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I started to clean up the site a little and am adding a few pictures i never uploaded there is a whole lot more and I hope to add them i have already added a few so you can view those at the gallery.
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I made this new layout for the promotion of X-Men First Class. I hope you like it.
New Layout
Here’s my newest layout not sure if I like it too much or not. But here it is. I added a couple of bit of picture updates.
New Stills from the Last Station
The Conspirator Portraits and Photo Shoots
X-Men on Set
Candids- James and Matthew V.
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almost 100 new images for you to view at the gallery
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New Layout
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James McAvoy to evolve professor role in ‘X-Men’ prequel
HollywoodNews.com: “I’m basically going to try and bury Patrick (Stewart’s) performance.”
Those fighting words come straight from actor James McAvoy who is playing the younger version of Professor X in “X-Men: First Class” – a role made famous by Patrick Stewart in the film franchise.
MTV News had the headline.
“I think the fun thing about these films is when you go back and you either reboot or do a prequel. You get to see how people became who they are. That means that you have to do them differently and by the end of the movie you have to do them the same way,” said McAvoy on his approach to the role.
“The interesting journey is what happens to them, what changes them, what makes them evolve – not just mutate, but emotionally and psychologically evolve,” said McAvoy.
“X-Men: First Class,” produced by Marvel Comics, will open on June 3, 2011.
No Updates
I know I haven’t posted any recent updates, but I’ve been catching up on my McAvoy movies. I’ve found a channel on youtube that actually has quite a bit of the early part of James Career. I have most of james filmography, but could never get my hands on his early days so I thought I would share with you on what I found if you too haven’t catched up on your James McAvoy early days.
http://www.youtube.com/user/maytaya
Also Fiona is currently selling a VHS on The Bill episode “Rent”. If you are interested in purchasing it. You can buy it here on Ebay.
James McAvoy takes acting break to deal with fatherhood

Souce: Herald Sun (by Neala Johnson)
JAMES McAvoy is getting his roof fixed.
“That really, really superstar-y, film star s—,” he says.
The sweary Scottish actor – “My imagination is badly-fuelled and I seem to be swearing instead of searching my vocabulary” – has more than just a dull off-screen life to explain his roof-fixing.
He and his wife, fellow actor Anne-Marie Duff, are expecting their first child.
“We were sitting here in the rain happily dealing with it, and with the kid on the way we thought we better stop being wet-headed,” McAvoy cracks.
McAvoy, 30, was to be jetting off right about now to Canada to make I’m With Cancer, a dramedy he was co-headlining with Seth Rogen.
But with the birth on the horizon, McAvoy has pulled out. It’s not the first time McAvoy has chosen real life over Hollywood. Look at his resume – for a popular, well-regarded actor, he’s squeezed in just one film a year since Atonement in 2007.
There’s been a bit of theatre in that time, he argues, but it’s also a case of “just wanting to take it easy”.
“There was a time a couple of years ago where the next like four years of my life was planned, and I just went, ‘Woah-ho! Stop stop stop stop stop’,” he explains.
“I went, ‘F— it I’m gonna go and do a play and do no films for a little while’. My life was getting planned for me, and that was a bit annoying.”
He was worried too, especially after doing the big-bang action flick Wanted, that he might get stuck on a Hollywood rollercoaster.
“And it wouldn’t have even been as fun as a rollercoaster,” McAvoy says.














