The original “X-Men” featuring Patrick Stewart as Professor Charles Xavier, Ian McKellen as Magneto, Alan Cumming as Nightcrawler, Rebecca Romijn as Mystique and James Marsden as Cyclops, are set to return in “Avengers: Doomsday,” Marvel Studios announced on Wednesday.

Additionally, Kelsey Grammer will return as Beast, who most recently cameoed in “The Marvels” and previously starred in” X-Men: The Last Stand” at 20th Century Fox. The company made the announcement as part of a livestream revealing the cast for the upcoming film. Production kicks off in London next month.

The “X-Men” film franchise began in 2000 with “X-Men,” directed by Bryan Singer. This first film introduced audiences to the concept of mutants – humans born with genetic superpowers – and focused on the leader of the X-Men, Professor Charles Xavier, and the metal-clawed Logan/Wolverine, as they attempt to make peace with their rival Magneto. It was praised for its serious, character-driven take on the superhero genre.

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Jimmy attended Hulu’s “Paradise” Official FYC Event at Television Academy’s Wolf Theatre at the Saban Media Center in North Hollywood on March 7th. I’ve uploaded 123 HQ photos from this event to the gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2024 Appearances > [2025.03.07]Hulu’s “Paradise” Official FYC Event (HQ)

James Marsden has had a long and versatile career, starring in superhero movies (“X-Men”), sci-fi epics (“Westworld”), comedies (“Jury Duty” “30 Rock”), dramas and rom coms (“27 Dresses,” “Enchanted.”). But when he was talking to The Post about his Hulu show “Paradise,” he admitted there’s one dream role he hasn’t done yet.

“I’ve always loved emulating some of the old crooners, like Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. I always thought there were so many interesting stories of Frank Sinatra’s life that could be played. And for whatever reason, you’ve never really seen a movie about him,” Marsden, 51, told The Post.

“To do a biopic like what Jamie Foxx did with Ray Charles would be a lot of fun. I would love to,” he continued. “And you’re actually using your singing voice, as well.”

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I’ve uploaded 9 HQ photos from the Nobleman Magazine photoshoot to the gallery.

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Photoshoot Outtakes > Magazine Outtakes > Randall Slavin Photoshoot 2025 for Nobleman

James Marsden is the cover guy for the new issue of Nobleman Magazine. The issue can be purchased online via their official site now.

I’ve uploaded some HQ photos from recent events to the gallery.

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Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.01.23]”Jimmy Kimmel Live!” (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.01.30]Screening Of “Paradise” By Disney+ In London – Photocall (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.01.30]Screening Of “Paradise” By Disney+ In London – Afterparty (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.01.31]”Paradise” By Disney+ Paris Premiere (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.02.03]”Good Morning America” (HQ)
Public Appearances > 2025 Appearances > [2025.02.03]”GMA3: What You Need To Know” (HQ)
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James Marsden is reflecting on the challenges of filming Jury Duty.

During a recent episode of Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast, Marsden, 51, opened up about his experience filming the mockumentary and how it differed from his past projects. Explaining that he was tempted at times to blow his cover to the unassuming Ronald Gladden, Marsden said he was warned about the difficulty of the fake reality show.

“I remember having this conversation with one of the producers who had also worked on Borat, all of Sacha [Baron Cohen]’s stuff,” the actor explained. “And he was like, ‘If you’re a really good guy, this might not be for you.’ And he didn’t say that directly at me, but it was kinda like, this is f—ing hard, how you navigate getting the comedy people actually wanna see. Yes, it’s at the expense of somebody. The nature of the show is that.”

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