Pryde of the X-Men (TV 1989)Director:Ray LeeWriter:Larry Parr |
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Cast
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| Michael Bell | ... |
Cyclops
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| Earl Boen | ... |
Colossus
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Andi Chapman | ... |
Storm
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| Pat Fraley | ... |
Pyro
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Ron Gans | ... |
Magneto
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| Dan Gilvezan | ... |
Colossus
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| Alan Oppenheimer | ... |
The Blob
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Patrick Pinney | ... |
Wolverine
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| Neil Ross | ... |
Wolverine /
Nightcrawler
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Susan Silo | ... |
The White Queen
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| Kath Soucie | ... |
Kitty Pryde
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John Stephenson | ... |
Professor Charles Xavier
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Alexandra Stoddart | ... |
Dazzler
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| Frank Welker | ... | ||
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Stan Lee: Welcome. This is Stan Lee of Marvel Comics, warning you to look around you. Your classmates, your friends. You never know which one of them may be a mutant. A person born with strange and wonderous powers. Now, some mutants like the X-Men, use their special gifts for good. But, then there are the terrorist mutants, who plan to destroy the human race.
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The series for which this pilot was intended to launch never materialized. Shortly after this pilot was delivered, Marvel started having financial issues and stopped work on just about everything but Muppet Babies. See more »Goofs
After the X-men find a hurt Professor X they put him on a table. Professor X manages to sit up and raise his knee. Professor is a paralyzed character. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Stan Lee: Welcome. This is Stan Lee of Marvel Comics, warning you to look around you. Your classmates, your friends. You never know which one of them may be a mutant. A person born with strange and wonderous powers. Now, some mutants like the X-Men, use their special gifts for good. But, then there are the terrorist mutants, who plan to destroy the human race.
See more »
This forgotten late-eighties pilot showed promise but was never picked up as a series. Although the characterizations are annoyingly overwrought (in typical Saturday morning fashion), the adaptation was very faithful to the source material. The producers chose a mid-eighties line-up (Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Dazzler, Kitty Pryde) and concisely setup the struggle between the two mutant factions while briefly outlining the comic book's continuity at that time. The only misfire was Wolverine's inexplicable Cockney accent (the character is supposed to be Canadian, not British). They even managed to include Lockheed, Kitty's ridiculous pet dragon. Not a bad job, and it proves that you *don't* have to extensively reinvent the comic (as was done with "X-Men: Evolution") in order to make it work on the small screen.