The much-awaited mutants are almost a month away from conquering the big screen, yet people are still craving to hear more X-Men Days of Future Past spoilers. We won't only spill out new details about the characters, but show you their latest video. If you think that it's a movie trailer, then you are wrong. It is actually a burger commercial!
I know many of you would ask, "What has that got to do with the Marvel movie?" Well, two of your favorite superheroes starred in a television commercial. Just recently, Quicksilver displayed his power in the new Carl's Jr. and Hardees advertisement.
Evan Peters, who played the role of Quicksilver, was eating the X-tra Bacon, Egg, & Cheese Biscuit. A piece of bacon fell, but before it could reach the floor, the speedy superhero was able to finish up the whole burger and even stole a drink from one of the crew. The scene ended with the quote "Take Your Time with 2X The Bacon". Maybe that's the slowest Quicksilver can get.
The TV commercial of Colossus is yet to be released, but some people think that a movie teaser can give more X-Men Days of Future Past spoilers than a lousy ad. Carl's Jr. and Hardees created a behind-the-scenes clip of Quicksilver and Colossus' commercials.
Daniel Cudmore stars as Colossus and his character is known to be serious and shy. Fans of the metallic mutant will see his fun side in this new ad. The 33-year old actor said, "From Colossus, you can see a very stoic, a very internalized character...and in this you see the fun side."
Cudmore even said, "This is one epic burger!" He even revealed, "I think I've probably eaten like 30 burgers." Colossus may be the strongest mutant, but he also has a weakness...and that is burgers!
Aside from burgers, Evan Peters also talked about Quicksilver in the clip. The 27-year old actor said, "I like my character a lot because he's really fast...and I think that's a cool power to have." He added, "And the cool leather jacket..I think this is cool!
Check out the X-Men Days of Future Past spoilers below...I mean, TV commercials:
