Alan Cumming Return to the universe Marvel to repeat his role as Nightcrawler in Avengers: Doomsday.
In a new interview, he advanced that the makeup process has changed since he starred X2 In 2003, which makes it easier to interpret the character.
“23 years have passed since I was a superhero”Said Cumming recently during an interview at Today With Jenna & Friends of NBC.
When Cumming asked if he would use all that makeup again, the actor said: “I already did some makeup tests.”
“Actually, the good thing is that before they were four and a half hours to five hours, and now it’s 90 minutes”He said, before explaining that “before all tattoos were made by hand because they had not decided before starting to film and now there are all these things that stick; it is a radical change.”
“I am a 60 -year -old superhero and everyone seems really lovely,” he added.
Cumming said he will soon begin to film in London and joked saying that “it will be madness.”
Cumming played the role of the comic in X-Men 2 of 2003 and had not interpreted it since then. The actor will also meet in the new Avengers movie with his co -star, including Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier / Professor X), Ian McKellen (Magneto), Rebecca Romijn (Mysticism) and James Marsden (Cyclops).
What did Alan Cumming like playing Nightcrawler
On an official publication on its official website, Cumming talked about what he did not like to play the role.
“The character is really interesting, the message of the film (the tolerance towards those who are different from us) was very timely and unusual for a Hollywood blockbuster, but the really heavy thing was to have to spend more than four hours a day with two men stepping on my face,” said Cumming. “Then they were The harnesses for the tail and to fly, the feet, the hands – what made the bathroom go to a team effort – the teeth, the lenses … My God, don’t even talk to me! ”
Avengers: Doomsday will premiere in theaters on May 1, 2026.
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