Rose Byrne 'unsure of X-Men future'

Rose Byrne has revealed that she does not know if an X-Men: First Class sequel will happen.

The Damages actress, who played Moira MacTaggert in the recent reboot of the franchise, confessed that she is in the dark with regards to a follow-up film.

"We all had to sign on for three, I believe," Byrne told IGN Movies. "Well, I did anyway. But as of right now I have no idea if they're planning on doing another one. But that was the idea depending on how it all went, I suppose. We'll see."

Byrne went on to say that she would be happy to return for a sequel, claiming that she loved shooting the first film.

"I loved working on it and loved working with the cast," Byrne said. "I loved Matthew Vaughn. I also loved the style; the era and the fashion. And it was kind of kitsch-y and funny. It was a really fun and sophisticated superhero movie. I'm very proud of the film."

X-Men: First Class writers Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz discussed their ideas for a sequel to the movie in May, saying that they hope to introduce the character Cable in the potential follow-up.

Meanwhile, X-Men: First Class star James McAvoy has said that he would love to reprise his role as Professor X in at least two more instalments.

Watch the X-Men: First Class trailer below: