Dafne Keen turned heads at the world premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, held on July 21 at the Dorothy Chandler ...

Keen went on to say that that the way she played Jecki Lon in The Acolyte Episode 4 was that she “liked” Osha. “Jeckie’s such a young character. She’s an 18-year-old, but she’s not a ...

Dafne Keen clawed her way onto the scene in Logan, almost stealing the entire movie. She went on to play Lyra in the television adaptation of His Dark Materials, which begins Season 3 on Dec. 5.

It feels like a subtle acknowledgment that Dafne Keen's character was a major hook, and that she really should've been kept alive. She wasn't, of course, and The Acolyte won't continue.

Dafne Keen reprised her role as X-23, but it wasn't easy to film Dedpool 3 with Channing Tatum. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Why Dafne Keen thinks ‘His Dark Materials’ is necessary People have been reading Philip Pullman’s books for decades. They tried to turn them into a trilogy of movies but The Golden Compass ...

Dafne Keen takes her Jedi training very seriously. While preparing for her role as Jecki — a half-human, half-Theelin apprentice to Master Sol — on Disney+'s new series, The Acolyte, the ...

After appearing in the film’s latest trailer, Dafne Keen reveals her inspiration for lying throughout “Acolyte” press tour. Mike Roe. July 20, 2024 @ 12:28 PM. Share on Social Media.

‘Logan’ Breakout Dafne Keen on Audition Embarrassment and Her X-23 Future. After drawing comparisons to Natalie Portman in 'The Professional,' the 12-year-old opens up about her beep-filled ...

Deadpool & Wolverine brought back actress Dafne Keen as Laura, aka X-23, the female clone of Wolverine.After her breakout performance in James Mangold’s Logan (2017), Keen surprised Marvel movie ...

Dafne Keen Explains Why Her ‘Acolyte’ Character Jecki Lon Loathes Charlie Barnett’s Jedi . By Meghan O'Keefe @ megsokay. Published June 5, 2024, 1:00 p.m. ET. Where to Stream: ...

Star Wars: The Acolyte stars Dafne Keen, Charlie Barnett and Manny Jacinto felt freedom with their project taking place 100 years in the past.