Mutant teleporter appearing briefly in Deadpool 2.
Malcolm's son who befriends the apes in Dawn
Teleporting demon-like mutant and X-Men ally
Mutant with teleportation abilities, blue skin, prehensile tail.
Misunderstood boy who communicates with ghosts and breaks a centuries-old curse.
Isolated 12-year-old boy in New Mexico neglected by parents, bonds with a vampire girl.
Keda is Tau and Rho’s teenage son, joining the hunting expedition despite his mother’s concern. After being thrown from a cliff and left for dead, he survives alone, cares for an injured wolf, and journeys home through severe dangers. His endurance and compassion lead to his reunion with his parents and the tribe.
Grace's twin brother and closest childhood companion. After their separation, he suffers cruelty and abuse in a foster home but continues writing to Grace and promising to reunite with her. He appears to die in a fire but survives and eventually finds Grace, allowing the twins to reunite.
Rose's quiet and observant teenage son attending medical school. He endures Phil's mockery but systematically manipulates him by offering a piece of anthrax-infected cowhide, which he carefully harvested using surgical gloves. His calculated actions lead to Phil's death, after which he calmly handles the finished lasso and watches his mother and stepfather reconcile with a detached smile.
The young son traveling with the Father, he depends on him for protection but repeatedly challenges his harsh survival choices. He persuades the Father to share food with the Old Man, objects when a robbed thief is left naked, and remains hopeful enough to accept protection from another family after the Father's death.
A white UCLA film student recruited as part of the crew making Dolemite. He serves as the cinematographer while Rudy Ray Moore, Jerry Jones, and D’Urville Martin transform the abandoned Dunbar Hotel into a makeshift soundstage for the independently financed production.
Teleporting mutant in Deadpool cutaway.
Kodi Smit-McPhee has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently X-MEN with 4 titles. Signature works include Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, ParaNorman, Let Me In. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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