This is what Camila Mendes looks like as Teela in Masters of the Universe
We think most people will be pretty happy about it.
As we have reported several times, a new Masters of the Universe movie adaptation is on its way, with a huge cast list consisting of several big names. One of them is 30-year-old Camila Mendes (Riverdale) in the role of Teela.
Now, footage from the set has made its way onto Instagram, giving us a pretty good look at both Teela and Nicholas Galitzine's Prince Adam. For anyone who knows their Masters of the Universe, it's obvious that this is visually a pretty faithful interpretation of the original, and judging by comments on social media, many are happy with the look.
It's set to hit theatres on June 5 next year. Given that Amazon MGM Studios is behind the production, it will likely be released via Prime Video shortly thereafter.
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