Kind faun, Lucy's first friend in Narnia.
Powerful telepath and founder of the X-Men
Stuttering leader of the Losers Club seeking closure for his brother's death.
Powerful telepath and founder of the X-Men
Powerful telepathic mutant, founder of the X-Men and Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
Powerful telepath and founder of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
British patriarch and primary antagonist. Initially presents as a welcoming host but reveals himself as a serial killer who lures families to his Devon farm to rob and murder them. He and his wife cut out the tongues of their victims' children to aid in future lures. Sabotages the Daltons' escape, holds Agnes hostage, and is ultimately killed by Ant with a brick.
A man with dissociative identity disorder harboring 23 distinct personalities, including the superhuman Beast.
The housekeeper's son and Cecilia's lover. Briony's false accusation leads to his arrest and conviction for Lola's rape. During the Second World War, he joins the army, is wounded at Dunkirk, and dies of septicaemia without reuniting with Cecilia.
Maverick MI6 station head in Berlin who secretly betrays his agency. He colludes with KGB agent Bremovych, plants a listening device on Lorraine, orchestrates Spyglass's death, murders Delphine Lasalle, and attempts to flee with the intelligence list. Lorraine discovers his treachery, kills him, and frames him as the mole Satchel.
Young blue garden gnome, loyal and courageous, leads the Montague faction.
Expanded collective of Kevin's alters, showcasing the complex internal hierarchy and emerging threats.
James McAvoy has 94 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently X-MEN with 6 titles. Signature works include It Chapter Two, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, X-Men: Days of Future Past. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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