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Eight-year-old actress Summer Fontana ("The Originals") has apparently scored the role of a very young Jean Grey in Simon Kinberg's currently in production "X-Men: Dark Phoenix" At 20th Century Fox.
Sophie Turner ("Game of Thrones") is reprising her role of the young adult version of Grey which she first played in last year's "X-Men: Apocalypse". However, it sounds like the 1990s film will be sporting a flashback to Grey's childhood and potentially a look at the moment Jean first showed her powers.
The casting first appeared on the film's IMDb page, with the actress recently sharing a tweet from Montreal where filming is underway.
Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Nicholas Hoult, Evan Peters, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Tye Sheridan, and Alexandra Shipp all return for the film which opens November next year.
Great casting. Summer was fantastic in The Originals, she did creepy and powerful very well. And she's already got the red hair.
I can't wait to see this film but they need to try and get more original with how to pose a strong female character in a poster...Also what happened with Alicia Vikander's neck?
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Battlestar Galactica: Razor actress Stephany Jacobsen will be fighting back against an alien invasion on July 12 when sci-fi film OCCUPATION hits cinemas in Australia.
Hey, video game lovers! Did you see the UNCHARTED fan film starring none other than Nathan Fillion as Nathan Drake, written , directed and produced by Allan Ungar.
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Official First Look at the Women of the New TERMINATOR (from left to right) Natalia Reyes as Dani Ramos, Mackenzie Davis as Grace, Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor". Directed by Tim Miller (DEADPOOL). Produced by James Cameron and David Ellison. In theatres 11.22.19.
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Hello guys and gals. I'm back. With the help of termi-ninja-tor, I happened to check out what I thought was a shelf full of bags of flour. It starts here: Some while back, having discoved the whereabout of a building over the road from the cafe where Cameron & Jody (played by Leah Pipes), were sitting in the episode of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, episode 2_4 Allison From Palmdale at a table close to the open door. Google maps showed they were sitting in the Intelligentsia cafe in Los Angeles.
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I watched a Sci Fi movie from the 70's that I have heard about but never seen. That movie was Starcrash (1978), starring Marjoe Gortner, Caroline Munro, Christopher Plummer, David Hasselhoff and Joe Spinell.
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The entire galaxy is in peril and infamous space-smuggler Stella Star (Caroline Munro), the greatest star pilot ever to command a vessel, is its only hope. The evil Count Zartharn (Joe Spinell) from the League of the Dark Worlds has constructed a weapon of limitless power capable of destroying anything in its path. Stella Star and her loyal crew must navigate the darkest corners of the solar system to find the Count's hideout and bring his reign of terror to an end. Originally released the year after 'Star Wars' and with a 'Barbarella' budget, this piece of cult cinema is a sexy space classic and a must see for all sci-fi fans.
This movie is so Cheesy that the Cheese has extra Cheese! The plot was ridiculous, the acting terrible, the special effects bad, even for the era it was filmed in. But you know what, it was so bad that it was (almost) good. And not just because of the scantily clad leading lady. LOL
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