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So far, the suggested actors for the roles have faced criticism. Despite being significant characters, they are not the three primary characters – Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger. No announcements have been made regarding who will portray these key figures. If HBO fails to accurately cast these characters, the negative feedback is likely to escalate further. The same applies to the character of Lord Voldemort, the series’ antagonist. There has been no definitive news about who will play this famous villain, but whispers suggest Cillian Murphy could be in contention for the role following Ralph Fiennes, who played Voldemort in the films, expressing support for Murphy to take over the character.

In a flashback sequence, a group of thugs intimidate people who won’t pay for their ‘protection’. The Ten Thieves choose to demonstrate their power by tossing one hostage from a rooftop. But just as they do, Batman, version 1.0, arrives dramatically and rescues the victim. He then confronts the thugs. It’s our initial encounter with Batman 1.0, dressed in a predominantly black suit accented with red eyes and claws on his gloves. His arrival is punctuated by a loud bat-like cry of “screeee!”.

Following an impressive eight-season stint playing Dexter in the original series from 2006 to 2013, fans persistently questioned Michael C. Hall about a possible comeback to the character. He was always amenable to the idea when the moment was ripe and if the narrative was compelling enough, but it took almost a decade for that opportunity to arise. In Dexter: New Blood, a ten-episode limited series, Dexter met his sad demise. The ending of Dexter: New Blood left fans frustrated and yearning for a resurrection of the character. It appeared unlikely that this would actually transpire, given the rarity of a show undoing its own finale twice. However, it’s been confirmed that Michael C. Hall will reprise his role in a new sequel series titled Dexter: Resurrection, set to premiere this summer.

As a die-hard Alien fan, I can confidently say that while Romulus may not be hailed as an eternal cinematic classic, it undeniably stood out as the finest sequel to the original Alien in years. The film’s success lay in its ability to stay true to what made the first two installments remarkable, all while infusing a fresh and intriguing perspective. Over the past four decades, numerous attempts have been made to replicate this balance within the Alien franchise, but for one reason or another, these projects failed to progress beyond the initial stages of development. Regrettably, some of these unrealized sequels might have surpassed what ultimately ended up on our screens.

As reported by Variety, Henwick has been cast as Helen, a sharp and insightful journalist, while Zukerman is set to portray Daniel, a driven and ambitious congressman. Both actors debuted in the Season 2 finale and will reprise their roles as regular series characters when the show resumes. With her background in popular franchises such as Star Wars, The Matrix, and Glass Onion, Henwick brings a wealth of genre expertise to her role. Zukerman, on the other hand, is recognized for his work on Manhattan, The Lost Symbol, and the Fear Street series.