Age: 38
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Jan Cina (born 20 March 1988) is a Czech actor and singer of Romani descent. He has an acclaimed career as a dancer, actor and vocalist in the Czech Republic. Cina, a Prague native, was born of Romani descent, in a Czech-Romani family. In his early youth, he showed an interest in acting. In 2002, he starred in the movie Smradi, aged 14. In 2007, he finished acting academy in Prague, and later landed a role in the Czech TV series Pustina, which gained him notoriety in the country. He won the 2016 reality competition Tvoje tvář má známý hlas, the Czech version of Your Face Sounds Familiar.[2] Cina with his professional partner Adriana Mašková won the 2021 reality dance competition StarDance, the Czech version of Dancing with the Stars. Jan Cina is openly gay. He has performed in several Theatre Studio DVA productions including Šíleně smutná princezna and The Little Prince.
Jan Cina
Quicksilver
for Quicksilver in Comic Accurate MCU: Kree-Skrull War Arc
Suggested by user_40021
Captain Mar-Vell returns from the Negative Zone weakened by radiation and is captured by the Avengers, who help cure him while learning he secretly fathered a child with the Skrull princess Anelle. After fighting a Kree Sentry, the team uncovers Ronan the Accuser’s plan to devolve Earth into a prehistoric state, but the scheme collapses when Ronan is called away to defend the Kree homeworld. Public panic over Mar-Vell leads to political pressure on the Avengers, a fake disbanding of the team by Skrulls posing as classic Avengers, and the abduction of Mar-Vell, Quicksilver, and the Scarlet Witch by Skrulls. The real Avengers regroup, battle Skrull agents, help the Inhumans reclaim Attilan, and then travel to Skrull space to rescue their teammates. There, Mar-Vell is forced to build a powerful device, but Rick Jones, empowered by the Kree Supreme Intelligence, unleashes the Destiny Force and leads a wave of legendary heroes to end the Kree–Skrull War. Senator Craddock is exposed as a Skrull impostor, restoring the Avengers’ good name.
