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X-Men reunion this weekend for a coronavirus benefit sketch – you can see how it went down below.The sketch, which was part of the Global Citizen: Unite For Our Future event, saw Hugh Jackman – who played Wolverine in the hit franchise – chatting with co-stars Halle Berry, Sir Patrick Stewart and Famke Janssen to celebrate the movie’s 20th anniversary.Midway through the call, Reynolds interrupted the conversation.

The original X-Men cast came together virtually on Saturday, only to find that Ryan Reynolds and some other actors from the franchise had crashed the reunion. As part of the Global Citizen: Unite For Our Future benefit concert, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen and Patrick Stewart came together on a video call.

The thing about the upcoming superhero film, “The New Mutants,” that makes it so interesting isn’t the plot of the movie but the drama that surrounds the production. Numerous delays, proposed reshoots that never happened, and a big studio acquisition are much more intriguing than what appears to be a pretty typical teen horror film with an ‘X-Men’ label attached.

With the release of “The New Mutants” expected to finally be in August (though, we won’t believe it until it’s actually on a screen somewhere), the end of the Fox/X-Men film universe is near. And with that, fans will begin to look forward to whatever Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige have up their sleeve with the mutant superheroes.

Hugh Jackman is helping out people in need through the mental health organisation Gotcha4Life during the coronavirus pandemic.

In an alternate universe, right about now we’re smack dab at the start of a jam-packed summer moviegoing season.

Deadline’s annual film revenue tournaments have celebrated the triumphs of each year’s most profitable films. For a third year in a row, we decided to look at the ones that amounted to a big swing and a miss.

Halle Berry sometimes uses her son as a weight during her at-home workouts.

You think you've seen Hugh Jackman with digital fur technology — because he was made to be hairy in the movies — but, oh! What could have been! Jackman just confirmed that he turned down a role in last year's stupefying, must-see movie musical, .

First launched in November 2019, Disney+ is among the latest streaming platforms to emerge in the wake of the success of Netflix and Hulu. While only a few months old, the subscription video on-demand service boasts a deep vault of family-friendly content from Walt Disney Studios and Television as well as Marvel, National Geographic, Pixar, and the franchise.

Last year, X-Men's 19-year legacy came to an end with the release of X-Men: Dark Phoenix. The Sophie Turner led film was doomed from the very beginning, given the various reshoots and haphazard release due to the Fox-Disney merger, and managed to earn only $246.35 million at the global box-office, which is the lowest for any X-Men installment! It was also the last time for Sophie to portray the role of the fierce, powerful Jean Grey.

Actor James McAvoy has donated $342,500 (£275,000) to help provide members of Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) with key personal protective equipment (PPE) during the coronavirus pandemic.

Hugh Jackman used criticism in his early career as “an asset” to push him out of his comfort zone.

Art imitating life is feeling very real for James Marsden right now.

Patrick Stewart is touched his friend Ian McKellen has turned down all offers to officiate weddings since marrying him and his wife Sunny Ozell.