I am pretty sure they had a very lenghty discussion inside their heads before Charles agreed with Erik.
They might have communicated but I took it more as Charles not wanting to alienate Erik right away. He was pleased to see the man stay so backing him up on this matter was going to gain him some modicum of trust.
And probably Charles agreed on some level. He was obviously upset when Raven changed her eye colour in the bar scene, fear of slipping up and so on so his easy-going optimism aside, he must have had some instict to hide.
I am certain the actors had at least one discussion about how their characters should have conversations with each other no one elese ever hears.
I hope the DVD has a cast audio commentary. I love those. And it would crack me up to hear James McAvoy go "yeah, they totally should have had (or had) sex" during the entire movie. *g*
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Date: 2011-06-19 06:02 pm (UTC)They might have communicated but I took it more as Charles not wanting to alienate Erik right away. He was pleased to see the man stay so backing him up on this matter was going to gain him some modicum of trust.
And probably Charles agreed on some level. He was obviously upset when Raven changed her eye colour in the bar scene, fear of slipping up and so on so his easy-going optimism aside, he must have had some instict to hide.
I am certain the actors had at least one discussion about how their characters should have conversations with each other no one elese ever hears.
I hope the DVD has a cast audio commentary. I love those. And it would crack me up to hear James McAvoy go "yeah, they totally should have had (or had) sex" during the entire movie. *g*