The director and producer of the already cult animated series “X-Men” Larry Houston started talks with Disney about the continuation of the series with the original line-up of actors and creators from the 90s.
The cult animated series X-Men from the 90s is available on the Disney + platform from November.
In the years 1992-1997, 5 seasons (76 episodes in total) of the adventures of mutant superheroes known from the Marvel comics were created.
Already in June last year (with the premiere of X-Men: Dark Phoenix ) rumors surfaced about the show’s resumption and that its producer and director Larry Houston would like the story to continue where it ended.
On Friday, during a virtual panel at Wizard World Virtual Experiences 2020, attended by Cal Dodd (Wolverine / Logan), George Buza (Beast / Hank McCoy), Chris Britton (Nathaniel Essex / Mister Sinister) and Larry Houston, it was revealed that talks with Disney + about possible cooperation on the continuation of the series. It is not known whether it will happen. As Houston himself says:
We talked and that’s basically it. (…) We had talks and they have to make a decision, but we let them know that we are all available for whatever they would like to do in the future.
If you know English, you can watch the full discussion below.
Larry Houston was also the author of the show’s opening.
