'Once Upon a Time' finds another prince
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by: Vince Mirenzi
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Julian Morris, who stars as Wren Kingston on the hit show "Pretty Little Liars," has been cast to play Prince Phillip in the always-magical "Once Upon a Time."
Given the duties of waking Sleeping Beauty, Phillip is a noble prince from a broken kingdom, and is known for his warrior-like skills. He also brings a veteran presence to "Once Upon a Time," having embarked on many adventures in the past.
Morris, 29, is of British descent and no stranger to dramatic roles, having played a doctor on "ER" and an agent on "24."
"Once Upon a Time" premieres on CTV Sunday, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. ET.
