When he debuted "Throne: Ares", The only actor from the previous films that made a comeback -Bek was the digital friend himself, Kevin Flynn (EFFEF Bridges). The new trick by director Joachim Raning has introduced a new group of characters exploring the network, including Ares (Ares. However, a character that the franchisee's fans could miss is castor from "Tron: Heritage" played by Michael Sheen in The underestimated second film. They seem to be not unique, as the actor nominated for EMI has a soft point for his owner of a larger life at the end of the line club and is already speculating on where he could be in the Tron Universe.

Looking back to Castor, Shin said Vulture Just what capabilities his duplicate program had and how it can get into the scheme of things based on a large network. "It is best that I developed a character that is a chameleon and form gearbox. It could be everything, it could appear like everything," Sheen explained, before mapping Castor's independent story, which, sincerely, we would be on the board to see it.

"I like the idea that he had to hide and now works as a digital show, in some kind of a little tightened bar in a darkened part of the throne universe. Now, although it's definitely a good idea, the only thing he can delay is that Castor was blown into pieces in the last film.

For those who are not familiar with their CLU and Master programs, Castor was something like Shemer, playing both sides in "Tron: Heritage" before it was literally blown up in the face. After hoping to conclude a deal with the Club (bridges of age), the security program and his guards instead returned (destroyed) the end of the line club, probably with Castor inside. However, even then, Shin was advised that it may not be the last time they see him.

"I remember at the time, they were talking," I hope, there will be more "and I was sad because I couldn't be in the" throne "time frame.

"Over time, as I began to hear that there would be another movie, I was like," Well, I didn't have a phone call. " They go a different way, which is good. It may not be the end of Castor, however, from the conclusion of Tron: Ares hints that plans reflect "Tron: Heritage" in a significant way. If so, it may not be the end of the Castor line, after all.