Jul 30, 2016 09:19 AM EDT By Gretch Zayas, UniversityHerald Reporter

"The Flash" movie will be casting Kersey Clemons as the female lead star Iris West opposite "The Flash" Ezra Miller. The 22-year-old "Dope" star will be seen in the movie as Barry Allen's wife and will play the role of an aunt to Wally West also known as Kid Flash. The kid flash will later assumes "The Flash" mantle himself in the original comics.

"The Flash" Movie

Clemmons is suggested to portray the role of a mother to the "Tornado Twins," Don and Dawn Allen. Also within "The Flash" movie timeline, she will become a grandmother to Bart Allen also known as "Impulse," a character related to multiple generations of "The Flash" legacy, International Business Times reported.

"Justice League" Overlap

Clemons only officially signed on to appear in "The Flash," and she may be introduced into "Justice League" beforehand. "Justice League" is scheduled to reach United Kingdom and United States cinemas on Nov. 17 2017. "Justice League" will see the Allen team with "Aquaman," "Cyborg," "Wonder Woman" and "Batman."

"The Flash" movie is not slated to reach big screens until March 2018. Director Rick Famuyiwa is still wrapping up the exact plot of the "The Flash" movie while the script is being written by Seth Grahame-Smith based on a story by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, reportedly.

Clemons Movies

Meanwhile, following her breakout performance in "Dope," Clemons is  is proving to be one of Hollywood's in demand star as she is currently filming a remake of the 1990 sci-fi film, "Flatliners," with Ellen Page, Nina Dobrev, Diego Luna and Kiefer Sutherland, The Hollywood Reporter reported.

She was most recently seen in the TV series "Transparent" and "New Girl." Clemmons also casted alongside Chloe Grace Moretz and Zac Efron in "Bad Neighbours 2."

"The Flash" movie details were revealed following the San Diego Comic Con last weekend. The panel also revealed the trailers of the upcoming "Wonder Woman" and "Justice League" films. Watch "The Flash" trailer here.

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