Marvel Reportedly Eyes Rising Star Trinity Bliss for Iconic Jubilee Role in the MCU!
Marvel Studios is reportedly eyeing a talented young actress for a key role in their upcoming X-Men movie. According to insider Jeff Sneider, Trinity Bliss, known for her role in Avatar: The Way of Water, is being considered to play Jubilation “Jubilee” Lee in the MCU.
The news comes from The Hot Mic podcast, where Sneider mentioned that Bliss is “in the mix for Jubilee,” but he also advised fans to take the information with “a grain of salt.” As of now, Marvel Studios has not officially confirmed the movie’s development or finalized any casting decisions.
However, Bliss’s name being linked to the role has sparked excitement among fans.
Trinity Bliss made a significant impression in Hollywood with her role as Tukitey (“Tuk”) in Avatar: The Way of Water, which premiered in 2022. Tuk is the youngest of Jake Sully and Neytiri’s four children. Bliss is set to reprise this role in the upcoming sequel, Avatar: Fire and Ash, scheduled for release in 2025.
Marvel Studios is currently in the early stages of developing the X-Men. While fans eagerly await details, the project is being developed for a post-Multiverse Saga slate. No official release date has been announced yet.
Jake Schreier, known for his work on Paper Towns and Robot & Frank, is reportedly in talks to direct the X-Men movie. Additionally, Michael Lesslie, who wrote The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, is expected to pen the script. Schreier is also said to have some input on casting, although Sneider noted that ultimately the decision will come down to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.
Although nothing is set in stone, rumors about Bliss’s potential involvement as Jubilee have stirred up excitement. Fans are eager to see how the X-Men will be integrated into the MCU and who will bring these beloved characters to life. With casting news expected in the coming months, the anticipation continues to build.
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