I have added some new stills of Sophie Turner from ‘Huntsville’. She looks awesome and I can’t wait to watch this film.

Lotus Entertainment and Stan & Deliver Films have set Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner for Girl Who Fell From the Sky. Turner will star in the film and produce it, and the intention is for it to be her next feature vehicle. Stan Brooks (Perfect Sisters) will direct the film, and has adapted the script from the book by Juliane Koepcke & Beate Rygiert. The film package will be sold at AFM.

Turner will play Koepcke, a high school senior and the sole survivor of the December 24, 1971 crash of LANSA Flight 508 in the Peruvian rain forest. The 17-year-old was on a Christmas Eve flight with her mother, to join her father for Christmas, when the Lockheed L-188A Electra en route from Lima to Pucallpa flew directly into a thunderstorm and was struck by lightning. The plane was incinerated; Koepcke was ejected, still belted to her seat. She fell 10,000 feet — almost two miles through the air, before the canopy of the Amazon rain forest broke her fall and miraculously saved her life. From there, the teenager struggled to survive an 11-day ordeal, navigating through the treacherous jungles to be rescued.

Like Gravity did with Sandra Bullock, most of this movie focuses solely on Turner, who has come of age as an actress on Game of Thrones and who reprises the role of Jean Grey in the upcoming Simon Kinberg-directed X-Men: Dark Phoenix.

Brooks will produce with Turner and Lotus Entertainment’s co-chairmen Jim Seibel and Bill Johnson — latter two exec produced the survival tale The Grey — and Steve Glick. Laray Mayfield will also produce and serve as casting director. Stan & Deliver’s Gia Ghadimian is co-producer.

Turner is repped by CAA, Independent Talent Group and Bloom, Hergott. The deal was brokered by Steve Glick of Glick Management and Hilary Goldstein of Buchli Goldstein. [Source]

Actress Sophie Turner thinks the storyline for X-Men: Apocalypse is “the darkest” by far in comparison to other recent franchise instalments.

The 19-year-old star portrays a young version of telekinetic and telepathic mutant Jean Grey in the forthcoming picture, and she anticipates audiences will be blown away by the twists and turns screenwriter Simon Kinberg penned into the script.

“It’s the darkest X-Men so far, definitely,” she tells Entertainment Tonight of what fans can expect to see in Apocalypse. “There’s a little bit of a love story in it. It’s very exciting.”

Although specific plot details for the film, which is the ninth instalment in the X-Men series, remain tightly under wraps, big picture elements of the narrative have been released to the public. According to IMDb, the upcoming feature centres on the efforts of Professor Charles Xavier and his team to prevent Apocalypse, the first, immortal and most powerful mutant of all, from exterminating the entire human race.

X-Men: Apocalypse director Bryan Singer, who took charge of X-Men, X-Men 2 and 2014’s X-Men: Days of Future Past, previously claimed no character is safe from death in the new movie.

“I’ll kill any of those characters any day I want,” Singer told reporters during an Apocalypse set visit last summer (15), according to The Hollywood Reporter. “They’re all fair game. Anything can happen.”

The film has an impressive cast, with James McAvoy playing Professor Xavier, Oscar Isaac as Apocalypse, Evan Peters as Quicksilver, Nicholas Hoult as Beast, Michael Fassbender as Magneto, Jennifer Lawrence as Raven/Mystique and Olivia Munn as Psylocke. X-Men: Apocalypse reaches U.S. theatres on 27 May (16). [Source]

Movies franchises, specially about superheroes, are not uncommon those days. X-Men is one of the most popular ones and, since Days of Future Past was realeased, X-Men fans are crazy to see what comes next.

Knowing that, 20th Century Fox is working on the next movie, X-Men: Apocalypse since back DoFP had even premiered. The movie will bring back Bryan Singer, the director who helped to launch the first X-Men movies and came back for for X-Men: Days of Future Past.

About the big villain of the movie, we also got a sneak peek from the end-credit scene of the last film: for the first time, we saw Apocalypse using his powers to control the Great Pyramid, in Egypt, where people thought he was a God (so we also find out he has been around for a very long time). From the comics, we know his given name is En Sabah Nur, which translates to “The First One” – so Apocalypse can very well be the first mutante toe ver exist! Reportedly, his agenda in this movie is to creat a new world where he can be the ruler. Oscar Isaac is set to play the big villain this time.
Jean Grey is back

The movie will take place in the First Class franchise, since most of the First Class cast is set to make an appearance in Apocalypse. Other names in the cast are Jennifer Lawrence, reprising her role as Mystique, Evan Peter as Quicksilver and Lucas Till as Havok. Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner will play Jean Grey.

Accoding to The Movie Plot website, “what will be happening before Apocalypse arrives is Professor X following through with his promise from Days of Future Past to Wolverine to seek out the X-Men. In fact, the three main people Wolverine told Professor X to find are in the movie; Cyclopes (Tye Sheridan) , Storm (Alexandra Shipp) and Jean Gray (Sophie Turner)”.

X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse will bring the team led by Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) against Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac), the first and most powerful mutant. The cast returning Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence and the great cast last long.

Apocalypse’s official first trailer will be released later this month attached to Star Wars: The Force Awakens.The movie is set to premiere on May 27, 2016. [Source]