Don’t worry, OP! We like to get them while they’re young and malleable!
(Source: firstclassconfessions)
James McAvoy Quotes“Michael Fassbender is incredible, and really strong—and sexy.” McAvoy added that he and Fassbender decided to work out the textures of their on-screen relationship to give the film heart and make it “more than an action movie.”
“He’s [Xavier] just been paralyzed and he’s been betrayed by the person who he’s probably come to care about more than anybody else in the world, and he’s the guy who did it to him.”
Sir Ian McKellen Quotes
Zach Stentz (XMFC screenwriter) Quotes
Ashley Miller (XMFC screenwriter) Quotes
”If the story between Charles and Erik is on some level this… you know, tragic romance, you’ve got to arrange the other elements in that way too.”
- X-Men: First Class Blu Ray special features
Because Science
“The chess scene aside, from the standpoint of sexual imagery, I think the ‘satellite dish’ [scene] is the film’s richest. Charles even asks Erik’s permission to penetrate him! So polite. And then they meld each other’s brains out.”— Professor William Earnest, quoted by E!Online (source)
Comic Canon
“You were too good for this world, Charles. But I… I am precisely what it deserves.”
— Magneto, Civil War: House of M
“I don’t know about you, but the first time I met another adult mutant was like being hit by a thunderbolt. Far, far more powerful than being in love and our human lives knew it.
Our eyes were brighter. Our minds were faster. Sometimes we could spend seventy-two straight hours on the telephone just talking about our ideas for the world.”
- Charles Xavier on meeting Erik Lehnsherr, Ultimate X-Men #16
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(If I have overlooked anything, please feel free to reblog and add.)
“The boy was a huge X-Men fan, and Cyclops was his favorite. The scene originally called for Cyclops to look at the train schedule, but according to Bryan Singer the boy could not stop smiling at James Marsden. Finally, during one shot, Marsden just looked back at him and smiled, much to the boy’s delight. Bryan Singer liked the idea so much, he kept it in the film, and told the actress playing the boy’s mother to react the way she did.”
