Série Xmen en dévellopement : Xfactor?

http://www.superheromoviesnews.com/2014/04/fox-considering-bringing-x-men-spin-offs-for-TV.html

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Fox Are In Deep Development On A Live-Action X-Men TV Show

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/10/06/fox-are-in-deep-development-on-a-live-action-x-men-tv-show/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

yep, yep curieux, je suis (spécialement si admettons, Singer y est mélé, ce qui ne m'étonnerait pas! )

Maintenant questionnage : quelle timeline? quelle équipe?
Bon ce sera sûrement pas l'équipe des films sinon ça voudrait dire recast tout ça.
Je suis pas assez connaisseur des X-men pour savoir sur quelle partie du comics ça peut se baser mais oui y a de quoi faire!

Je crois qu'ils vont s'orienter sur les jeunes mutants de l'école du professeur X, et qu'on aura de temps à autres des caméos

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According to some Tweet's from eatgeekplay.com's Shawn Madden, the plan is for this series to be based on Peter David's critically acclaimed X-Factor run, and he adds that, "The X-Factor series will definitely feature Jamie Madrox and be sort of like 'Fringe in the X-Men world.'"

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=108783

Ben tu vois j'y avais pas pensé, (si ce n'est que je l'ai lu hier soir comme une suggestion d'un internaute) mais mine de rien, je préfère cette idée

Une série X-men...a la Fringe...

L'équipe serait composer de qui(connait pas X Factor...)?

Bah comme il est dit au dessus déja Jamie Madrox/ Multiple Man qui est le créateur et leader/

Puis surement Guido Carosella (Strong Guy) Rahne Sinclair (Wolfsbane). Layla Miller est possible je pense aussi. Rictor maybe. Polaris? ( ou trop cher, puis affilié à Magneto)Syrin? Aprés je sais pas, puisque je pense qu'on va utiliser la continuité Xmen. Banshee, Darwin ou Havok sont pas possibles. Longshot ou shatterstar non plus je crois ( à moins qu'on introduise le concept du mojoworld, compliqué )

par contre ce n'est pas la première incarnation de l'équipe : la première équipe de Xfactor était constituté des premiers Xmen qui s'étaient réunis ( Cyclope, Jean grey, The Beast, Iceman, Angel)

Il y a une influence Xfiles aussi. C'est d'abords une agence de détectives. Un des trucs qui est interessant, c'est qu'à la base Madrox controle ses doubles, mais qu'au fur et à mesure ils deviennent de plus en plus indépendants ( d'ou la comparaison avec Fringe j'imagine)

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Development of Fox’s mutant TV offshoot has been taking a while because the central cast of characters is proving difficult to nail down. It might seem that there’s a fear of using no-name characters, worried that this will cost them viewers (cf. Agents of SHIELD), but also concern that burning up heavy hitters could cut off potential streams of movie revenue.

The solution they seem to be heading for is pretty sensible. For a start, one of the characters they’ve considered is Quicksilver. This makes perfect sense given his star-making turn in Days of Future Past, not to mention Evan Peters’ career bringing him back and forth between TV and movie work. I’m sure that both actor and character would make a great contribution to the show if this is how they do decide to go. What we don’t know is if considering Quicksilver means the show would be a period piece, if the role would be recast, or if there’s some other trick that could be pulled.

quicksilver evan peters days of future past

The possibility of using Jamie Madrox, Multiple Man has also been kicked around seriously, we understand. At this point, it seems to be more than just a possibility, though we don’t know if they’ve approached Eric Dane, who played the character in The Last Stand.

Peter David‘s run of X-Factor to star the character is justifiably beloved and has the added advantage of having a pre-baked TV premise, something like Angel with added mutant abilities. From the blurb of one collected edition,

Relive the gripping, noir-esque launch of Peter David’s most memorable concept: X-Factor Investigations! Jamie Madrox sets up a detective agency in the heart of Mutant Town.

A series that deals with X-Factor Investigations could well have the magic recipe. It features characters obscure enough that losing them from movies wouldn’t do any obvious damage but beloved enough by fans who would want to tune in. I could certainly get behind a show like that.

Most recently, we’ve been told, there was some question of having a female lead for the show. That’s a good thing for a number of reasons. Firstly, any female-led show is not only good for redressing the balance, it would stand out on the schedules. Such shows are still an exception rather than 50% of the rule.

buffy and angel

And there’s absolutely no female-driven superhero series on either size of screen. Not quite yet. Katee Sackhoff has been brewing up something with Stan Lee, though it’s not likely to be a big, high profile project. Marvel have developed Black Widow and Captain Marvel projects, at least to a point, but there’s no obvious indication that either is about to move forward. They do have Jessica Jones in the pipeline at Netflix, though, and it’s no doubt going to earn them a considerable positive PR bump as well as do their karma some good.

Perhaps most importantly, the X-Universe is packed with viable candidates that have earned this kind of spotlight. A Rogue-centric show could make sense, and Anna Paquin is another performer at home on the small screen as the big. That’s just my notion, however, and we’ve heard nothing about this possibility.

Regardless of who ends up in the series cast, it’s very much a part of Fox’s X-plans for the future and Simon Kinberg is as involved with this show’s development as he is the sweep of the mutant franchise overall.

Though it may be too early to know when the show will be scheduled, we believe that Fox are keen to get it cracked and on air by 2016, when Deadpool and X-Men: Apocalypse will be released. It also seems reasonable to expect that they’ll be working in some kind of cross-medium storytelling where appropriate.

http://www.filmdivider.com/5723/everything-we-know-about-foxs-plans-to-crossover-fantastic-four-and-x-men-big-screen-and-small/