Zoë Kravitz Reveals New X-Men: First Class Details; Comments On Final Fight Scene And More!

Zoë Kravitz Reveals New X-Men: First Class Details; Comments On Final Fight Scene And More!

Check out what the actress had to say when quizzed about what exactly is going on in that scene with her, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender from the trailer, as well as her role in the final battle sequence and more...

By JoshWilding - Apr 26, 2011 05:04 AM EST
Filed Under: X-Men
Source: MTV News

Here are a few excerpts from the interview over at MTV News. To read the whole thing, simply click on the link at the bottom of the page tp head on over to the site where the actress talks about her audition, fan expectations and much more!

So you didn't have to strap on the insect wings?

Nope! They flew me out and there was a full month of preproduction of making decisions about the wings — and putting them on — and the different shapes and colors. And there was a lot of training. I did do a lot of wire work, so I had to get pretty strong.


Angel isn't one of these super well-known characters, but she's got a cool backstory where she runs away from home and discovers her mutation. Do we get any of those origins in the movie?

She has such a cool background, but that is not in the film. You meet her later when they're recruiting these mutants to form the first group of X-Men. But it was really helpful for me to know all that information to form the character. But who knows what will happen in the future. Hopefully, they'll continue with her.


What's going on with that shot of you, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender in the trailer? You've got your top off in some kind of red, velvet-covered room.

It's really funny. They come to find me, knowing about my mutation, and I'm working at a go-go club. I don't know what they're there for, so I take them in back for a private dance and then we show each other our powers.


Are the wings totally CGI?

Yeah. The tattoos are really there and they make them come out of the tattoos with CGI.


Was there was one stunt or scene that was particularly difficult or that you're proud of?

I never got hurt, so nothing was too scary. There is this big scene on the beach at the end, and they shot it in Georgia. They had me wired up and really high in the air and zooming around the beach. It was really cold and I was wearing these leather shorts and this backless top. I was up there for a week, zooming around and freezing my ass off. And then there was this one stunt I didn't get to do. They hung my stunt double out of this helicopter over the ocean. I was like, "Why can I do that?" And they were like, "Um, no."


X-Men: First Class is set to be released in the UK on June 1st and in the US on June 2nd.




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