The cast and roster of X-Men: Apocalypse continues to grow. Olivia Munn, who isn’t afraid of showing her inner geek, is the latest addition to the cast. Director Bryan Singer has confirmed that she is signed on to play Psylocke, a popular psychic ninja assassin mutant in the X-Men universe. She is just one of the many newcomers joining the franchise.

When it was announced that EastEnders star Ben Hardy would be joining the cast of X-Men: Apocalypse, many speculated that he would play the winged-mutant Angel. It made sense considering he looked a lot like Warren Worthington III, but as to if he would play Angel or the transformed Archangel, that was unclear.

Now director Bryan Singer confirms that the actor is indeed playing as Angel, but added that “he’s not a very nice Angel!” More after the jump, including some concept art.

Of all the roles Hugh Jackman has appeared in, he is undoubtedly best known for playing Wolverine throughout the X-Men film franchise. But as we all know, all good things must come to an end, and the actor may have confirmed that he will no longer appear as the mutant Wolverine after the untitled The Wolverine 2, directed by James Mangold.

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The cast of X-Men: Apocalypse continues to grow with new and fresh faces taking the roles of familiar characters in the franchise. James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Nicolas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence are all confirmed to return to reprise their respective roles. Lawrence recently opened up about Apocalypse being her last X-Men film, and it’s very likely that this will be McAvoy and Fassbender’s final X-Men film as well. Rose Bryne is also set to return.

Recent castings have revealed that new actors will play characters previously seen in the first three films. Now joining Xavier’s new class will be Jubilation Lee aka Jubilee, who will be played by Lana Condor.

While Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen won’t be returning for X-Men: Apocalypse, it looks like Rose Byrne will be.

The Bridemaids star is set to reprise her role as Moira MacTaggert in Bryan Singer’s final film of the First Class trilogy, according to EW, which added that Apocalypse screenwriter Simon Kinberg revealed that the CIA Agent and Professor X love interest will be “a significant character in the movie.”