“I think we all pretty much remember what we were feeling as adolescents,” Weaver said. Weaver told Empire magazine that it wasn’t too difficult to step into the shoes of a teenage girl.

Sigourney Weaver starred as scientist Grace Augustine in “Avatar,” but she returns in “The Way of Water” as a different character: Kiri, Jake and Neytiri’s adopted teenage daughter.

See all of the faces behind the Na’vi characters in the cast breakdown below. The rest of the “Avatar: The Way of Water” main cast all appear as Na’vi courtesy of motion capture. Also new are Edie Falco, playing the evil new army commander on Pandora, and Jack Champion as Spider, a teenager born on Pandora who has deep ties to Jake Sully’s Na’vi family. Brendan Cowell and Jemaine Clement are newcomers to the franchise, playing two central figures on a marine hunting vessel on Pandora. Joel David Moore and Dileep Rao are back in brief roles as two scientists on Pandora who have allied themselves with the Na’vi. That’s not to say “Avatar: The Way of Water” is without its humans. That’s not the case with “Avatar: The Way of Water,” which, for most of its three-hour runtime, includes no human actors on-screen. In the original “Avatar,” actors such as Sam Worthington, Stephen Lang, Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Rodriguez and Joel David Moore all appeared on screen in their own bodies for significant amounts of screen time.

James Cameron’s “Avatar: The Way of Water” is now playing in theaters, and with it comes a question moviegoers will probably be asking themselves once the credits roll: What does the cast actually look like?

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