"ARROW" Nueva serie de la CW para TV basada en Green Arrow

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- Stills del 4.20 "Genesis":

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- Póster promocional del 4.19 "Canary Cry":

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- Arrow | 4.20 "Genesis" Promo | The CW:

- Arrow | 4.20 "Genesis" Extended Promo | The CW:

- Arrow | 4.20 "Genesis" Producers Preview | The CW:

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- Arrow | 4.20 "Genesis" Clip #1 | The CW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvCp0y-qeHA

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- "Suit Up with The CW" Promo | The CW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUBWnVVq05Q

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- Paul Blackthorne´s "Trailer Sessions: Mr David Ramsey":

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- Descripción oficial del 4.22 “Lost in the Flood”:

4.22 “Lost in the Flood” (18/05/16): OLIVER LUCHA POR THEA; DONNA SMOAK SE ENFRENTA A NOAH KUTTLER – Siguiendo los impactantes eventos del anterior episodio, Oliver (Stephen Amell) y Diggle (David Ramsey) corren para rescatar a Thea (Willa Holland), mientras que Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards), Curtis (Echo Kellum) y Noah (la estrella invitada Tom Amandes) se unen para detener a (la estrella invitada Neal McDonough). Glen Winter dirige el episodio escrito por Brian Ford Sullivan & Oscar Balderrama (#422).

http://www.greenarrowtv.com/arrow-4-22- ... scription/

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- THE FLASH/ARROW/LEGENDS OF TOMORROW | "DC Weekend Binge" Promo | The CW:

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- "ARROW" ya está haciendo los cástings para el nuevo y 'fascinante' adversario de Oliver para la S5:

Con cuatro episodios para el final de la S4, la serie de la CW "Arrow" ya está encaminándose hacia el fortificar la serie para el otoño.

A principios de esta primavera, la serie promovió a Echo Kellum y su personaje de 'Curtis Holt' a regular para la S5.

Ahora, TVLine informa que la serie también está añadiendo el papel regular de “James”, un “inconteniblemente fascinante” contemporáneo de Oliver quien es descrito como “un hombre con una misión” — ya que quiere vengar una trágica y violenta pérdida que pasó hace años.

La llamada de cásting busca a un actor de cualquier raza, a finales de sus 20s ó principios de sus 30s y que represente una amenaza física. El personaje se dice que puede “tan sólo estrecharte la mano como tu mejor amigo o romperte el cuello como tu peor enemigo — y nunca sabes cuál de las dos cosas llega. Con cualquiera de las dos, es más que capaz de pasárselo bien mientras que lo hace.”

Parece un personaje del estilo de Bruce Wayne. Fascinante, rico, posesivo, pero peligroso si se cruzan algunas de sus líneas. Hay un personaje significante en los cómics de "Green Arrow" llamado 'James Harper', que es el tío de Roy Harper y el futuro superhéroe llamado 'Guardian'. James podría estar emparentado con Roy de alguna forma, lo que sería una gran razón para traer a Colton Haynes de vuelta a la serie, si esa es la dirección a la que la serie se dirige con el personaje.

¿Podría ser un amigo de los días de fiesta de Oliver que ha perdido a alguien durante el Undertaking? ¿Podría tener una conexión con los flashbacks de Rusia que se supone que estarán en la S5?

Iremos saliendo de dudas en los próximos meses.



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- THE FLASH/ARROW/LEGENDS OF TOMORROW | Australian Combo Promo | FOX8:

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- Cómo David Ramsey se las apaña con un doble deber en "Arrow" y "Blue Bloods" (TVInsider):

Cómo David Ramsey se las apaña con un doble deber en "Arrow" y "Blue Bloods"
Por Ileane Rudolph 04 Mayo 2016

David Ramsey’s played musicians (Dexter), prosecutors (Outlaw), doctors (Wildfire) and pastors (The Good News), but he’s found the most fulfillment—and more than a few fans—impersonating a superhero on The CW’s Arrow, and a New York City mayor on CBS’s Blue Bloods. At the same time. The sixth season of Blue Bloods concludes on Friday, May 6, and we thought we’d ask the Detroit native how he does it all, how he has it all and what was with that shocking death on Arrow.

How do you manage to show up as Mayor Carter Poole on Blue Bloods several times a year when you have a fulltime job on as Oliver Queen’s right-hand man John Diggle on Arrow? Especially since Arrow is filmed in Vancouver, and Blue Bloods in Brooklyn!
It's not easy traveling coast to coast, and now I have a five-year-old child. But Mayor Poole and John Diggle are both characters I love. With Poole, you’re playing the mayor of New York and you get to go toe-to-toe with Tom Selleck!

What else appeals to you about Blue Bloods?
It’s one of the best-written shows on television, especially the weekly dinner scene. What’s special about the Poole/Frank Reagan [Selleck] scenes is that you have a young liberal black mayor and an older white conservative police commissioner, and most times, both of them are right. They’re just on either side. It’s great how these stories are told and it’s well worth the trip, even though it’s difficult logistically.

How quickly do you have to do your scenes ?
For the most part, it’s just Tom and me and we shoot all of our scenes that would be editorially in different parts of the episode, in one long day. We’ll start at 6:00 in the morning, get done no earlier than 8:00 at night.
Blue Bloods, Tom Selleck, David Ramsey

Is it true that Arrow executive producer Greg Berlanti saw you on Blue Bloods and that helped you win the role Diggle? Is that a reason that he lets you out to do the CBS show?
I have Blue Bloods to thanks for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is that Greg Berlanti saw me there first. So much work has come from my stint on Dexter, but Arrow wasn’t one of them. That’s a direct reflection of Greg respecting my work on Blue Bloods.

Was it tough to choose to do Arrow full time back in 2012?
I loved every single morsel of the writing on Blue Bloods and I wanted to be in New York, but there was no place for me to be a regular at the time in terms of salary and other things going on with the production, so Greg said, “If these guys aren’t willing to pull the trigger, we’d like you to come over here to play a superhero.” So I jumped at it. Luckily, both Greg and Blue Bloods executive producer Kevin Wade wanted me to stay on Blue Bloods.

That decision seems to have worked out pretty well, no?
All I can say is "Pinch me, please!" Can I be any luckier? I’m on two hit shows. On Friday, Blue Bloods is untouchable. Arrow’s now going into its fifth season, doing very strong and second on The CW. I’m waiting to wake up. This is awesome for me.

Poole was shot and paralyzed in the 2013 season finale. You’ve had to play the role since then in a wheelchair. Has it been a challenge?
An interesting dynamic came out of the wheelchair that we didn’t expect. It wasn’t thought of as long lasting story, but once Poole was in the chair, there were some real connections between the commissioner and the mayor. However, we might be reaching the end of that. There has been discussions as to whether he’ll remain in the wheelchair for the duration. We’ll see where that goes.

Is today’s undercurrent of racial distrust a subtext between Reagan and Poole?
I think so, just by virtue of who they are and their perspectives. I don’t think either consciously wants to say, ”Hey, I’m on one side and you’re on the other. You just don’t understand.” The writers don’t shy away from those perspectives, but both characters love their city, they love their families and they’re trying to do the best for them both.

In this year's finale a video is released that seems to show a white cop killing a young Hispanic man while he was surrendering. Do the mayor and the commissioner see in different ways?
They do. But even though they have different ideologies, they have to find a way to work together. I see how these two men have to accommodate each other as a larger picture in terms of the democratic process. There is respect there, which I think is just a great message in this political climate.

After months of flash forwarding to a major character's death, Arrow recently revealed that it was Laurel/Black Canary. Did you ever think it was Diggle in that grave? When did you find out it who it was?
I found out several months ago with the rest of the cast that it was the Black Canary [Katie Cassidy] and no one else. But yes, I was worried liked every cast member. We all knew at the beginning of the season that there would be someone dead. So this was the best behaved cast you’ve ever seen in your life. To be honest, I really thought it would either be me or Willa Holland who plays Thea Queen. I never thought it would be the Black Canary, because I thought that in that community she’s such an iconic character and to make that bold a move and kill her would be devastating to the family, and it was.

At least on social media, it didn’t seem that Diggle would have been a popular choice to kill off. They wouldn’t have been happy about that.
Neither would I. I would be in New York begging for a job. Make the mayor a regular! Make the mayor a regular!


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- Colton Haynes se confiesa sobre su vida después de "Arrow" (EW):

Colton Haynes se confiesa sobre su vida después de "Arrow"
Por Marc Snetiker 05 Mayo 2016 — 5:10 PM EDT

If you don’t know Colton Haynes by name – and he’d be the first person to bashfully tell you, you probably don’t – you at least know the 27-year-old actor by his familiar Hollywood fable: farm boy turned New York model turned aspiring Los Angeles actor, a paragon of the digital age of the Instagrammable hunk, a slab of innocent Kansas marble sculpted by MTV and polished by The CW.

He’s a teen heartthrob and a fast-rising one at that, thanks to two major roles: His life-changing debut in 2011 as slithering jock Jackson Whittemore on MTV’s runaway hit Teen Wolf, and his series regular gig on The CW’s Arrow as hooded vigilante Arsenal. Both roles made him digital teen royalty, bolstered by Haynes’ decided effort to embrace and interact with fans and his eccentric social media savviness (somewhere to the tune of some 4-million Instagram followers).

So why, then, would a rising prince of teen genre walk away from two red-hot TV gigs – arguably at their own peaks, and on the cusp of his own – and all but abdicate the throne?

“I asked to step away because I cared more about my mental and physical health than my career at the time,” the actor tells EW, opening up about his personal and professional life for the first time in quite some time. “I’ve had terminal anxiety my entire life. Physically ill, fainting. I’m 27 years old, and I have an ulcer. I had to step back.” Clinical anxiety and public pressure are a potent mix, but their effects may be worse for someone like Haynes – a gentle spirit in a threatening (or so he’s been told by many a casting director) build, someone who lost control of his own personal narrative somewhere along the way between Kansas and California.

Social media afforded a temporary way to maintain his public voice after his departure from Arrow in 2015, and Haynes frequently made minor news over the year for his off-kilter Instagram posts (like his photo shoots with photographer Tyler Shields or his now-famous Halloween costumes). He laughs about the strange themes of his social media decisions. “People think there’s this working machine behind it all, but the machine is my weird personality,” he chuckles. “I think I have a good outlook on life, and I like to share that. There’s no filter. I mean, a couple of Instagram filters, but not an actual communication filter.”

But while social media has helped his career, it’s also gotten him into some trouble. Case in point: A Tumblr post in January sparked an Internet firestorm after a fan commented on Haynes’ “secret gay past,”regarding racy modeling photos Haynes took while underage. Without giving it much thought, Haynes offered a coy reply: “Was it a secret?” The comment was picked up by bloggers as his coming out – but it wasn’t. Not yet.

“It was a complete shock. I wasn’t ready to be back in the headlines,” says Haynes, who is in fact gay but has never publicly addressed his sexuality (and, like many others on his path, took advice early in his career to subdue it). “I should have made a comment or a statement, but I just wasn’t ready. I didn’t feel like I owed anyone anything. I think in due time, everyone has to make those decisions when they’re ready, and I wasn’t yet. But I felt like I was letting people down by not coming forward with the rest of what I should have said.” The headlines about Haynes turned vitriolic in the absence of an announcement, but he was in no place to make one: He had checked into rehab for anxiety and would be frequently back in the hospital over the next three months.

“People want you to be that GQ image that you put out, but people don’t realize what it’s like to act 24 hours a day. I’d go home and I was still acting,” he says gently. “People who are so judgmental about those who are gay or different don’t realize that acting 24 hours a day is the most exhausting thing in the world.” The truth is, Haynes has been out for most of his life – in high school, to his family and friends, to his cast members, to his Hollywood bosses (like Arrow creator Greg Berlanti, now one of his closest mentors). But as a green transplant in Hollywood in 2006, he wasn’t any more immune to the town’s well-chronicled discomfort with LGBT identity.

Now, however, there’s a palpable energy around him, a positivity that gushes from a 27-year-old eager to start not just a new chapter, but perhaps a new book. He’s setting his eye on movies, on comedy, on theater and photography and music – all passions he’s keen to explore as a version nothing less than himself. He’s even returning to his fashion roots and starting his first clothing line for men and women. (And sure, he’s also up for a return to Arrow, should the show bring his character out of hiding: “Working for Greg was the greatest experience of my life, and when he offered me Arrow, it was a new beginning for me. I would love to do more. They know I love them. I’d go back in a second.”)

If his cyber clash with his own identity earlier this year forced him to take stock of his life, its after-effects are now on the positive upswing. “It took me so long to get to this point, but I’m doing so good,” says Haynes. “I’m happier than I’ve ever been, and healthier than I’ve ever been, and that’s what I care about.”



http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/05/co ... -interview?

- Colton Haynes se sincera sobre su salida de hace un año: 'Tenía que dar un paso atrás' (TVLine):

Colton Haynes se sincera sobre su salida de hace un año: 'Tenía que dar un paso atrás'
Por Andy Swift / 05 Mayo 2016, 2:59 PM PDT

More than a year after leaving The CW’s Arrow, and nearly four years after bidding MTV’s Teen Wolf adieu — both unexpected exits occurred midway through the series’ runs — Colton Haynes is opening up about the reasons behind his departures.

“I asked to step away because I cared more about my mental and physical health than my career at the time,” Haynes tells Entertainment Weekly. “I’ve had terminal anxiety my entire life. Physically ill, fainting. I’m 27 years old, and I have an ulcer. I had to step back.”

That said, Haynes isn’t ruling out another return to Starling City; since wrapping his “trial” run as a series regular in April 2015, he made an encore appearance midway through Season 4.

“Working for Greg [Berlanti] was the greatest experience of my life, and when he offered me Arrow, it was a new beginning for me,” Haynes says. “I would love to do more. They know I love them. I’d go back in a second.”


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- Stills del 4.21 "Monument Point":

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- Arrow | 4.21 "Monument Point" Producers Preview | The CW:

- Arrow | 4.21 "Monument Point" Clip #1 | The CW:

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- Arrow | 4.21 "Monument Point" Clip #2 | zap2it:

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- Arrow | 4.21 "Monument Point" Clip #3 | The CW:

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- Descripción oficial del 4.23 “Schism” (season finale):

4.23 “Schism” -season finale- (25/05/16): OLIVER SE UNE A UNA SORPRENDENTE FUERZA PARA DETENER A DAMIEN DARHK – Oliver (Stephen Amell) se une con una sorprendente fuerza en un intento por detener a Damien Darhk (la estrella invitada Neal McDonough) y su magia de una vez por todas. John Behring dirige el episodio con historia de Greg Berlanti y guión de Wendy Mericle and Marc Guggenheim (#423).

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- ¿Veremos al hermano de Ray Palmer?:

Al parecer hay muy buenas oportunidades de que veamos al hermano pequeño de Ray Palmer, Sydney, en "Legends Of Tomorrow" y "Arrow", según desvela TVLine en su sección de sopilers de esta semana:

Ausiello:¿Recordáis cómo Ray mencionó que tiene un hermano llamado Sydney [en uno de los últimos capítulos de "Legends Of Tomorrow], que debía de haber trabajado para Felicity Smoak? Le preguntamos al productor ejecutivo de Arrow/Legends Marc Guggenheim si dicho hermano aparecerá en Star City. “[Él] es un personaje potencial en Arrow,” confirma Guggenheim. “[Pero] hemos estado hablando sobre el verle [a Sydney] en la Season 2 de Legends.” (Por cierto, Ray y Syd no son gemelos, clarifica el productor EP. Tan sólo ocurre que tienen “una asombrosa similitud,” como se evidenció en el busto que parecía de Brandon Routh en la serie.)

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- Stephen Amell dice 'No' a la posibilidad de que Laurel regrese:

Desde la muerte de 'Laurel', muchos fans de la serie han estado negándose a decir adiós definitivamente a la 'Laurel Lance' (a.k.a. Black Canary) Katie Cassidy.

Pero en una entrevista reciente con Larry King, Stephen Amell ha hecho todo lo que ha podido para apagar la esperanza de que un día 'Laurel' pueda ser resucitada y aún sigue manteniendo la boca cerrada en lo que se refiere a las palabras que dijo la heroína antes de morir:

Larry King: Laurel fue matada este año. Los espectadores no pudieron escuchar sus palabras antes de morir. ¿Sabes cuáles fueron?

Stephen Amell: Sé cuáles fueron, pero van a seguir permanecienco en secreto porque como siempre dice Greg [Berlanti], "Queremos sorprender a los espectadores."

Larry King: ¿Alguna oportunidad de que regrese de la muerte?

Stephen Amell: No.

Larry King: ¿Simplemente no?

Stephen Amell: Simplemente no.

En cuanto a la season finale, Amell tan sólo la describió usando esta críptica frase:

“¿Hacia dónde iría todo el mundo?”

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