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"  The Disney Channel will air a new original movie, Descendants, next year, telling the story of the teenage children of four famous Disney villains. They&amp;#039;re pictured in a new promotional photo, but can you work out which of these cute but possibly/probably evil teens is descended from which classic cartoon baddie? There are clues in all their accessories, if you need the help. (Answers at the bottom of this post, by the way.) And yes, you will have to accept that Seth Clearwater from Twilight is a bad guy now.    Disney announced the film last December, with Kenny Ortega of the High School Musical franchise, among others, tapped to direct. Descendants will explore the social dynamics \u2014 and, inevitably, the musical hijinks \u2014 that play out when the offspring of bad Disney characters meet the offspring of good Disney characters, at prep school, no less. And judging by the outfits, a steampunk prep school too. Via Deadline, &amp;quot;the evil teens [will] face a dilemma: Should they follow in their nefarious parents&amp;#039; footsteps and help all the villains regain power or embrace their innate goodness and save the kingdom?&amp;quot; Pictured above, clockwise from the top: Jafar&amp;#039;s son Jay (Booboo Stewart), who really needs a sassy parrot BFF, Cruella de Vil&amp;#039;s son Carlos (Cameron Boyce), Maleficent&amp;#039;s daughter Mal (Dove Cameron) and Evil Queen&amp;#039;s daughter Evie (Sofia Carson). Added bonus: Kristin Chenoweth and Kathy Najimy will play Maleficent and the Evil Queen respectively; awesome casting x2. Now, get ready for moody teen Mal&amp;#039;s inevitable romance with Queen Elsa of Arendelle&amp;#039;s icy heartthrob son Ellis. And also cross your fingers for a Sharpay Evans cameo, because no Disney Channel movie should play out without her. Follow Alex on  Twitter. Photo credit: courtesy of Disney "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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