Katie Cassidy is sharing the true details behind initially getting fired from Arrow.
The 38-year-old actress, who played Laurel Lance in the series, made an appearance on Michael Rosenbaum‘s Inside of You podcast.
During the appearance, she discussed getting the official news back in October of 2015 that she was being let go from The CW series after four seasons.
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Stephen Amell is opening up about past, present and future projects, as well as controversies.
The 43-year-old Arrow actor got candid in a new interview with Variety, out now.
During the conversation, he addressed the upcoming Suits LA spinoff series, his character in the show, backlash he received regarding his comments on the SAG-AFTRA strikes in 2023, Arrow‘s fanbase, and more.
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Colton Haynes is opening up.
In his new memoir, Miss Memory Lane, the 33-year-old actor revealed the real reasons behind his exits from Teen Wolf and Arrow, explaining that there was more going on behind the scenes than what was reported at the time.
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Arrow is not getting a spinoff after all!
The CW has reportedly passed on ordering the Arrow spinoff series Green Arrow and The Canaries, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The show aired as a back-door pilot during Arrow‘s final season and followed Mia Smoak, played by Katherine McNamara, and the Canaries, Katie Cassidy‘s Laurel Lance and Juliana Harkavy‘s Dinah Drake.
Arrow ended its eight-season run last January and the finale teased the arrival of another DC Superhero, the Green Lantern. Fans of The CW’s DC-verse still have plenty of shows to look forward to, with Ava DuVernay set to write a series based on the character Naomi with former Arrow writer Jill Blankenship and the new Superman series Superman & Lois airing this February.
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There’s a new DC Comics series coming, and Ava Duvernay is helping to pen the production!
The 48-year-old Selma filmmaker is set to team up with former Arrow writer and executive producer Jill Blankenship on a show for The CW based on Naomi, Variety reported Friday (December 4).
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The series, called Naomi, follows “a teen girl’s journey from her small northwestern town to the heights of the multiverse. When a supernatural event shakes her hometown to the core, Naomi sets out to uncover its origins, and what she discovers will challenge everything we believe about our heroes.”
The character first debuted in her own standalone comic book series in 2019. In the comics, Naomi had energy-based powers, plus the ability to transform into a superpowered form that granted her incredible strength and other abilities.
The CW recently revealed the shows on their network heading for renewal and cancellation…
Spoilers ahead! Don’t read if you haven’t watched the series finale of Arrow.
Arrow may have come to an end, but the series finale teased fans with the arrival of another DC favorite superhero!
The finale saw the end of Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) sacrificing himself in order to reboot the universe and create the combined Earth Prime universe that all the Arrowverse heroes now live in.
At the end of the episode, the Green Arrow’s bodyguard John Diggle (David Ramsey) teases new adventures to come, and we see a meteor streak across the sky. Diggle then goes to the crash site and finds a box with an emerald ring inside – aka the power ring worn by The Green Lantern.
For years, it has been a long-running theory by Arrow fans that Diggle would turn out to be Green Lantern John Stewart. The show’s been dropping Easter eggs on that theory for years with us learning that Diggle’s grandfather’s last name was “Stewart” and once in an alternate universe version of the Flash once asked Diggle “where’s your ring?” when he met him.
“That was something that we’ve been working our way towards for a good long time now,” showrunner Marc Guggenheim shared with Deadline. “I think for maybe about a year, year-and-a-half we’ve known that this was a moment we’re going to be able to do, and it made sense to do it in the finale because my attitude is that even though the show ends, as long as the characters are alive the characters continue on. One of the things we wanted to do with the finale was give you a sense as to what their post-show trajectories would be. And certainly, Diggle’s is probably the most intriguing.”
Here’s to hoping we get more from The Green Lantern in the future!
