As a fan who has grown up with the magical world of Waverly Place, I couldn’t be more thrilled about the return of our beloved wizards! The upcoming sequel series, Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, promises to bring back familiar faces like Selena Gomez and David Henrie while introducing a fresh talent in Janice LeAnn Brown.
The popular series “Wizards of Waverly Place” is set to return in 2024, rebranded as “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place”. The new series will be led by Janice LeAnn Brown, with Disney Channel veterans Selena Gomez and David Henrie joining her. In an interview, young actress Janice shared insights about her relationships with her older co-stars and the heartfelt advice that Selena Gomez (Alex Russo) offered her, which has only increased my anticipation to see them on screen together.
Before the series debuted, I managed to chat with the cast members, and I enquired from Brown if Gomez had offered any guidance on handling the stress of being part of a Disney show, particularly one as massive as this. She emphasized that there were two specific pieces of advice the “Only Murders in the Building” star was firm about, and these lessons have stayed with her, as the actress playing Billie elaborated:
One thing she was super big on was the fact that to not let anybody block my light. No matter what people may say about me, about looks, appearance, or maybe the way I talk, maybe the way I act, to just stay true to myself, don’t let what other people say about me tear me down. But instead, just be… she basically just told me it does not matter what other people are saying about you. It only matters what you are saying to yourself. She basically was telling me to just speak life into myself, not negativity.
The guidance he offered was incredibly valuable, and I’m thrilled that Gomez took the effort to instruct the young actress on so many aspects. On a personal note, it leaves me yearning for more shared scenes between these two – even though, at present, Gomez is only listed as a recurring guest star.
As a gamer, I can’t help but imagine how fantastic it would be for the characters in the show to have such a mentor-mentee relationship, much like Billie and Alex seem to share a similar spirit. The thought of Alex passing down the secrets of magic to the young wizard already excites me. But, after learning about Gomez’s ability to guide Brown behind the scenes, my eagerness to witness their on-screen dynamic has grown even more intense.
Beyond appreciating this counsel and hoping for more of these two on-screen, I find reassurance in witnessing how Gomez is employing her past, marked by a mix of triumphs and challenges (particularly with regards to social media and celebrity), to aid her fellow actor.
From Selena Gomez, who’s currently starring alongside others in the hit series “Only Murders in the Building,” to her highly anticipated role in the LGBTQ+ film titled “Emilia Perez,” she’s been quite active recently. Yet, this doesn’t deter people from voicing their opinions about various aspects of her life, including her relationships, weight changes due to her lupus condition, and more.
Fame comes with massive pros and cons, and overall, Gomez has handled it with grace.
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Don’t forget to watch “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” starting from October 30th, as the initial eight episodes will be available exclusively with your Disney+ subscription.
According to our chat with Brown, it seems clear that she comprehends what lies ahead, and I’m overjoyed that she has the actress/singer by her side as “Wizards Beyond Waverley Place” makes its debut.
In case you’re unfamiliar, “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” picks up where the beloved Disney Channel series “Wizards of Waverly Place” left off. Instead of focusing on Alex Russo (Selena Gomez), this time we follow Justin Russo (David Henrie) and his family. They’re tasked with training a young wizard named Billie (Janice LeAnn Brown). She holds the secret to saving all magical beings.
Discussions about a follow-up series for “Wizards” have been ongoing for quite some time now, and it seems logical that instead of concentrating solely on the Russo siblings who are grown up, the story could shift to a newer, young protagonist. As production progresses, I anticipate that experienced actors like Gomez and Henrie will lend their support to Brown, guiding her as she takes the helm of this franchise into a fresh phase.
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2024-10-23 04:07