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François Civil (born 29 January 1990) is a French actor. He has appeared in both French and English-language productions and is known for his roles in films such as Frank (2014), As Above, So Below (2014), Five (2016), Burn Out (2017), Love at Second Sight (2019), The Wolf's Call (2019), Who You Think I Am (2019), Someone, Somewhere (2019), BAC Nord (2021), for voicing Buzz Lightyear in the French version of the animated film Lightyear (2022), and for playing D'Artagnan in The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan (2023) and The Three Musketeers: Milady (2023). On television, he has starred in the Disney Channel teen sitcom series Trop la Classe! (2006), in the France 2 comedy-drama series Call My Agent! (2015–17), and in the Netflix comedy miniseries Fiasco (2024). Civil won a Chopard Trophy for Male Revelation at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, and has earned two nominations for the César Award for Best Supporting Actor; for BAC Nord in 2022 and for Rise in 2023. He was named Actor of the Year by GQ France's Men of the Year Awards in 2023. ... Description above from the Wikipedia article François Civil, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
A weary and isolated Rogue retreats to the Australian Outback, struggling to silence the fractured psychic echoes of everyone she has ever absorbed, most notably Mystique and Carol Danvers. Sensing her distress, Professor Xavier recruits Gambit to track her down, creating a tense reunion as they navigate their own complicated history while searching for her in the ghost town that once served as an X-Men base. Their arrival coincides with the emergence of Danger, the sentient embodiment of the X-Men's former training facility, who traps the trio in a lethal gauntlet of holographic simulations. These constructs force Rogue to confront her deepest traumas, including vivid manifestations of the Marauders and a hostile, phantom version of Carol Danvers. While Gambit and Xavier fight off opportunistic Shi’ar scavengers attempting to claim Danger as stolen technology, Xavier eventually breaches Danger’s programming and shifts his focus to Rogue’s mental fortress. With Danger’s help, Xavier systematically dismantles the psychic barriers Rogue had built to survive, finally purging the voices and personalities cluttering her mind. The procedure is a turning point that fundamentally alters Rogue’s mutant physiology; by removing the mental blocks that had prevented her from ever truly mastering her abilities, she finally gains full control over her power to absorb life force. In a moment of triumph and relief, she tests this newfound stability by kissing Gambit, discovering that she can finally touch him without causing him harm.
