Fox Searchlight has released a teaser trailer for Lucy in the Sky, an upcoming drama starring Academy Award winner Natalie Portman (Black Swan, V for Vendetta) and directed by Noah Hawley (Fargo, Legion).

In the movie Portman plays an astronaut who is struggling with life here on Earth after returning from a mission to space. Also starring in the movie is Jon Hamm (Mad Men, Baby Driver), Dan Stevens (Beauty and the Beast, Downton Abbey), Zazie Beetz (Deadpool 2, Atlanta), Pearl Amanda Dickson (Legion, Criminal Minds), Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl), Tig Notaro (Instant Family, Transparent), Colman Domingo (Selma, Lincoln), and Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn (The Exorcist, Requiem for a Dream).

You can read a brief synopsis and check out the teaser trailer for Lucy in the Sky below.

We’re not likely to see the X-Men join the Avengers anytime soon. But the success of the X-Men film franchise has got Fox to explore other ways to expand on the property. Deadpool and Wolverine already have spinoffs set within the X-Men universe, and now the studio is looking to compete with other Marvel shows like Agent Carter and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. with their own Marvel programming.

During the summer TCAs, Fox and Marvel negotiated a deal for two live-action series based on characters from the X-Men. A few months later it was announced that Fargo creator Noah Hawley and Fargo executive producer John Cameron will be behind one spinoff called Legion. And now it looks like the show has found its cast.

According to a new report, Downton Abbey‘s Dan Stevens and Parks and Recreation‘s Aubrey Plaza will be joining Legion. And a Fargo alum will also be joining the cast as well. More on their characters below.

In August, during the TCAs, Fox was negotiating a deal with Marvel to produce X-Men TV shows, following Marvel’s success with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter, and The CW’s Arrow and The Flash for Warner Bros. Television.

Fox currently has Gotham, the Batman prequel that centers on James Gordon’s early career as a Gotham City detective and a young Bruce Wayne’s journey to becoming the Dark Knight. But it appears the studio wants more, and is going to dip into a Marvel property that they already own. A new report says that Fox has made some in-house hires to work on two TV series: one centered on Professor X’s son called Legion, and another on the villainous Hellfire Club called Hellfire. They will also be working with Marvel on these two X-Men shows. More on the story below.