[This story contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.]
For X-Men fans, it was a spectacular sight to behold.
Patrick Stewart made it clear (at least Noticed On his Twitter account) appearance in the role of Charles Xavier Dr. Stranger in Many Worlds of Madness.
Stewart was one of those interesting appearances that won’t be spoiled here. And even though fans knew he was coming from a little twist in one of the trailers, and the actor himself appeared at the Hollywood premiere, the moment still evoked nostalgia.
But even better, it was three notes from the classic Fox of the 90s. X-Men: Animated TV Series this The versatility of madness Professor X, who on Earth-838 is a member of the Illuminati’s Secret Society of Mutants.
The first two hits are simultaneous: when Professor X enters the Chamber of the Illuminati, composer Danny Elfman’s score changes to the infamous animated series’ version of the theme. As the theme plays, Professor X is shown in the yellow chair, just like in the Fox cartoon. Finally, when Professor X uses his telepathic power to show Dr. Strange what happened to his Stephen Strange on Earth -838, circular waves come off his forehead, like when a character uses his power in a cartoon.
is included X-Men: Animated Series, It’s been five seasons since its Halloween debut in 1992, with Cedric Smith played by Professor X. Stewart played a character in six X-Men movies before that. The versatility of madnessIncluding the 2000s x Menthat together Knife (1998) and Spider man (2002), credited with starting the era of superhero blockbusters.
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Source: Hollywood Reporter
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