'X-Men' descend on Broadway  Nov. 10, 2003 at 10:52 AM   |   0
comments  NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Sunday night's Broadway
opening of Harold Pinter's play, "The Caretaker," is set to be
something of an "X-Men" reunion, as well.  Hugh Jackman, Famke
Janssen and James Marsden are all expected to cheer on "X-Men"
co-star Patrick Stewart at the opening night of the Roundabout
Theatre Company's new Broadway production of the three-man
drama.  An actor who appears as comfortable making blockbusters
like the "X-Men" and "Star Trek" movies as he is performing
Ibsen and Pinter on stage, Stewart recently told reporters in
New York he takes all acting equally serious and sees the amount
of text he needs to memorize for a role as the only major
difference between the two media.  "The moment you don't (take
your work seriously,) give it up," Stewart instructed. "The fact
that at the center of 'X-Men 2: United,' there are these two
characters: the leader of the Brotherhood, the leader of the
X-Men, and it is as important,