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From the latest, all-new FoX promo, see the gen discussion thread for details:
Yes that is totally a win!I know some fans really wanted to see Polaris levitate, and it seems like Nix and his team wanted it too! Glad to see its gonna happen.
I would love to see this show in that setting - wow lucky you! The sound effects and screen must have made it a great experience for this show we have been waiting for these past months.
.Lorna Polaris Dane is definitely A-list. She first appeared in The X-Men comics in 1968, and has, off and on, been a big gun on a variety of X-teams in the decades since. She is the daughter of Magneto, and has his magnetic powers. She was featured in the Wolverine and the X-Men animated series. She dated Alex Havok Summers, the brother of Cyclops, for years. Oh, and she has distinctive green hair. Shell be played by Emma Dumont on Gifted, complete with emerald tresses
http://www.newportindependent.com/e...in-comics-get-to-know-new-mutants-from-gifted
.The show also draws characters from 50-plus years of X-Men comic-book lore that deepen its relevance, Nix says. Super-strong Thunderbird (Blair Redford) is someone whos steeped in Native American (history) in the United States and the parallels to whats going on with mutants are clear to him, while Polaris (Emma Dumont), a young mistress of magnetism, is a conflicted girl whos historically been a hero and a villain and both things are very alive in her.
Dumont cant stand when people like Polaris are written off as crazy, she says. Yeah, shes manic and she gets depressed and has impulse-control problems, but she can still be a hero and a strong woman.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life...d-puts-modern-spin-x-men-metaphor/717655001/#
I just popped in to laugh at how everyone went ballistic when Polaris didn't have green hair right away.
... there is some awareness she is Magnetos daughter I mean, her powers certainly are like Magnetos, Nix continued. Thats something we will be exploring as time goes on, but more towards the end of the season, when some of these ideas and suspicions come to the fore. She has to confront, OK, if thats the case, what does it mean? The idea is there are challenges and opportunities with that. In some ways, it might divide her from her friends. In other ways, does she accept the mantle of her birthright? Is it her job to be Magneto in his absence?...
... The Gifted premiered on Fox last night and wasted no time in throwing life-changing moments at its cast of characters.
Thats particularly true for Lorna Dane, the mutant revolutionary known as Polaris who founded the Atlanta cell of the mutant underground. In addition to being captured by the police, Lorna discovered that she is pregnant with her and her boyfriend Marcos Eclipse Diazs child.
I think shes someone who runs off endurance and what she thinks is right and wrong and is very much an eye for an eye type of girl on whatever she has to do, Emma Dumont, who plays Polaris on The Gifted, tells ComicBook.com. So I think having a small, mutant baby inside of her, I think for a normal person it would make her be more cautious, but I think it's the total reverse where shes like, I have something in the world to care about and now Im going to fight even harder, and that is probably pretty dangerous. ...
She's a charming actress and she really stood out.
I feel like they will be compared to Prof. X and Magneto down the line. Their scenes are excellent together. Lorna definitely has Erik's rage on point.
I feel like they will be compared to Prof. X and Magneto down the line. Their scenes are excellent together. Lorna definitely has Erik's rage on point.
She's a charming actress and she really stood out.
Yes she is, and thank you, that's good to hear.
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