Gwendoline Christie has starred in everything from Game of Thrones to Disney's Star Wars sequels, one of The Hunger Games movies and Russell T Davies' Wizards vs Aliens.
She's hasn't been seen on screen for a little while but now she's making a comeback in Netflix's big adaptation of Neil Gaiman's classic The Sandman, playing none other than the ruler of Hell, Lucifer (not that one).
A poster for the series that debuted at DC's FanDome event over the weekend – Warner Bros is producing the show for Netflix – showed us what the actress is going to look like in the role, and we're a little unnerved by her ice-cold stare.
Christie looks almost cherubic with her curly hair and pale face, with the shadow of her wings framing her face so that you can't help but look at those piercing eyes.
The show has some other recognisable names in its cast, with The Boat That Rocked's Tom Sturridge as lead character Morpheus, Logan's Boyd Holbrook as The Corinthian, fellow Thrones alum Charles Dance as occultist Roderick Burgess, Asim Chaudhry and Sanjeev Bhaskar as Cain and Abel, Cruella's Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Death, Doctor Who's Jenna Coleman as Johanna Constantine, Harry Potter's David Thewlis as Doctor Destiny, and MODOK's Patton Oswalt as Matthew the Raven.
Oh, and of course national treasure Stephen Fry has a role in this as well.
After a long development process that originally saw it planned as a movie with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Sandman is finally all filmed and we expect it to premiere at some point next year.
Meanwhile, an audio version of Gaiman's comic series starring X-Men's James McAvoy as Morpheus has been released on Audible if you fancy giving that a whirl.
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