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Is Indya Moore Joining The Sandman For Season 2?
New set photos have fans speculating Moore is taking on this beloved role.
The Sandman is filming its second season in England, and new photos are prompting speculation that Indya Moore has joined the cast.
The Pose star was spotted on set in Dorset earlier this week, according to photos from Splash News featuring her alongside series stars Tom Sturridge and Kirby Howell-Baptiste.
No official announcement has been made regarding Moore’s casting yet, but the scenes have fans speculating that they may have been cast as a character named Wanda.
Neil Gaiman, who wrote the original comic and serves as an executive producer on the series, previously teased the inclusion of Wanda, who is canonically trans, in the upcoming season.
“Wanda is an absolutely integral part of The Sandman universe and ‘A Game of You,’” he told Logo last summer.. “And if we’re lucky enough to make Season 2, Wanda will be a huge, huge part… It’s going to be so much fun casting fabulous trans actors.”
Even without explicit confirmation, fans are already hyped about the likelihood of Moore joining up as the beloved character.
Season one of The Sandman featured Sturridge, Howell-Baptiste, Jenna Coleman, Boyd Holbrook, Gwendoline Christie, Mason Alexander Park, Charles Dance, David Thewlis, Vivienne Acheampong, Patton Oswalt, Mark Hamill, John Cameron Mitchell, Vanesu Samunyai, and Razane Jammal. The series is run by Allan Heinberg, with 11 episodes currently available on Netflix.
A release date for season two has yet to be announced.
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