While Marvel's Chinese universe has yet to fully introduce its own version of X-Men, it is coming quickly. But before we head Restart country with new movie "X-Men" Somewhere after the end of the multivered sagaFox's era mutants have a chance to say goodbye to the "Doomsday" next year. And among the actors who got the last bite of Apple is the Starwear "Frasier" Kelsey Grammer, who will again show Hank McCoy, Aka Astver.

Nicholas Hult, who starred a younger version of Astver in films such as "X-Men: First Class" and "X-Men: Days of Future Past", has now weighed about the return of the character to MCC. Talking to Fun weekly While promoting the Jameseshei Gunn "Superman" (in which he plays the villain Lex Luthor)Hultt expressed nothing but positivity about portraying an astware gram. Here's what he had to say about it:

"Kelsey was an excellent bever. He was the beer I saw when I was a kid, along with the other actors who returned, Patrick (Stuart) and Ian (McKellen) and Jamesimes (Marsden) and all of them."

"These were the characters I had to watch in the X-Men films," Hult added. "I'm excited to see what they are doing with it. Being fun to see how they insert those characters into that world."

Grammer had previously played the role in the very small "X-Men: The Last Stand", despite making a short arrival as Dr. McCoy in "Days of Future Past". But Grammer was given another chance to put his stamp on the character In a surprising performance in the loan stage, attached to the Marveza. It has helped to return his bigger return to "Doomsday", which is currently in production.

Although it will be nice to see some other actors from Fox's X-Men, who play their roles, there is something about the return of Grammer that feels particularly exciting for many fans. His casting as Astver felt on the spot, however The "Last Stand" itself is considered far from the worst live-to-action film "X-Men"A rival only maybe from "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" and "Dark Phoenix". As such, it would be nice to see that he was joking about playing the character in what figures is one of the biggest films since 2026.

Grammer, as the Hultt alluded, is just one of many "X-Men" actors on the old who will return As part of the massive team "Avengers: Doomsday"With Patrick Stewart (Professor X), Ian McKellen (Magneto), Alan Cumminger (Neukerler), Rebecca Romain (Mystic), Jameseshes Marsden (Cyclops) and Channing Tatum (Gambit) on the ship. More than likely, this will be Swan's song for these actors, as the "Avengers: The Secret Wars" in 2027 is set to bring the multivered saga closer.

As for Hult's response, he maintained it elegant. Every actor could easily joke "Return me back" or something on those lines. Instead, he took the opportunity to share his Loveube to Grammer and the rest of his "X-Men" colleagues. As to whether we will see Hult's Astter in MCC at some point? EW also asked if the actor had talks with Marvel about it and he simply replied with "no". Whether it's true or not difficult to say. After all, if not true, he probably couldn't admit anything.

"Avengers: Doomsday" should hit theaters on December 18, 2026.