X-Men

Name: X-Men
Genre: Adventure, Action, Science Fiction
Released: 2000-07-13
Duration: 104 min
Rating: 7.021

★ 7,0 /10 (12,344 Votes)

2000 EN 104 min

Overview

Two mutants, Rogue and Wolverine, come to a private academy for their kind whose resident superhero team, the X-Men, must oppose a terrorist organization with similar powers.

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Release date

13/07/2000

Votes

12,344

Popularity

1.3

Trust a few. Fear the rest.

Genres

Adventure Action Science Fiction

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

104 min

Budget

$75,000,000

Revenue

$296,339,527

Website

www.20thcenturystudios.com

Hugh Jackman

Logan / Wolverine

Patrick Stewart

Xavier

Ian McKellen

Magneto

Famke Janssen

Jean Grey

James Marsden

Cyclops

Halle Berry

Storm

Anna Paquin

Rogue

Tyler Mane

Sabretooth

Ray Park

Toad

Rebecca Romijn

Mystique

Bruce Davison

Senator Kelly

Matthew Sharp

Henry Guyrich

Brett Morris

Young Magneto

Rhona Shekter

Magneto's Mother

Kenneth McGregor

Magneto's Father

Shawn Roberts

Rogue's Boyfriend

Donna Goodhand

Rogue's Mother

John Nelles

Rogue's Father

George Buza

Trucker

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Darren McGuire

Contender

Carson Manning

Waterboy #1

Scott Leva

Waterboy #2

Aron Tager

Emcee

Kevin Rushton

Stu

Doug Lennox

Bartender

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David Nichols

Newscaster #1

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Malcolm Nefsky

Stu's Buddy

Sumela Kay

Kitty

Shawn Ashmore

Bobby Drake

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Katrina Florece

Jubilee

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Alex Burton

John Allerdyce

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Quinn Wright

Lily Pond Kid

Daniel Magder

Boy on Raft

Matt Weinberg

Tommy

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Madison Lanc

Tommy's Sister

Stan Lee

Hot Dog Vendor

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Marsha Graham

Newscaster #2

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Amy Leland

Cerebro (voice)

Adam Robitel

Guy on Line

David Lawrence Brown

Lead Cop

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Ben Jensen

Sabretooth Cop

Tom DeSanto

Toad Cop

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Todd Dulmage

Coast Guard

Dan Duran

Newscaster #3

Elias Zarou

U.N. Secretary General

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David Black

President

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Robert R. Snow

Secret Service

David Hayter

Museum Cop

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Cecil Phillips

Security Guard

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Dave Allen Clark

Newscaster #4

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Deryck Blake

Plastic Prison Guard

Ilke Hincer

Translator

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Ron Sham

Translator

Jay Yoo

Translator

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Grigori Miakouchkine

Translator

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Eleanore Comes

Translator

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Giuseppe Gallaccio

Translator

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Rupinder Brar

Translator

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Abi Ganem

Translator

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Joey Purpura

German Soldier

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Manuel Verge

German Soldier

Wolfgang Müller

German Soldier

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Ralph Zuljan

German Soldier

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Andy Grote

German Soldier

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Eric Bryson

Cop (uncredited)

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Ben Champniss

Jewish Prisoner of War (uncredited)

Cheryl De Luca

Mother on Train (uncredited)

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Jeremy Durgana

Student (uncredited)

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Wesley Finucan

Man at Train Station (uncredited)

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Kyler Fisher

Extra (uncredited)

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Brandon Marc Gagne

Bar Patron (uncredited)

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Matthew Galliford

Ellis Island Dignitary (uncredited)

Gary Goddard

Man at Beach (uncredited)

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Matt Granger

Weapon X Program Surgeon (uncredited)

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Cyprian Lerch

Police Officer (uncredited)

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Donald MacKinnon

Student at Xavier School (uncredited)

Brian Peck

Hot Dog Stand Patron (uncredited)

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Peter Schindelhauer

German Soldier (uncredited)

Jimmy Star

Police Officer (uncredited)

Daniel Vivian

Canadian (uncredited)

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Quentin Wright

Student at Xavier School (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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