The 10 Hollywood up
Letitia Wright
Letitia Wright
 You may know  her  from: The AMC show âHumansâ and Decemberâs âBlack Mirrorâ finale on Netflix  âBlack Museumâ
Where youâll see  her  this year: Playing Princess Shuri  the half-sister of Chadwick Bosemanâs title character in the highly anticipated Marvel movie âBlack Panther â as well as in roles in Steven Spielbergâs âReady Player One â the Liam Neeson thriller âThe Commuterâ and as Shuri again in âAvengers: Infinity Warâ
Why  she âs a standout: A Londoner who was born in Guyana  the 24-year-old actress is a rare overtly religious Christian in Hollywood.  Wright  has said  she âs prioritized God over roles in the past: âI gave my life to Christ  and I thought that would be it for me  and  he  was like  âNo  youâre not finished with acting  acting is not finished with you ââ  she  told Womenâs Wear Daily.
 She  has also been an ardent advocate for more positive black roles in the film industry. âShuri is one of the most exciting characters Iâve been blessed to portray â  Wright  tells The Post. âIâm looking forward to the positive impact  her  love for technology and science will have on the younger generation. Being a part of the film feels kind of like history in the making!â
You may know  him  from:  His  breakout performance in the 2012 Matthew McConaughey indie âMudâ and  his  role as Cyclops in 2016âs âX-Men: Apocalypseâ
Where youâll see  him  this year: Starring in Steven Spielbergâs retro-tastic sci-fi thriller âReady Player Oneâ and the next X-Men movie  âDark Phoenixâ
Why  he âs a standout: Sheridan got  his  start working with auteur Terrence Malick on âTree of Lifeâ at the early age of 10  but  he  didnât go into the business a film-obsessed kid: âI grew up in the middle of Texas in a very rural area  so we were always outside fishing or playing a sport â we were never in front of a TV watching films â  he  told the Independent. The square-jawed  21-year-old actor brings an ease and authenticity to his roles that should make him the perfect centerpiece to Spielbergâs otherwise-highly-CGIâd film about virtual-reality gaming.
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You may know   [TGT]   from: The AMC show âHumansâ and Decemberâs âBlack Mirrorâ finale on Netflix  âBlack Museumâ
Where youâll see   [TGT]   this year: Playing Princess Shuri  the half-sister of Chadwick Bosemanâs title character in the highly anticipated Marvel movie âBlack Panther â as well as in roles in Steven Spielbergâs âReady Player One â the Liam Neeson thriller âThe Commuterâ and as Shuri again in âAvengers: Infinity Warâ
Why  she âs a standout: A Londoner who was born in Guyana  the 24-year-old actress is a rare overtly religious Christian in Hollywood.   [TGT] has said  she âs prioritized God over roles in the past: âI gave my life to Christ  and I thought that would be it for me  and  he  was like  âNo  youâre not finished with acting  acting is not finished with you ââ  she  told Womenâs Wear Daily.
 She  has also been an ardent advocate for more positive black roles in the film industry. âShuri is one of the most exciting characters Iâve been blessed to portray â   [TGT] tells The Post. âIâm looking forward to the positive impact  her  love for technology and science will have on the younger generation. Being a part of the film feels kind of like history in the making!â
You may know  him  from:  His  breakout performance in the 2012 Matthew McConaughey indie âMudâ and  his  role as Cyclops in 2016âs âX-Men: Apocalypseâ
Where youâll see  him  this year: Starring in Steven Spielbergâs retro-tastic sci-fi thriller âReady Player Oneâ and the next X-Men movie  âDark Phoenixâ
Why  he âs a standout: Sheridan got  his  start working with auteur Terrence Malick on âTree of Lifeâ at the early age of 10  but  he  didnât go into the business a film-obsessed kid: âI grew up in the middle of Texas in a very rural area  so we were always outside fishing or playing a sport â we were never in front of a TV watching films â  he  told the Independent. The square-jawed  21-year-old actor brings an ease and authenticity to his roles that should make him the perfect centerpiece to Spielbergâs otherwise-highly-CGIâd film about virtual-reality gaming.