"Prometheus 2" cast Michael Fassbender has shared a fun moment with "X-Men: Days of Future Past" co-star Ian McKellen as his upcoming film "Tresspass Against Us" was pre-brought by an Australian distributor.

In an interview with Yahoo, "Prometheus 2" cast Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen do an impression of each other, along with Patrick Stewart and James McAvoy. The website said it couldn't decide which is the most delightful moment in the short video:

"Is it Fassbender and McKellen cracking themselves up? Is it the way Stewart giddily reacts to McAvoy's impression? Is it McKellen slipping into Fassbender's posture?" it said.

Meanwhile, the new movie of "Prometheus 2" cast Michael Fassbender, called "Tresspass Against Us" was pre-brought by Umbrella Entertainment, ScreenDaily reported.

"This acquisition represents Umbrella's desire to strengthen their stronghold in the theatrical distribution landscape. We are thrilled to be working with not only Protagonist Pictures but also Film4 and Potboiler Productions on such an exciting project," Umbrella consultant Eduardo Panizzo said.

According to the synopsis of the film, the story cuts across three generations of the Cutler family, who lives outside the law by breaking into homes, hunting hares and taunting the police. When the lawmen finally catch Chad (Michael Fassbender), he will now choose between obeying his father's rowdy ways and his growing children.

Production will start in the UK this summer. Other cast include Brendan Gleeson, Lyndsey Marshal, Sean Harris, Rory Kinnear and Killian Scott. It's going to be directed by Adam Smith and written by Alastair Siddons and Andrea Calderwood.

Meanwhile, the filming of "Prometheus 2" is still unknown.

During the junket for "X-Men: Days of Future Past," "Prometheus 2" cast Michael Fassbender confirmed the sequel for the 2012 thriller. As to the question of when they will begin production, he simply doesn't know.

When asked by Collider about the prospect of working with "Prometheus 2" director Ridley Scott and he beamed, "For sure. I love Ridley, he's a master filmmaker."