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Sadie Sink Breaks Silence on Jean Grey Role and Confirms an Upcoming MCU Appearance
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For months, there were rumors that Sadie Sink had been cast as the X-Men’s Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
But, in truth, you didn’t need a sense of surprise for the scene to land; Sadie Sink’s Jean Grey was a powerhouse, and her official MCU debut is perfect X-Men setup.
Sink is delighted with Marvel and Sony’s approach, which gave Jean Grey a new origin story.
That makes sense, because Jean Grey is really relegated to the third act; for the bulk of the film, viewers see Jean acting through the bodies of others.
Jean Grey has always had her dark side.