'Avatar: The Way of Water' is now in theaters and it features a fresh batch of young stars who began filming five years ago.
"Avatar: The Way of Water" isnow playing in theaters nationwide. It features a fresh batch of young stars who began filming five years ago."Avatar: The Way of Water" is now in theaters and it features a fresh batch of young stars who began filming five years ago."We are growing up on screen," said Jamie Flatters, who plays Neteyam. "I'm just extremely grateful to be part of this.""I was so proud," said Bailey Bass, who plays Tsireya.
This next generation of cast members found out back in 2017 that they would be part of this storied franchise. Trinity Jo-Li Bliss is only 13-years-old now. She was born in the same year that the first Avatar film was released."It's an honor," said Jack Champion, who plays Spider. "It's just it's so cool."Disney is the parent company of 6abc.
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