Anya Taylor-Joy, Maisie Williams to star in 'X-Men' spinoff

Press Trust of India  |  Los Angeles 

"Split" star and "Game of Thrones" fame Maisie Williams have signed on to star in X-Men spinoff "New Mutants".

Taylor-Joy will play Magik, a young sorceress who is also the sister of the X-Men bruiser Colossus, while Williams will portray Wolfsbane, a lycanthrope struggling to reconcile her powers with her religious beliefs, reported Entertainment Weekly.



Josh Boone is directing the film from a script he wrote with Knate Gwaltney. Based on the Marvel comic, the film will focus on a diverse group of teenage mutants who are still coming of age.

The movie is expected to begin production in July this year.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Anya Taylor-Joy, Maisie Williams to star in 'X-Men' spinoff

"Split" star Anya Taylor-Joy and "Game of Thrones" fame Maisie Williams have signed on to star in X-Men spinoff "New Mutants". Taylor-Joy will play Magik, a young sorceress who is also the sister of the X-Men bruiser Colossus, while Williams will portray Wolfsbane, a lycanthrope struggling to reconcile her powers with her religious beliefs, reported Entertainment Weekly. Josh Boone is directing the film from a script he wrote with Knate Gwaltney. Based on the Marvel comic, the film will focus on a diverse group of teenage mutants who are still coming of age. The movie is expected to begin production in July this year. "Split" star and "Game of Thrones" fame Maisie Williams have signed on to star in X-Men spinoff "New Mutants".

Taylor-Joy will play Magik, a young sorceress who is also the sister of the X-Men bruiser Colossus, while Williams will portray Wolfsbane, a lycanthrope struggling to reconcile her powers with her religious beliefs, reported Entertainment Weekly.

Josh Boone is directing the film from a script he wrote with Knate Gwaltney. Based on the Marvel comic, the film will focus on a diverse group of teenage mutants who are still coming of age.

The movie is expected to begin production in July this year.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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