Alan Cumming and David Hayter Celebrate 'X2' as a Landmark for LGBTQ+ Representation

The 2003 'X-Men' sequel is praised for its allegorical portrayal of queerness and themes of exclusion.

Alan Cumming calls 'X2' the 'gayest film' he's ever worked on, highlighting its queer themes.
Screenwriter David Hayter confirms the intentional inclusion of LGBTQ+ allegories in the film.
Ian McKellen, who starred as Magneto, also recognized the film's gay perspective early on.
The film's narrative aimed to resonate with anyone facing exclusion or judgment, not just LGBTQ+ individuals.
'X2' is noted for its impact on the superhero genre and its cultural significance beyond entertainment.