X-Men: Apocalypse, stuff
the latest installment in the long-running superhero franchise, web
is due to begin production this April in Montreal, and so casting on the highly-anticipated sequel to Days of Future Past should be nearing completion. Lead villain Apocalypse has already been cast, with Oscar Isaac landing the coveted role after wrapping up his part in Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens. Yet the search is apparently still on for a young Cyclops, Jean Grey and Storm.

Two months ago a number of young stars were rumored to be up for the lead roles of Scott Summers and Jean Grey, but it seems casting has narrowed down since then as this week a new batch of actors and actresses reportedly started testing …

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The first three episodes of season 2 have helped establish a completely new feel to The 100. With the destruction of their camp in the season finale, rx the settlement Clarke and Bellamy worked so hard to build is all but divided and conquered. Everything has changed.

The adults including Abby (Paige Turco) and Kane (Ian Cusick) are now on the ground, relearning all the lessons of their younger counterparts. The hardest one of all? Life on Earth is not life on the Ark. Then there’s Chancellor Jaha (Isaiah Washington), who we last saw landing in a desert far from civilization. There’s no telling when he’ll manage to get back to his people. Meanwhile, Bellamy (Bob Morley), Finn (Thomas McDonell) and Murphy (guest star Richard Harmon) are still on the search for their missing comrades. And Clarke (Eliza Taylor) is a bit in over her head these days. After getting past Reapers and Mountain Men, she’s now Anya’s (Dichen Lachman) prisoner.

But which of the two warrior princesses will actually make it back to their people? Tune in to find out. And don’t miss these sneak peeks from tonight’s new The 100.

The first three episodes of season 2 have helped establish a completely new feel to The 100. With the destruction of their camp in the season finale, gynecologist the settlement Clarke and Bellamy worked so hard to build is all but divided and conquered. Everything has changed.

The adults including Abby (Paige Turco) and Kane (Ian Cusick) are now on the ground, relearning all the lessons of their younger counterparts. The hardest one of all? Life on Earth is not life on the Ark. Then there’s Chancellor Jaha (Isaiah Washington), who we last saw landing in a desert far from civilization. There’s no telling when he’ll manage to get back to his people. Meanwhile, Bellamy (Bob Morley), Finn (Thomas McDonell) and Murphy (guest star Richard Harmon) are still on the search for their missing comrades. And Clarke (Eliza Taylor) is a bit in over her head these days. After getting past Reapers and Mountain Men, she’s now Anya’s (Dichen Lachman) prisoner.

Which of the two warrior princesses will make it back to their people? Tune in to find out. And don’t miss sneak peeks from an all-new The 100.

The first three episodes of season 2 have helped establish a completely new feel to The 100. With the destruction of their camp in the season finale, gynecologist the settlement Clarke and Bellamy worked so hard to build is all but divided and conquered. Everything has changed.

The adults including Abby (Paige Turco) and Kane (Ian Cusick) are now on the ground, relearning all the lessons of their younger counterparts. The hardest one of all? Life on Earth is not life on the Ark. Then there’s Chancellor Jaha (Isaiah Washington), who we last saw landing in a desert far from civilization. There’s no telling when he’ll manage to get back to his people. Meanwhile, Bellamy (Bob Morley), Finn (Thomas McDonell) and Murphy (guest star Richard Harmon) are still on the search for their missing comrades. And Clarke (Eliza Taylor) is a bit in over her head these days. After getting past Reapers and Mountain Men, she’s now Anya’s (Dichen Lachman) prisoner.

Which of the two warrior princesses will make it back to their people? Tune in to find out. And don’t miss sneak peeks from an all-new The 100.

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the world of The 100 is still very much a mystery. Only recently have we started to learn just how complicated the relationships are between the various groups of people on Earth, search including the Grounders, disorder
the Reapers, the Mountain Men and now the Sky People.

Read the rest at The 100 Sneak Peeks: The Grounders Descend on Camp Jaha.