Sadie Sink is gearing up to make her debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The “Stranger Things” star has officially joined the cast of “Spider-Man 4”, where she will appear ...

However, following months of rumors, the prevailing theory is that Sadie Sink will be the MCU’s version of a founding member of the X-Men, Jean Grey. Yes, Sadie Sink does look a lot like Spidey ...

While her character remains undisclosed, fans speculate she may play either Jean Grey from X-Men or Spider-Man’s love interest Mary Jane Watson. Filming is set to start later this year.

While we have no official word about who Sadie Sink will play in Spider-Man 4, Sink has long been rumored to be a top choice to play the MCU’s Jean Grey, one of the strongest and most beloved ...

A recent rumor claimed that Stranger Things star Sadie Sink might be in talks to play Jean Grey in Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot, and it looks like there was some truth to this report - although it ...

Deadline's report mentioned that the "prevailing theory" is that she will play Jean Grey, but the site added that she could appear as "another beloved redheaded Spider-Man character." Jeff Sneider ...

Sadie Sink is leaving Hawkins, Indiana for Earth-616 and joining the cast of Spider-Man 4. The casting news comes from Deadline, who says that Sink has officially joined the cast despite Marvel ...

While the X-Men have had some of the most memorable moments in Marvel Comics history, arguably none come close to the events of the iconic Dark Phoenix Saga, a story that saw one of the founding ...

Marvel and Sony had no comment when contacted by Deadline. Could Saide Sink play Jean Grey in Spider-Man 4? Photo by Arturo Holmes/WireImage, Deadline speculates that Sink will play either X-Men c ...

BRUCE-GREY-OWEN SOUND - The Conservative sweep of Midwestern Ontario included the riding of Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound, where Paul Vickers took 44.1 per cent of the vote (20,158). Vickers, of Meaford ...

Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound is a provincial riding located in Central Ontario. This riding is currently represented by PC Party of Ontario MPP Rick Byers. Byers collected 20,304 votes, winning 48.56 per ...