STAR TREK BEYOND Casts Lydia Wilson In Mysterious Role

Relative newcomer Lydia Wilson (About Time, Never let Me Go, Ripper Street) has joined the cast of Justin Lin's Star Trek Beyond. Will she be a friend to Kirk, Spock and the crew of the Enterprise; or perhaps she'll side with Idris Elba's villainous character instead?

 

Star Trek Beyond has beamed up another new recruit in the form of Lydia Wilson, but in keeping with pretty much every other casting announcement for this movie so far, we have no details about the character she'll be playing whatsoever.

Wilson will probably be best known for playing Domhnall Gleeson’s sister in the Richard Curtis romantic comedy About Time, but she also popped up in the haunting sci-fi drama, Never let Me Go. Whoever she's playing she joins returning cast members Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Simon Pegg, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana and Anton Yelchin; along with other new faces Joe Taslim, Sofia Boutella, and Idris Elba - who we do know will play a villain, at least.

This installment in the rebooted Trek franchise will be directed by Justin Lin from a script by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung, and is set to hit theters July 8, 2016.
Source : Variety, Comicbookmovie.com

Marvel's Ant Man is close to reaching $300M WorldWide

Even in its third weekend Ant man has over performed its fellow releases of the week like Pixels and Minions by securing 3rd spot on the box office this weekend by earning $12.6M and get close to $300 M.

Although there were rumors related to Ant man being first release from Marvel but suppressing all these rumors it has reached the third spot after Mission impossible rogue nation and Vacation movie in the box office table. However it was estimated that Minions will get past Ant man but it is on top still.

Ant man has earned $132.15M domestically and $159.5M overseas making it a total of $291.648M and it is not far from reaching $300M with an estimated making cost of only $150M, there is another sequel assured.

Also it hasn't been released in China and Japan yet... So What do you think?