X-Men
When a young mutant with the power to absorb others' abilities is caught between Xavier's idealistic X-Men and Magneto's militant Brotherhood, Wolverine must lead the fight to protect her—and the future of mutantkind.
Synopsis
X-Men is a 2000 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics team created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Directed by Bryan Singer, the film is written by David Hayter, with a story by Singer and Tom DeSanto. It follows a world in which some humans are born with mutant abilities, often feared and misunderstood by society. The story centers on Wolverine and Rogue, who become involved in a conflict between two factions: Charles Xavier's X-Men, who seek peaceful coexistence, and the Brotherhood of Mutants, led by Magneto, who advocate for mutant supremacy. The film features an ensemble cast including Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Bruce Davison, Rebecca Romijn, Ray Park, and Anna Paquin.
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A crew of 91+ credited
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Edited by Steven RosenblumShot by Newton Thomas SigelScored by Michael KamenDesigned by John Myhre
Box Office
2000 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 4.0× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$296.3M
US & Canada: $157.3M — 53% of worldwide · International: $139.0M (47%)
Opening weekend: $54.5M — 35% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $75.9M — 48% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,025 theaters
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Cast & Crew
91 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
69Brett Morris
as Young Magneto
Rhona Shekter
as Magneto's Mother
Kenneth Mcgregor
as Magneto's Father
Shawn Roberts
as Rogue's Boyfriend
Donna Goodhand
as Rogue's Mother
John Nelles
as Rogue's Father
George Buza
as Trucker
Darren Mcguire
as Contender
Carson Manning
as Waterboy #1
Scott Leva
as Waterboy #2
Aron Tager
as Emcee
Kevin Rushton
as Stu
Doug Lennox
as Bartender
David Nichols
as Newscaster #1
Malcolm Nefsky
as Stu's Buddy
Sumela Kay
as Kitty
Shawn Ashmore
as Bobby Drake
Katrina Florece
as Jubilee
Alex Burton
as John Allerdyce
Quinn Wright
as Lily Pond Kid
Daniel Magder
as Boy on Raft
Matt Weinberg
as Tommy
Madison Lanc
as Tommy's Sister
Stan Lee
as Hot Dog Vendor
Marsha Graham
as Newscaster #2
Amy Leland
as Cerebro (voice)
Adam Robitel
as Guy on Line
David Lawrence Brown
as Lead Cop
Ben Jensen
as Sabretooth Cop
Tom Desanto
as Toad Cop
Todd Dulmage
as Coast Guard
Dan Duran
as Newscaster #3
Elias Zarou
as U.N. Secretary General
David Black
as President
Robert R Snow
as Secret Service
David Hayter
as Museum Cop
Cecil Phillips
as Security Guard
Dave Allen Clark
as Newscaster #4
Deryck Blake
as Plastic Prison Guard
Ilke Hincer
as Translator
Ron Sham
as Translator
Jay Yoo
as Translator
Grigori Miakouchkine
as Translator
Eleanore Comes
as Translator
Giuseppe Gallaccio
as Translator
Rupinder Brar
as Translator
Abi Ganem
as Translator
Joey Purpura
as German Soldier
Manuel Verge
as German Soldier
Wolfgang Muller
as German Soldier
Ralph Zuljan
as German Soldier
Andy Grote
as German Soldier
Eric Bryson
as Cop (uncredited)
Ben Champniss
as Jewish Prisoner of War (uncredited)
Cheryl De Luca
as Mother on Train (uncredited)
Jeremy Durgana
as Student (uncredited)
Wesley Finucan
as Man at Train Station (uncredited)
Kyler Fisher
as Extra (uncredited)
Brandon Marc Gagne
as Bar Patron (uncredited)
Matthew Galliford
as Ellis Island Dignitary (uncredited)
Gary Goddard
as Man at Beach (uncredited)
Matt Granger
as Weapon X Program Surgeon (uncredited)
Cyprian Lerch
as Police Officer (uncredited)
Donald Mackinnon
as Student at Xavier School (uncredited)
Brian Peck
as Hot Dog Stand Patron (uncredited)
Peter Schindelhauer
as German Soldier (uncredited)
Jimmy Star
as Police Officer (uncredited)
Daniel Vivian
as Canadian (uncredited)
Quentin Wright
as Student at Xavier School (uncredited)
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