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Marvel has added a veteran actor to the list of cast members for the upcoming X-Men TV series in Fox. Learn the details of this new casting here.
True Blood star Stephen Moyer has been tapped to play the role of Reed. He is described as an ambitious attorney trying to balance the demands of his job at the DA’s office with his responsibilities to his family. It is unclear whether Reed has powers or not.
In real life, Moyer is married to his fellow True Blood star Anna Paquin. The actress is also an X-Men alum. She portrayed Rogue in multiple films of the X-Men franchise, IGN noted.
The actor joins previously cast Switch at Birth actor Blair Redford and Gotham star Jamie Chung. Redford was named to play the role of Sam, the leader of an underground network of mutants.
Chung, on the other hand, will be playing the role of Clarice Fong, a.k.a. Blink. The character has the ability to teleport herself and others. She also has lilac skin, dark pink hair, pointed ears, pupil-less green eyes, and red marking on her face.
The still untitled Marvel TV series revolves around an ordinary couple who finds out that their children have special powers. The family is forced to go on the run. They will join an underground network of mutants and will learn to fight to survive.
X-Men film franchise director Bryan Singer is set to direct the pilot. Burn Notice’s Matt Nix will pen the script and executive produce the series along with Singer, Lauren Shuler Donner, Simon Kinberg, Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory.
Meanwhile, Moyer is also set to appear in Fox and 20th Century TV’s upcoming limited series Shots Fired. He also previously appeared in Kurt Sutter’s FX period drama series The Bastard Executioner.
The series will have a link to the X-Men movies somehow, rather than to other Marvel TV series – Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and Legion. Nix said during the recent Television Critics Association’s Winter Press Tour:
“I would say that a fan of the movies — particularly the movies but also the comic books — would not be disoriented as to where this fits in the mythology. If you look at the movies that take place, they don’t all line up perfectly. So it’s not like I’m slavishly fitting myself into a particular slot [but] if you like that world and the world of the movies, there are definite nods to it, it definitely exists in the same general universe.”
Nix also revealed to IGN in a separate interview that they will use some X-Men universe characters in the show. However, they will also create new ones.
“Other characters I’m inventing but everything is invented with a nod to the existing mythology, if that makes sense,” he said.
At the celebration for the completion of Phase One of the Rowner Regeneration Project, Caroline toured the new homes and met with her constituents. A ceremonial key for the new Rowner was handed to the Mayor of Gosport
The houses will soon be joined with shops and a supermarket as Phase Two of the regeneration gets underway. The development will replace the old Rowner estate, which was once voted one of the worst in the UK.
“I know that there has always been a fantastic community in Rowner – and now the residents will have the top-quality accommodation to match.”
“The standard of housing is a testament to the vision and hard work of all the key stakeholders. In fact, I’d be moving in myself if it wasn’t for the size of the key!”
The Emmanuel College softball team picked up a pair of Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC victories over Suffolk University Friday evening at Roberto Clemente Field. The Saints captured the first game, 3-2, before posting a 5-1 win in game two. With the wins, EC improves to 16-14 overall and 11-9 in GNAC play while the losses drop the Rams to 22-8 and 16-4. It was also the first time that Suffolk lost both games in a GNAC twinbill all season.
Junior second baseman Kerrianne Vulpis (East Rockaway, N.Y.) belted a three-run home run to power the Saints to a huge 3-2 GNAC victory over the top team in the conference standings.
Following two scoreless innings, the Saints got things started in the third as freshman catcher Charlotte Powers (Peabody, Mass.) led off the inning with a double down the left field line. Junior shortstop Catherine Davis (Wethersfield, Conn.) drew a two-out walk to keep the inning alive before Vulpis delivered the big blow. With the count at one and one, Vulpis took a high fastball to dead centerfield, clearing the fence for her second blast of the season to give Emmanuel the 3-0 lead.
Sophomore pitcher Jill Kilcoyne made the lead hold up, dominating the Rams line up for most of the contest. Kilcoyne went the distance allowing six hits and two runs, both unearned, while striking out eight for her ninth victory of the season.
The Rams threatened to extend the game in the top of the seventh inning as freshman left fielder Elissa Mogauro (Pelham, N.H.) opened the action with a leadoff walk. After moving to second on a passed ball, Mogauro scooted over to third as freshman right fielder Devlin Frost (Tewksbury, Mass.) reached via an Emmanuel miscue to put both runners in scoring position with one out. Kilcoyne was able to induce an infield pop out to give the Saints two outs in the inning before Suffolk freshman second baseman Madison Eucalitto (Old Saybrook, Conn.) delivered a two-RBI single to left to make it a 3-2 contest. Kilcoyne was able to strand Eucalitto at first to end the game with a line out, handing the Rams just their third GNAC loss of the season.
Frost and Eucalitto ended the game with two hits apiece for the Rams while Vulpis finished the game 2-for-3 with three RBI.
Senior Sarah Chasse (Salem, Mass.) suffered the loss for Suffolk, hurling three innings and allowing three runs on three hits while striking out two. Freshman Ali Yamakaitis (Avenel, N.J.) worked the final three innings, allowing no runs on no hits while striking out two.
EC got on the board with a run in the first to take an early 1-0 lead on an RBI single to right by sophomore outfielder Erin Walsh (Granby, Conn.), knocking in Davis for the lead.
The Rams threated in the second, loading the bases with two outs but Emmanuel sophomore pitcher Samantha Adams (Sanford, Maine) was able to work out of the jam to strand the bases loaded and preserve the 1-0 cushion.
A four-run fourth inning bumped the hosts lead up to 5-0 as the Saints scored all four runs with two outs. Davis delivered a two-RBI single to left center after battling in a nine pitch at bat to give the Saints a 3-0 lead. Next up, Vulpis singled to drive in a run to make it 4-0 and Davis came around to score the fifth run on an RBI single by freshman third baseman Abbey Alexiades (Kingston, Mass.).
Suffolk got on the board in the top of the fifth with a two-out run of its own. Frost connected on a double to left center and would score on an RBI single by sophomore Kristen Young (Windsor, Conn.), making it a 5-1 game.
The Saints threatened to open the game up in the bottom of the fifth, loading the bases with just one out but on again in relief, Yamakaitis retired the side striking out Davis to end the inning and leave them loaded.
Adams made the lead hold up, going the distance and scattering six hits to earn her fourth win of the year in the circle. Rookie hurler Kathleen Slavin (Rocky Hill, Conn.) took the loss for Suffolk and falls to 8-3 on the year.
The Saints wrap up their regular season tomorrow afternoon in a GNAC twinbill against Lasell College beginning at 12:00 PM at Clemente Field while the Rams are back in action on the road, playing Saint Joseph's College (ME) in a key GNAC showdown that could determine the top seed heading into next week's GNAC tournament.
Every year we ask the question, “Have you been Naughty or Nice?”. Join us this year for our annual Gothic Christmas party! Every year we challenge our alternative community to get dressed up and celebrate the season. Join us for good company, fantastic music, and plenty of holiday merriment that won’t having you wanting to claw your face off. You can dance the night away to your favorite tracks and get the chance to win one of our fabulous prizes.
In true Descent tradition, this year we will be giving away up to $500 worth of gifts! Of course, to go with the theme, some of our giveaways will be smaller gag gifts all the way up to beautiful pieces. Prizes run from $1 to $100 each. All of our giveaways are wrapped and assigned numbers. Numbers are placed inside envelopes and distributed at random to the best costumes, the best dancers, and those truly getting into the spirit of the event! What will you get? Completely the luck of the draw. But the only way to get your chance to win is to embrace the spirit and dress to impress!