Alexandra Shipp

Alexandra Shipp was best known as the superhero "Storm" with hairstyles in Twentieth Century Fox X-Men directed by Bryan Singer. Shipp portrays a young version of Storm (originally performed by Halle Berry). She wanted to give a fresh spin to Storm's role. Storm. Several press outlets declared her "the leading character" in the film. Shipp played her character "Storm," in the sequel film X-Men Dark Phoenix. Shipp played alongside Nick Robinson in Fox 2000's"coming-of age" drama Love, Simon., which was based on the well-known Young Adult book "Simon VS the Homo Sapien Agenda." Spinning Man, a psychological thriller, based on George Harper's novel, also starred Shipp. In the following year, she played significant role in the drama Dog's Way Home the action thriller Shaft ( and the comedy Jexi Alexandra Alexandra Alexandra

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