Real Name: Charles Xavier
Voice actor: David Kaye
Movie actor:
Nemesis: Magneto
Group Affiliation: X-Men
Power: Telepathy
Family: Brother-Juggernaut

Charles Xavier, one of the greatest minds on the planet, is also one of the world's most powerful mutants. He possesses numerous psionic powers, including the ability to read minds and project his own thoughts into the minds of others. Professor X founded the Xavier Institute as a place where mutants can live in safety as they learn to refine their abilities.
A farsighted man, Professor X is gathering every mutant he can find (and persuade) to attend his Xavier Institute, which he has founded as a place where mutants can refine their powers in order to fully control them.
Professor X believes that mutants are essentially no different from other people, and that once they learn to control their strange powers they will be able to fit comfortably into society. This philosophy runs counter to that of his former colleague Magnus (a.k.a. Magneto), who believes that Homo Superior (mutants) are the next step in evolution. Professor X fears that Magnus' extremism will lead to a mutant backlash, and is thus forced to thwart his activities, as well as those of other mutant fanatics. Should Magnus succeed in inspiring fear in humanity, then mutants will wind up being hunted, or worse...
Professor X uses his supercomputer Cerebro to scan the globe for mutants, whom he then recruits for his school. Some of the mutants will be eager to join him. Others will reject his offer, choosing to go their own way (for good or ill). Outwardly, the Professor is kindhearted and warm, someone you can turn to when you feel bad. However, he can be secretive and even manipulative -- usually toward the end of protecting his students and mutantkind. He also has a hard bottom line. When disobeyed, he can be hard as stone, and can turn from kindly uncle to stern taskmaster in an instant. Outwardly, the Professor is kindhearted and warm, someone you can turn to when you feel bad. However, he can be secretive and even manipulative -- usually toward the end of protecting his students and mutantkind. He also has a hard bottom line. When disobeyed, he can be hard as stone, and can turn from kindly uncle to stern taskmaster in an instant.

Thinking
Telepathy
Smiling
Costume lineup

Height: 6', he was born on October 14th 1964 in Peterbourgh, Ontario, Canada...
Mini biography
A man of a thousand voices -- and a growing number of faces -- actor David Kaye was already a radio professional by the age of 16. Kaye's breakthrough came as a radio personality on a station in London, Ontario and he followed that with a move to Vancouver's (British Columbia, Canada) CKLG. Writing and improvising material for CKLG soon gave him a taste for more challenging fare, so he undertook acting studies with a number of well-respected coaches, along with character work with Disney voice expert James Thomasan. In the past few years, he's been supplying vocal personalities to cartoon characters on movies and series that number over 60 in total. In theatre, Kaye landed key roles in classic plays such as "Noises Off", "Of Mice and Men", "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?", and "A Streetcar Named Desire" (he played STANLEY KOWALSKI). He has acquired numerous television and movie credits as well as co-hosting the "Metro Cafe" magazine program, and providing the Don Pardo-like voice of CanWest Global's game-show "Love Handles". Currently, he is being recognized for his growing skills with lead and co-starring roles in Tom Arnold's new feature "Carpool", and "Prisoner Of Zenda Inc". (starring William Shatner). Kaye performed the lead role in "The Love Charm", a half-hour independent film which won the Best Short Film Award at this year's inaugural Leo Awards and saw him nominated as Best Actor. Recently, the actor co-starred in the CBS TV movie "Murder In My Mind" starring Nicolette Sheridan. Whether starring in commercials or purely non-commercial fare, on prime-time TV or in Saturday-morning cartoons, David Kaye brings a rare commitment and remarkable versatility to everything he does

Actor - filmography

Barbie as Rapunzel (2002) (V) (voice) .... Hugo/General

"Transformers: Armada" (2002) (voice) (English dub) .... Megatron (Voice)

Ladies and the Champ (2001) (TV) .... Bud Brickner

"Beast Machines: Transformers" (1999) (voice) .... Megatron/Noble/Mainframe (2000)

Casper's Haunted Christmas (2000) (V) (voice) .... Narrator

"Inuyasha" (2000) .... Sessh�maru (English dub)

"Kong: The Animated Series" (2000) (voice) .... Professer Ramon De La Porta

Sanctimony (2000) .... Tom's Attorney

"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) (voice) .... Professor Charles Xavier

Kessen (2000) (VG) (voice) .... Narrator

Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: The Movie - Endless Waltz (2000) (TV) (voice) .... Additional Voices

Mermaid (2000) (TV) .... Wade

"Mobile Suit Gundam Wing" (2000) (voice) .... Treize Khushrenada
Speed the Plow (1999) .... Bobby Gould

Transformer Beast Wars Metals: Gekitotsu! Gangan Battle (1999) (VG) (voice) .... Megatron

In a Class of His Own (1999) (TV) .... Lance

Roswell: The Aliens Attack (1999) (TV) .... Radio voice-over

"Cold Squad" (1998) .... Daniel 'Dan' Wilkie (1998- )

Cold Squad (1998) (TV) .... Daniel 'Dan' Wilkie (1998- )

"Bible Story" (1998) (voice) .... Narrator/Additional Voices

"Brainium" (1998) (voice) .... Rutegar

Fatal Fury 3 (1998) (V) (voice)

"Fat Dog Mendoza" (1998) (voice) .... Additional Voices

Grey (1998) (V) (voice) .... Red

Heaven Can Wait (1998) (TV) .... Tony Abbott

Need for Speed III: In Hot Pursuit (1998) (VG) (voice)

Night Warriors (1998) (V) .... Pyron the Flaming Alien

"Robocop: Alpha Commando" (1998) (voice) .... Additional Voices

"Walter Melon" (1998) (voice) .... NASA Reporter/Alien Father/Additional Voices

Big and Hairy (1998) (TV) (voice) .... Announcer

Futuresport (1998) (TV) .... Ronnie Vance

Mummies Alive! The Legend Begins (1998) (V) (voice) .... Additional Voices

"Lost Universe" (1997) (voice) .... Narrator

"Mummies Alive!" (1997) (voice) .... Talos/Additional Voices

Streetcar Named Desire (1997) .... Stanley Kowalski

"StreetFighter: The Animated Series" (1997) (voice) .... Akuma

"Wacky World of Tex Avery, The" (1997) (voice) .... Narrator

Tricks (1997) (TV) .... Joseph

Medusa's Child (1997) (TV) .... Anchor

Convictions (1997) (TV) .... Rick

Cloned (1997) (TV) .... Reid Kennedy

Excess Baggage (1997) (uncredited) .... Kevin Bradley

Murder In My Mind (1997) (TV) .... Peter Traynor

"Dragon Ball Z" (1996) (voice) .... Burter (I) (1996-1998)

Fatal Fury 2 (1996) (V) (voice) .... Kim Kaphwan

Key: The Metal Idol (1996) (V) (voice) .... Wakagi

Love Charm, The (1996) .... Ted

Prisoner of Zenda, Inc. (1996) (TV) .... Mr. Gillis

"Ranma �" (1996)

"Roswell Conspiracies" (1996) (voice) .... Additional Voices

Susie Q (1996) (TV) .... Don Tanner

"Beast Wars: Transformers" (1996) (voice) .... Megatron

Carpool (1996) .... Scott Lewis

Happy Gilmore (1996) .... Reporter

Fatal Fury 1 (1995) (V) (voice) .... Kim/Additional Voices

"G.I. Joe Extreme" (1995) (voice) .... General Hawk/Sly/Additional Voices

"Heavy Hitter & Hawaiian's Slammers" (1995) (voice) .... Additional Voices

Ski Hard (1995) .... TV Commentator (Danny Hodges)

She Stood Alone: The Tailhook Scandal (1995) (TV) .... Las Vegas TV Reporter

Not Our Son (1995) (TV) .... Anchor

Dazzle the Dinosaur (1994) (V) (voice) .... Apatasauras

"Sgt. Savage" (1994) (voice) .... General Hawke

Someone Else's Child (1994) (TV) .... Max Frye

For the Love of Nancy (1994) (TV) .... Newsperson #2

"Metro Cafe" (1994) .... Host

Animated Classic Showcase (1993) (voice) .... Additional Voices

"Exosquad" (1993) (voice) .... Draconis/Hallas/Senator X/Prakash

Ranma � (1993) (V) .... Soun Tendo/Gambling King/Daisuke
Notable TV Guest Appearances

"Lone Gunmen, The" (2001) playing "Pilot" in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1) 4 March 2001

"So Weird" (1999) playing "Kevin Barrett" in episode: "Nightmare" (episode # 2.4) 17 September 1999

"Viper" (1996) playing "Mayor Tillman" in episode: "Seminar From Hell" (episode # 3.12) 1 February 1999

"Dead Man's Gun" (1997) playing "Prof. James Bevington" in episode: "The Collector" (episode # 2.7) 25 September 1998

"Viper" (1996) playing "John Gibson" in episode: "What Makes Sammy Chun?" (episode # 2.13) 2 February 1998

"Sentinel, The" (1996) playing "Agent Danforth" in episode: "Red Ice" (episode # 3.9) 19 November 1997

"Outer Limits, The" (1995) playing "Anchor" in episode: "Music of the Spheres" (episode # 3.14) 9 May 1997

"ReBoot" (1994) (voice) in episode: "Where No Sprite Has Gone Before" (episode # 3.6) 1997

"X Files, The" (1993) playing "the Doctor" in episode: "Apocrypha" (episode # 3.16) 16 February 1996

"Strange Luck" (1995) playing "Sanders" in episode: "Last Chance" (episode # 1.3) 29 September 1995

"Sliders" (1995) playing "Reporter #1" in episode: "Prince of Wails" (episode # 1.5) 12 April 1995

"X Files, The" (1993) playing "Reporter" in episode: "Firewalker" (episode # 2.9) 18 November 1994

"M.A.N.T.I.S." (1994) playing "Brandon Murphey" in episode: "Tango Blue" (episode # 1.2) 2 September 1994

"Robin's Hoods" (1994) playing "Businessman"

"Northwood" (1991) playing "Radio Personality/Driver"

"Knight Rider" (1982) playing "K.A.R.R." (voice) in episode: "K.I.T.T. vs K.A.R.R."

Comic Prof X

Telepath. Teacher. Visionary. The planet's most powerful mutant is also its most compassionate leader.
In pursuit of his dream for peaceful coexistence between Homo sapiens and Homo superior,
Professor Charles Xavier established his School for Gifted Youngsters to help a select class of
troubled teenagers hone their strange abilities -- and protect society from those who would use
such gifts to rule mankind. Today, as ever, he and his X-Men stand in defense of a world on the
brink of genetic war!

Real name: Charles Xavier
Occupation: Geneticist, teacher, leader of the X-Men; former adventurer and soldier
Group affiliation: X-Men
Base of operations: Xavier Institute for Higher Learning, Westchester County, New York
First appearance: X-Men (Vol. 1) #1 (1963)
Height: 6'
Weight: 190 lbs.
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Bald (blond as a child)

Powers: The world's most powerful telepath, Charles Xavier possesses vast psionic abilities. He can induce illusions, temporary mental or physical paralysis, loss of specific memories, or total amnesia; project mind-numbing mental bolts; and sense the presence of mutants within a small radius. Other abilities include telekinesis and astral projection.

Weapons: Professor X designed and constructed the Cerebro system -- a room-sized super-computer capable of detecting mutants over vast areas. Cerebro's range is broader when operated in conjunction with the telepathic ability of Xavier or another mutant.
History: Charles Xavier's crippled body serves as a constant reminder of his troubled past -- fraught with pain, loss and the bitter sting of oppression. The son of nuclear researcher Brian Xavier and his wife, Sharon, Charles experienced the emergence of his telepathic powers while still a boy. Following her husband's accidental death, Sharon married Brian's colleague, Dr. Kurt Marko. Cain, Kurt's son by a previous marriage, came to live at the Xaviers' Westchester mansion shortly thereafter. A cruel and spiteful boy, he bullied his new stepbrother. As punishment, his father secretly beat him -- and the untrained Charles felt his sibling's pain firsthand, because he could not yet control his fledgling abilities or terminate his contact with Cain's mind. As he grew older, Charles learned to control his burgeoning powers. A brilliant student, he enrolled in the graduate-studies program at England's prestigious Oxford University, where he met and fell in love with a young Scotswoman named Moira Kinross. Of all their classmates, Charles and Moira were the only ones who understood the ultimate implications of genetic mutation. Their passionate discussions on the subject gave way to an equally passionate romantic relationship, and the two planned to be married. Standing in their way was Moira's former boyfriend, Joe MacTaggert, a lance corporal in the Royal Marines -- and a bully and thug, just like Cain. In Joe's eyes, Charles was an effete, good-for-nothing intellectual. To prove him wrong, to validate himself in terms his rival would understand, Charles enlisted in the military after completing his studies at Oxford.
His first day in combat, he thought he would go mad. Nothing could have prepared him for the mental horrors he would experience as his fellow soldiers were maimed and killed around him. Somehow, he found a way to cope -- becoming something of a legend in the area of search and rescue. Attached to the same unit as his stepbrother, Charles was present when Cain discovered the ages-old ruby that transformed him into the mystically empowered Juggernaut. Crushed when Moira broke off their engagement without explanation, Charles traveled abroad after leaving the Army. While in Cairo, Egypt, he clashed with Amahl Farouk -- a.k.a. the Shadow King, a mutant capable of summoning forth the darkness in the souls of others. This confrontation led to Charles' decision to devote his life to protecting humanity from evil mutants bent on world domination and safeguarding innocent mutants from human oppression.
Charles next traveled to Israel, where he fell in love with Gabrielle Haller, an Israeli diplomat. Also, he befriended fellow drifter Erik Magnus Lehnsherr, the mutant who would become his greatest enemy and rival: the genetic terrorist known as Magneto, Master of Magnetism. Charles espoused his optimistic belief that Homo sapiens and Homo superior could coexist, but Magnus foresaw mutants as the new minority to be persecuted and hunted because of their differences. Charles was unaware when he left Israel that Haller was pregnant with his son. Only years later did he learn of his connection to the psionically powered mutant known as Legion. Arriving in London, Charles renewed his friendship with Moira, who had married Joe MacTaggert and was now a renowned geneticist. The two began to discuss the idea of founding a school for mutants. En route to the United States, Charles encountered an alien calling himself Lucifer, the advance scout for an invasion by his race. Lucifer dropped a massive stone block on Charles, crippling his legs. During his convalescence at a hospital in India, Charles met and fell in love with Amelia Voght. The young nurse who renewed his will to live. Professor X's first student was 11-year-old Jean Grey, traumatized when she telepathically experienced the emotions of a dying friend. Charles helped Jean recover and taught her to use her telekinetic powers. Following his success with Jean, he embarked on his long-held plan to locate young mutants and enroll them in his School for Gifted Youngsters. Professor X even converted his ancestral mansion into a base where he could train them to use their powers for humanity's benefit. Voght remained with Charles until the arrival of Scott Summers -- a modern-day Cyclops, cursed with uncontrollable optic blasts. Voght fled, fearing an escalating "genetic arms race" between Professor X and Magneto. During the months that followed, Charles assembled the balance of his original students: Warren Worthington III, the high-flying, heroic Angel; Robert Drake, the irrepressible Iceman; Henry McCoy, the big-brained, able-bodied Beast; and an older, more powerful Jean Grey, the telekinetic Marvel Girl. He dubbed his students the "X-Men," because each possessed an "extra" ability normal humans lacked. Years later, when the mutant island Krakoa captured most of his original proteges, Professor X recruited a new team of X-Men to rescue them. Encouraged by Moira, he took on another class of students after the second wave of X-Men appeared to die in battle: the New Mutants. Later, he assumed control of a private institution, the Massachusetts Academy, and transformed it a new School for Gifted Youngsters. There, yet another new crop of young mutants, Generation X, learned to use of their amazing abilities.
As a young mutant, Charles Xavier dedicated his life to the attainment of peaceful coexistence between Homo sapiens and Homo superior. He has seen this dream nearly snuffed out on countless occasions, but his X-Men continue their fight to make his vision a reality -- raging against hate, prejudice and the oppression of mutantkind.

Tall in his wheelchair
Long eyebrows
Thinking of something
In his futuristic chair
Drinking coffee

Professor X is played by Patrick Stuart, this role suits him so very well!

Height
5' 8"
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Mini biography
Born Mirfield, Yorkshire, England. Member of various local drama groups from about age 12. Left school at 15 to work as junior reporter on local paper; quit when Editor told him he was spending too much time at the theatre and not enough working. Spent a year as furniture salesman, saving cash to attend drama school. Accepted by Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 1957. Professional debut 1959 in Repertory in Lincoln; work at Manchester Library Theatre and a tour round the world with the Old Vic Company followed in the early 60s. Joined Royal Shakespeare Company in 1966, to begin 27-year association. Following a spell with the Royal National Theatre in the mid 80s, he went to Los Angeles to star in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), which ran from 1987 - 1994, playing the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard. He plans to return to theatre work on the end of this series.
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Spouse
Sheila Falconer  (1966 - 2000) (divorced)
Wendy Neuss  (25 August 2000 - present) 
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Trade mark
Bald head, British accented and authoritative voice and a dedicated Shakespearean bearing
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Trivia
Father of 'Sophie Stewart' and Daniel Stewart (September 1997) Announced his engagement to former "Star Trek: Voyager" Producer Wendy Neuss, age 39. (16 December 1996) Awarded his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. London Fringe Theatre Best Actor Award 1986, for role of George in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" at the Young Vic New York Theater Critics Drama Desk Award for Best Solo Performance 1993, for "A Christmas Carol" at the Broadhurst Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment 1994, for "A Christmas Carol" at the Old Vic Honorary Associate Artist of the Royal Shakespeare Company US TV Guide - voted "Most Bodacious" male on TV 1993 Recipient of the Order of the British Empire (January 2001) During the first season of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), he was so convinced that he was going to be fired from the series that his bags remained unpacked for six weeks. Began to lose his hair at the age of 19. Found his beloved cat (which he named 'Bella') on the set of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987)

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