In X-Men #33, the mutants mount yet another "final" stand. How many last dances can one team have? Find out this Wednesday.

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Matthew Vaughn Quit ‘X-Men: The Last Stand’ After Discovering Plan to Trick Halle Berry With a Fake Storm Script That Would Be Trashed After She Signed On to Return ...

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Ah, here we go again, folks. Marvel's cranking out another "apocalyptic" scenario in X-Men #34, set to hit your wallets—I mean, stores—on Wednesday, May 1st. Ready to dive into what's surely ...

Vaughn would drop out of directing the X-Men film and went on to direct Stardust.Berry ultimately signed up to reprise the role of Storm in the 2006 film that ended up being directed by Brett Ratner.

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Director Matthew Vaughn is speaking out about his experience working on "X-Men: The Last Stand,” and how the studio tricked Halle Berry.

Matthew Vaughn, who was supposed to direct "X-Men: The Last Stand," quit the project after executives revealed a fake script written for Halle Berry.