Marvel Girl' Star Adrianne Palicki Continues 'Friday Night Lights' Solid's Streak Of Success 2012

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After a topsy-turvy development interval-one that still is not over, thoughts you-the DC Comics television revival has discovered its main lady within the form of Palicki. There is no doubt that her casting is a serious coup for the "Friday Evening Lights" alumnus and her fans, and it definitely takes the sting out of the cancellation of "Lone Star," the criminally under-seen Fox sequence she co-starred in.

While "Wonder Lady" is Palicki's highest profile role so far, there's little query about where she acquired her begin: the implausible soccer drama "Friday Night time Lights," which has confirmed to be a breeding ground for excellent up-and-comers. Do not believe us? Simply click on previous the bounce and take a look at some of the other "FNL" vets who've gone on to big things.

Kyle Chandler
We all know him best as the good Coach Taylor, however Chandler's star is about to explode with a number one man function in "Super 8," the secretive alien thriller directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg.

Scott Porter
Porter's time on "FNL" was brief-lived, but it surely translated to some high-notch assignments: for one, he is appeared in crucial roles in "Expensive John" and "Velocity Racer." For one more, he was a stone's throw away from touchdown the lead in "Captain America," before dropping out to Chris Evans. Little question, Porter is mere steps away from his large Hollywood break.

Minka Kelly
Kelly performed the pivotal function of Lyla Garrity on "FNL" for several seasons earlier than leaving to pursue her big display screen career. She nabbed notable gigs like "(500) Days of Summer" and, most not too long ago, "The Roommate," but her days on the small display are removed from over-she was just lately forged as one of the three leads in ABC's new "Charlie's Angels" revival.

Taylor Kitsch
If we're speaking about successful "FNL" alums, there isn't any escaping mention of Taylor Kitsch. He was Gambit in "X-Males Origins: Wolverine" and he is got the starring position in two upcoming blockbusters, Peter Berg's "Battleship" and the long awaited "John Carter of Mars." Count on even greater issues from Kitsch in the coming years.