'Wolverine' Sequel Casts Two Villains
Actors Will Yun Lee, recently seen in "Hawaii Five-O," and "Grimm's" Brian Tee are new additions to Marvel Comics film.
4:19 PM PDT 7/9/2012 by Borys Kit 0
Foxs sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine is casting its villains.
Will Yun Lee, recently seen in TVs Hawaii Five-O, and Brian Tee, seen recently in shows such as Grimm and Burn Notice, are joining Hugh Jackman in the Japan-set movie based on the Marvel Comics hero.
James Mangold is directing the movie, which is scheduled to begin next month in Australia.
The story is borrowing heavily from the Chris Claremont-Frank Miller Wolverine comic book miniseries that premiered in the 1980s.
Tee is playing Noburo Mori, a corrupt minister of justice who is to marry the daughter of a Yakuza crime lord (the daughter is Wolverines love interest).
Yun Lee will play Harada, or more commonly known under the moniker of The Silver Samurai. He possesses an electrified suit of Samurai armor and is the illegitimate son of the crime lord.
Yun Lee, repped by APA and Industry Entertainment, recently wrapped voicing action video game Sleeping Dogs and will be seen in the Total Recall remake. He also plays a villain in MGMs Red Dawn remake.
Tee was part of the ensemble cast of the Crash television show and has a string of TV appearances. He is repped by DiSante Frank & Co.