“Passing Credits”: This superhero film was deeply hit by Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier)

Editor Hachette heroes He recently released the memories of Patrick Stewart, Shakespeare’s actor who named France in France, playing pop culture at Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek and Charles Xavier Universe X-Men.

In this book Somme – More than 400 pages – British actresses back all over her career, her childhood in Yorkshire, on the streets of Mirfield until 2023, and the third season of Star Trek: Picard for Paramount+.

Before “Logan” was “Natches”

The passage catches the attention of superhero fans after Stewart publishes films and especially his last appearance in Charles Xavier in the twentieth-century mutant world by James Mangold’s film:

“In March 2016, I got a script called” Natchez ” – a temporary title designed to fulfill the real title of the film’s secrets: Logan. I started reading. Wow. The action takes place in 2029.

“The shooting started in May 2016. Finding itself on Hughes was exciting, amplifier. From all the kids with whom I had the opportunity to work.

“The seriousness and concentration of Dafne during rehearsals and filming was completely impressive- he reminded me of what I was, younger (…). Sunshine’s real beam: Eleven-year-old kids are completely normal, intellectual and very funny.

Moving to the revision

Patrick Stewart had less days of film filming than Daphne Kini (X23) or Hugh Jackman (Wolverine) and therefore finished his scenes before them. With his own assumption, it was difficult for Stewart to see a Wolvarin interpreter only after the film is over:

“I only saw Hugh at the world premiere in Berlinal in February 2017, where we went on stage before we were sitting side by side in the middle of the room. I haven’t seen Logan yet and I didn’t expect it to be touched. The seat notes from the corner of the eye that Hugh had a cheek that he smiled at me and we were in this hand, until the end.

The whole autobiography of Patrick Stewart, sober authorized memoirs, has been available in French since January.