James McAvoy is one of the most talented young actors. He was a great choice to play Charles Xavier in his youth. In "X-Men: Apocalypse" his character grows older, and the consequences of the role starts to get in his head-literally!

We're going to see the more familiar Professor X look as the story progresses a decade into the 80s. The Scottish locks will probably be shed as he confided in an interview with HuffPost Live:

"'I'll be older in this one,' McAvoy, told host Alyona Minkovski. '[And] I think I'm losing my hair finally. And, yeah, that's kind of all I know.'

Other than that, the actor affirmed he's truly in the dark as to what the next 'X-Men' will entail."

McAvoy continues: "I got an email from the [producer/writer Simon Kinberg] who informed me he was getting dead excited about stuff, but he didn't want to divulge anything for a couple of weeks, so I really don't know. It seems fairly global, if we're talking apocalypse."

Meanwhile, he will star in "The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby" opposite Jessica Chastain who ignited some speculation when she declared that she wanted to be in a superhero movie-and not as a peripheral character!

Why not join the X-Men franchise alongside her co-star? There is definitely a role for her.

But we are getting ahead of ourselves, in IndieWire, McAvoy talked about being a household name and it's the X-Men's fault:

"Yeah, totally man. It's just an issue of sort of putting yourself into that sort of movie. You've got to expect it. Strangely, though, on the plane here, I got it more than I've ever got it in a closed environment in my entire career. The entire business class cabin were f**king on me. And I've never once had that. So maybe that's [switches to an American accent] The Powerrrr of 'X-Mennn.' Or maybe it's the power of 'Eleanor Rigby.'"

"X-Men Apocalypse" will be shown on May 27, 2016.