Stella Maeve, last seen as bad girl Zoe in MTV’s My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2, is starring in director Gregory Orr’s creepy evil clone thriller Recreator. The pretty 21-year-old plays Tracy Bernstein, one of three friends who discover they’ve been cloned while on holiday.

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The film’s synopsis reads:

Duplicates. Doubles. Recreations. Call them what you will, they are exact copies of Craig, Tracy and Derek, three friends on a camping trip who accidentally trigger a deadly experiment left by the Recreator—a mysterious scientist with a gift for cloning.

Trapped by their captors, the teenagers are no match for their physically stronger, faster, better selves. Their only hope is to outwit them and to escape with their lives before they are replaced.

Maeve will soon be seen in director Susanna Lo’s Manson Girls, a bio-pic that follows the violent and psychosexual lives of eight female Charles Manson cult members.

Recreator costars Alexander Nifong, Jamal Mallory-McCree and John de Lancie (Gamer).

Natalie Dormer is the first actor to be cast for season two of HBO’s exceptional medieval drama “Game of Thrones.”  The 29-year-old British starlet will play Margaery Tyrell, a woman from the influential House of Tyrell pledged to marry the late King Robert’s (Mark Addy) brother Renly Baratheon (Gethin Anthony).

Dormer, who stars in this summer’s Captain America, is best known for her portrayal of doomed queen Anne Boleyn on Showtime’s “The Tudors.” She was also cast in ABC’s failed pilot “Poe,” which re-imagined author Edgar Allan Poe as the world’s first detective.

HBO will host a “Game of Thrones” panel at Comic-Con on Thursday, July 21.  Scheduled to appear are Emilia Clarke, Jason Momoa, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. “Game of Thrones” author—and show producer/writer—George R.R. Martin will serve as the panel’s moderator.

“Game of Thrones” season two will begin to shoot in late July.