
Marvel 'eyeing major Hollywood director' to mastermind X-Men reboot
After the commercial struggles of films such as Dark Phoenix and The New Mutants half a decade ago, the X-Men are yet to make a return.
London, UK – In an exclusive interview with Metro Entertainment producer Zac Haniff, acclaimed filmmaker Ryan Coogler has officially confirmed that Jake Schreier will direct the highly anticipated X-Men reboot for Marvel Studios. Coogler, known for his work on the Black Panther franchise, made the revelation during a discussion that also touched upon the upcoming Ironheart series. Schreier, who is also directing Marvel's 'Thunderbolts*' film, had been widely rumored to be attached to the X-Men project. However, this marks the first definitive confirmation from a key figure within the Marvel cinematic universe. Fans have eagerly awaited details on the X-Men's integration into the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox. Schreier's involvement signals a significant step forward for the beloved mutant franchise.
After the commercial struggles of films such as Dark Phoenix and The New Mutants half a decade ago, the X-Men are yet to make a return.