'Power: Origins' Teaser Introduces Young Ghost, Young Tommy and Kanan’s Return

‎Starz has revealed an early teaser and first-look images for its upcoming Power prequel series, Power: Origins, giving fans their first glimpse of young versions of two iconic characters — Ghost and Tommy Egan.
‎Starz unveils first-look images and teaser for Power: Origins featuring young Ghost, Tommy Egan and Kanan.
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‎The new images introduce (young) Ghost, played by Spence Moore, and (young) Tommy Egan, portrayed by Charlie Mann. The series will also feature the return of MeKai Curtis as (young) Kanan.
‎Spence Moore as Ghost and Charlie Mann as Tommy in Power: Origins.
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‎Spence Moore as Ghost, Charlie Mann as Tommy, and Mekai Curtis as Kanan-Stark in Power: Origins.
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‎Released on Thursday, Starz described the preview as an “early teaser” for the latest addition to the Power franchise. Power: Origins serves as the direct sequel series to Power Book III: Raising Kanan, with Sascha Penn, who created and ran the writers room on Raising Kanan, returning as showrunner.
‎Young Ghost and Tommy’s Journey Begins
‎In the original Power series, Omari Hardwick played Ghost, whose real name is James St. Patrick, while Joseph Sikora portrayed Tommy. Power: Origins will explore the early stories of these characters before they became the figures fans know.
‎According to Starz, the series will follow Ghost, Tommy, and Kanan as “ambitious young entrepreneurs on the rise, determined to make their mark on the streets of New York City.”
‎Season one of Power: Origins remains in production in New Jersey.
‎Power Franchise Expands With More Spinoffs
‎Power: Origins becomes the fourth spinoff in the Power franchise. Starz has also recently greenlit a fifth spinoff titled Power: Legacy.
‎Joseph Sikora will reprise his role for Power: Legacy, while Michael Rainey Jr. will return as Tariq St. Patrick, Ghost’s son.
‎The Power Universe series are executive produced by original Power creator and showrunner Courtney A. Kemp through her production company, End of Episode. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson executive produces through G-Unit Film and Television, while Mark Canton executive produces through Canton Entertainment.
‎Chris Selak and Pete Chatmon also serve as executive producers on Power: Origins, which is produced by Lionsgate Television.
‎Power Universe Timeline Explained
‎The television release order of the Power shows is:
‎• Power
‎• Power Book II: Ghost
‎• Power Book III: Raising Kanan
‎• Power Book IV: Force
‎• Power: Origins
‎• Power: Legacy

‎The storyline order is:
‎• Power Book III: Raising Kanan
‎• Power: Origins
‎• Power
‎• Power Book II: Ghost
‎• Power Book IV: Force
‎• Power: Legacy

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