X-Men has always had known (and original) version of Professor Charles Xavier hairless, so it was surprising, the sight of him at X-Men: Days of Future Past with that long hair, while as in the first part of the trilogy (the which will end with the next X-Men:. Apocalypse ), is showing very concerned about the care of your hair
A good example is the scene of X-Men: First Class where beast suggests shave his head to enjoy a better connection with brain . On the occasion of the latter part of this new trilogy of X-Men , the director Bryan Singer , wanted to share a photo with fans through his Instagram profile where we can see a James McAvoy (who plays Professor X) saying goodbye to your precious hair.
There were many paradoxes that have been sowing the movie X-Men after his first trilogy and self Charles Xavier is a character who has starred in more inconsistencies.
One, for example, was the fact that X Men: The Last Stand (the third part of the first trilogy), appeared walking (and bald) next to Magneto , both very old and (while currently warns a great enmity, yet to be seen how it is with this last installment).
In the same film, the same character played in his younger version by James McAvoy is killed by Jean Grey, where “resurrected” The Wolverine without ever clarifying how did this event (some say changed his . mind to another body and that what we see is its projected by his powers but nothing was clear image sufrientemente)
In fact, at the end X-Men: The First Class could already see him in a wheelchair and even without being bald, being incoherent with respect to the first solo film Wolverine said scene and higher Professor X and Magneto “hand” to know the young Jean Grey, but fortunately this fact It became clear in X-Men:. Days of Future Past
Remember that the closing of this trilogy will not entail or much less than this mutant universe, as the reboot Fantastic Four will join them, just as Deadpool it seems, also it omitted much of what we saw in X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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