While a lot of people from both the earlier X-Men films and First Class have been confirmed to be coming back for X-Men: Days Of Future Past, there’s been no news on Lucas Till, who played Alex Summer/Havok in First Class.
Now Bryan Singer has confirmed that he will indeed return, tweeting a picture of the actor on the set, along with the message, ‘”Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind.” -JFK’
That quote and the military uniform seems to suggest that Havok is going into battle, and as he’s surrounded by what appear to be other mutants, it’s possible he’s in Vietnam as part of a secret X-unit in the early 70s.
It also appears some other details about the movie have leaked, including info on exactly who will be time-travelling in the movie. The plot revolves around the First Class mutants getting a message brought to them from the future, with info that they must prevent an assassination in order to stop events unfolding that result in mutants being locked up in concentration camps, and the terrifying sentinels monitoring the Earth.
If you wants to know those leaked plot details, head over to Vulture.
Plenty more info about the film is promised at the film’s panel happens on Saturday at Comic-Con, with Fox hoping to get us excited for the film’s July 18th 2014 release.
Mackenzie Foy is known to Twilight fans for playing Renesmee, the child of Bella and Edward, in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2. Now she’s got another role in a major film, as 
Twitter is becoming an increasingly popular way for directors to announce additions to their casts, eschewing the traditional route of going of The Hollywood Reporter or Variety. Jon Favreau is following that trend by using Twitter’s Vine to release a video revealing that Dustin Hoffman and Bobby Cannavale have joined the cast of his upcoming indie comedy, Chef.
Kevin Costner’s career revival continues with the news that he is in talks to star in Midnight Delivery for Universal Pictures, according to