- David Haight is the only one who has been officially authorized by the American Writers Guild to write screenplays for films.
- Hugh Jackman helped him to show Wolverine's iconic "fury" by taking a cold shower. In order to learn how to use Wolverine's claws, Hugh Jackman must train with a fighting coach.
- Wolverine’s claws need a whole piece of silicone to cover his arms. The claws are made of plastic, wood and steel. During the filming, Hugh Jackman and his four stunts used a total of 700 paws.
- Wolverine’s dog tags are standard issued by the Canadian Army.
- Although James Madden's height is almost 1.82 meters, in order to appear much taller than Hugh Jackman, he must wear high heels in the film.
- Friendly guest appearance: Stan Lee, the original author and film producer of the X-Men, plays a man standing next to a hot dog stand in the scene when Senator Kelly emerges from the water. At the end of the film, the screenwriter David Haight guest starred in one of the many police officers.
- Senator Kelly said in the opening that the lines of the list of known metamorphoses in the United States were adapted from Senator McCarthy’s famous speech about well-known Communists working in the State Department.
- After the filming, the wheelchair that Professor X had sat on was auctioned to the Patrick Stewart Law Firm, but it was rented back to continue using it in "X-Men 2".
- Both the bar scene and the concentration camp scene were shot in the same winery.
- Neither Patrick Stewart nor Ian McLean can play chess.
- When filming the location at Hamilton Railway Station, director Brian Singer was thought to be a non-staff, and was interrogated by the police to prevent him from entering the crew.
- The first scene of the filming was the World Summit on Liberty Island. Representatives from various countries came to congratulate. Two of the guests (King and Queen of Poland) were made by the director's father and stepmother.
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Extended Reading
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Jayde 2022-03-25 09:01:03
No feeling, like a spoonful of sugar added to a glass of boiled water, tasteless, not as good as boiled water. That "cute" that attracts other people's abilities is so ugly, it's annoying to look at it. The unruly and tragic hero like Wolverine who is deliberately portrayed as a heartthrob always makes me dislike it. . . Enough of Monkey King's hairstyle! The Cyclops is still the most handsome. Sure enough, everything looks at the face, and of course there is Magneto. It’s up to him to watch it!
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Garnett 2021-10-20 18:58:38
3.5 stars, this period is still a small pattern, the special effects are also very fake
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Rogue: Hey.
[Logan turns and looks at her]
Rogue: You running again?
Logan: No, not really. I've got some things to take care of up north.
Rogue: Oh.
[They stand in silence for a few moments, then Logan reaches out and plays with her hair, which now has a prominent white streak. She jumps back a little and then smiles]
Rogue: I kinda like it.
Logan: Yeah.
Rogue: I don't want you to go.
[Logan looks around at his small pack of stuff and then undoes his dog tags. Then he takes her hand, places them inside, then pushes her fingers over them. She looks up at him]
Logan: I'll be back for this.
[He turns and walks out the door with her staring after him, smiling]
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Mystique: [as Bobby] Never use your power against another mutant.
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The beginning of the first episode: Even if you were James McAvoy when you were young, you can’t resist Patrick Stewart, who is old and bald.
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Well-behaved, looking forward to the explosion of the sequel
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The action is good, watch the excitement. Think about what I'm writing, I don't know.