The Hunger Games franchise is officially back with all-new stories focusing on supporting characters from the original story. Ten years after Mockingjay — Part 2, a new prequel book rewinds twenty-five years to a different era of Panem. Sunrise on the Reaping follows a young Haymitch Abernathy as he participates in the 50th Annual Hunger Games, the Second Quarter Quell. Added context to his character’s arc in later books, Haymitch plants the seeds for a rebellion that wouldn’t come to fruition until decades later. A film adaptation is officially on the way, set to hit theaters on November 20, 2026.As audiences rediscover the Hunger Games franchise after years, they may be surprised to see several familiar faces pop up in a rewatch of the films. Actors like Natalie Dormer, Jack Quaid, Alan Ritchson, and more all starred in minor roles in the Hunger Games movies before going on to achieve wider fame in the years thereafter. Among this group is Elden Henson, who became known to the world for playing Franklin “Foggy” Nelson in Netflix’s Daredevil series, a role which he briefly reprised in Disney+’s recent revival, Daredevil: Born Again. Who does Elden Henson play in The Hunger Games, and what larger purpose does his character serve in the story?Having witnessed the cruelty of the Capitol firsthand, Pollux and his brother are more than willing to join Katniss in her dangerous missions throughout the war. Even though neither is as skilled a fighter as their compatriots, the cameramen do everything they can to accomplish their assignments in the middle of a warzone. During one of their missions, Pollux is the one who inspires Katniss to sing “The Hanging Tree,” an old song from District 12 which is later repurposed as an anthem of revolution. Tragically, Castor is killed during the team’s mission into the Capitol, leaving his brother to mourn his loss. Pollux, just like his immortal namesake from Greek mythology, lives on long after his brother, surviving the events of the war.
The Hunger Games franchise is officially back with all-new stories focusing on supporting characters from the original story. Ten years after Mockingjay — Part 2, a new prequel book rewinds twenty-five years to a different era of Panem. Sunrise on the Reaping follows a young Haymitch Abernathy as he participates in the 50th Annual Hunger Games, the Second Quarter Quell. Added context to his character’s arc in later books, Haymitch plants the seeds for a rebellion that wouldn’t come to fruition until decades later. A film adaptation is officially on the way, set to hit theaters on November 20, 2026.
As audiences rediscover the Hunger Games franchise after years, they may be surprised to see several familiar faces pop up in a rewatch of the films. Actors like Natalie Dormer, Jack Quaid, Alan Ritchson, and more all starred in minor roles in the Hunger Games movies before going on to achieve wider fame in the years thereafter. Among this group is Elden Henson, who became known to the world for playing Franklin “Foggy” Nelson in Netflix’s Daredevil series, a role which he briefly reprised in Disney+’s recent revival, Daredevil: Born Again. Who does Elden Henson play in The Hunger Games, and what larger purpose does his character serve in the story?
Having witnessed the cruelty of the Capitol firsthand, Pollux and his brother are more than willing to join Katniss in her dangerous missions throughout the war. Even though neither is as skilled a fighter as their compatriots, the cameramen do everything they can to accomplish their assignments in the middle of a warzone. During one of their missions, Pollux is the one who inspires Katniss to sing “The Hanging Tree,” an old song from District 12 which is later repurposed as an anthem of revolution. Tragically, Castor is killed during the team’s mission into the Capitol, leaving his brother to mourn his loss. Pollux, just like his immortal namesake from Greek mythology, lives on long after his brother, surviving the events of the war.
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