Yellowstone Star Gil Birmingham Voices An X-Men '97 Character That Deserves More Screen Time
Any future seasons of X-Men '97 would be smart to give us more Forge, the mutant character voiced by Yellowstone star Gil Birmingham.
Read MoreAny future seasons of X-Men '97 would be smart to give us more Forge, the mutant character voiced by Yellowstone star Gil Birmingham.
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