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Matt's inside line a écrit:: Any Westallen scoop to help us survive The Flash‘s hiatus? –Kaz

As we all surmised when I wrote this not-at-all-controversial bit, Barry is getting his own “Felicity” because it’s simply too soon for Iris to move on from Eddie — especially since Season 2 picks up right where we left off, with The Flash fighting the wormhole. “[Eddie’s death] is definitely a factor, for sure,” Grant Gustin says. “Barry wants to be there for Iris as her best friend right now. And for Barry, too. It’s too soon for everybody. Some tragic events just took place!” Interestingly, exec producer Geoff Johns added that the aforementioned (and yet-to-be-cast) CCPD noob Wendy Miller won’t be the only one shaking up the status quo when the CW hit returns. “There are a lot of new characters coming in, not just the ones that have been leaked online,” he teased. “And they all will challenge relationships, in good and bad ways.”

Citation :: The Flash Adds Teddy Sears as Jay Garrick, Casts Barry's Love Interest

By Vlada Gelman / July 11 2015, 9:10 PM PDT

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Barry Allen, meet your predecessor.

Masters of Sex alum Teddy Sears has joined Season 2 of The Flash as Jay Garrick, the first DC Comics character to take on the title of the scarlet speedster, it was announced at the show’s Comic-Con panel on Saturday.

RELATEDThe Flash @ Comic-Con: Zoom, Earth 2 Characters Play Into Season 2

Jay is described as a mysterious figure who arrives in Central City to warn Barry and the S.T.A.R. Labs team of an impending danger that he alone cannot hope to stop. His iconic helmet was spotted coming out of the worm hole in the Season 1 finale.

Additionally, Shantel VanSanten (The Messengers, One Tree Hill) has been cast as Barry’s love interest, Patty Spivot. As previously reported, Patty is a police officer and science enthusiast — think “Think ‘Felicity Smoak’ from Arrow,” the casting call read — who partners with Det. Joe West. She is obsessed with metahumans, but has no idea that her new crush is the fastest man alive.

RELATEDMatt’s Inside Line: Scoop on The Flash‘s Barry and Iris in Season 2

“Having Jay Garrick come onto the show was one of our earliest ideas,” executive producer Andrew Kreisberg said in a statement. “It is so exciting, as we rush into Season 2, that we finally get to bring the Crimson Comet to life. We couldn’t imagine anyone more suited to play the original Flash than Teddy.”

“We were huge fans of The Messengers and are excited to have Shantel join us to help complicate Barry Allen’s love life in season two,” Kreisberg continued.

RELATEDThe CW Sets Fall Premiere Dates for Vampire Diaries, Flash, Arrow, Supernatural and More

http://tvline.com/2015/07/11/the-flash-season-2-cast-teddy-sears-jay-garrick-shantel-vansanten/

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 - Michael Ironside cast as Captain Cold's Father
Posted by DarkUFO at Wednesday, July 15, 2015 1 Comment
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Thanks to RD for the heads up.

He will guest-star as the abusive career criminal Lewis Snart.
The Snart family is getting a little bigger.

The CW's The Flash has cast veteran actor Michael Ironside as Lewis Snart, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. He is the estranged, abusive father of villains Leonard Snart/Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller) and Lisa Snart/Golden Glider (Peyton List).

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, as Lewis is described as a cold-blooded, ruthless career criminal. Recently released from prison, he returns to Central City with a plan that will endanger both of his children. In the comics, not much is known about the Snart patriarch other than the fact that he was so abusive to his son — the future Captain Cold — that the boy spent more time with his grandfather who ran an ice truck.

Ironside will guest-star in episode 203, entitled "Family of Rogues." Miller and List will also be in the episode as their villainous alter egos.

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Citation :: The Flash Season 2 Casts Wally West AKA 'Kid Flash'

By Vlada Gelman / August 5 2015, 1:59 PM PDT

The Flash has found the next generation of speedster.

Keiynan Lonsdale (Dance Academy, the film Insurgent) has joined the CW superhero drama in the series-regular role of Wally West, TVLine has learned.

PHOTOSThe Flash‘s New Suit Is a Blast From the Speedster’s… Future

Lonsdale’s character — who will make his debut in the winter — becomes the speedster known as Kid Flash in the comics lore. In assorted DC Comics iterations, Wally has been both the nephew of Iris West and husband to Linda Park (who was played during Season 1 by Malese Jow).

“Just like when we met [star] Grant [Gustin] for the first time, we instantly knew Keiynan embodied all the heart and courage of a hero,” executive producer Andrew Kreisberg said in a statement. “We are so excited to be bringing this much-beloved character onto the show.”

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Other recent Flash additions for Season 2 include Masters of Sex‘s Teddy Sears (as the first speedster, Jay Garrick), One Tree Hill’s Shantel VanSanten (as Barry’s new love interest, Patty Spivot) and Smallville‘s Michael Ironside (guesting as Captain Cold’s dad).

The Flash returns Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 8/7c.

http://tvline.com/2015/08/05/the-flash-wally-west-cast-keiynan-lonsdale-season-2/

Citation :: Arrow et Flash combattront le méchant de Legends of Tomorrow

Par Corentin Palanchini ▪ mercredi 5 août 2015 - 16h00

L'acteur danois Casper Crump vient d'être choisi pour incarner Vandal Savage, super-vilain de la série Legends of Tomorrow. ll sera introduit via les épisodes crossover entre Arrow et Flash.
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Vandal Savage ! Un nom qui a fait trembler bien des fans de comics et qui risque fort de secourt les futurs spectateurs de la série de superhéros Legends of Tomorrow. Méchant d'envergure pour l'univers DC, Vandal Savage rejoint la série, et ce personnage est décrit par la production du show comme un homme âgé de 6 000 ans qui a traversé l'Histoire tel une maladie pour s'assurer la domination du monde en manipulant dictateurs et despotes.

Joué par Casper Crump, Vandal apparaîtra d'abord dans les épisodes crossover des séries The Flash et Arrow. Il sera ensuite le super-vilain de la série spin-off Legends of Tomorrow.

Dans les comics, Vandal Savage apparut dans les premiers temps du comics Green Lantern, avant d'affronter à maintes reprises la Justice League. Le personnage sera présenté à la fin de l'année sur la chaîne CW qui compte à présent un véritable petit "DCverse".

http://www.allocine.fr/article/fichearticle_gen_carticle=18644858.html

Citation :: Arrow, Flash et Legends of Tomorrow ont trouvé leur Hawkman
Par Maximilien Pierrette ▪ mardi 4 août 2015 - 11h30

Et un super-héros de plus pour les "Legends of Tomorrow" de la CW : vu dans "Night and Day" et "Transcendance", Falk Hentschel incarnera Hawkman, et fera sa première apparition aux côtés de Flash et Arrow.
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C'est un renfort qui ne sera pas de trop pour aider les Legends of Tomorrow dans leur tâche, et ce n'est pas Hawkgirl (Ciara Renee) qui se plaindra de son arrivée : Entertainment Weekly confirme en effet qu'Hawkman va bel et bien apparaître dans le spin-off de Flash et Arrow, sous les traits de Falk Hentschel, vu dans Night and Day ou un épisode d'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

De son vrai nom Carter Hall, le personnage est la dernière réincarnation en date d'un prince égyptien condamné à se réincarner au fil du temps en compagnie de son âme soeur, et peut utiliser les pouvoirs du Dieu Faucon pour devenir un guerrier ailé. Avant de prêter main forte à Captain Cold et consorts, dans un rôle qui devrait être récurrent, Hawkman fera sa première apparition dans le cross-over entre Flash et Arrow, prévu pendant la première partie de la saison 2015/2016. Mais nul doute que son look nous sera dévoilé avant la diffusion de l'épisode.

http://www.allocine.fr/article/fichearticle_gen_carticle=18644824.html

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 & Others - 7 Teases from THR
Posted by Nirat Anop at Thursday, August 13, 2015 11 Comments
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Thanks to arrowshieldfan for the heads up.

1. The Flash is prepping for another flashback hour.

"We're working on episode four, which is exciting, [and] there is a flashback to the night of the particle accelerator explosion, from somebody else's perspective which we haven't seen before. It's a good one," Kreisberg said.

5. The Flash will bring back Purcell's Heat Wave ... with a twist.

"Wentworth Miller (Captain Cold) and I did a scene a couple of weeks back [on The Flash]," Purcell teased. "But it was part of The Flash's dream sequence. [And] I know they're developing Captain Cold's relationship with Captain Cold's sister [there]. I think they're going to flesh Heat Wave out in Legends."

Source: More on THR

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 - Malese Jow to Return

Posted by DarkUFO at Tuesday, August 25, 2015 32 Comments
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EW has learned exclusively that Malese Jow (The Vampire Diaries, Star-Crossed) will reprise her role as reporter and former Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) love interest Linda Park for multiple episodes.

“Linda Park will return as Iris West’s [Candice Patton] friend and colleague at Central Picture News and her past relationship with Barry will put both Iris and The Flash in unexpected danger,” executive producer Gabrielle Stanton teases.

Source: EW

TVline a écrit:: Fall TV Spoilers 2015: Exclusive Scoop On 43

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Following last May's wormhole cliffhanger, the first DC character to take on the Flash title — Jay Garrick (Masters of Sex's Teddy Sears) — arrives from the past and becomes a mentor to Barry. But what about the man who guided him until now? "Harrison Wells will be back, but he's going to be a very different Harrison Wells than we've seen before," exec producer Gabrielle Stanton previews. But how (or should we say, from where/when?) will he return? "We've got other worlds. We've got other timelines. All I'm going to say is he's from one of those places," the EP replies with a laugh. Elsewhere, Iris is dealing with Eddie's death by throwing herself into her work, so Barry's eye may turn to police officer Patty Spivot (One Tree Hill's Shantel VanSanten), who "becomes a 'What if?'" possibility for the young hero.

BONUS SPOILER!: Caitlin's new hubby Ronnie "is going to play a big role in [her] development" – did anyone else feel a chill? – while Cisco's Vibe journey will take on "a slower burn," Stanton teases.

RETURN DATE: Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 8/7c (The CW)

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 - Andrew Kreisberg Talks New Characters with EW
Posted by Nirat Anop at Thursday, September 10, 2015 9 Comments
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Thanks to Spindae2 for the heads up.

“Year one was all about time travel,” The Flash executive producer Andrew Kreisberg tells EW. “Time travel can be a very tricky concept if done poorly, and we took great strides and worked really hard to make our version of time travel easy to digest for the masses, but still complex and exciting enough for the diehard fans.”

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Known as the first DC Comics character to take on the mantle of The Flash, Jay will act as a mentor to Barry — though their dynamic is akin to the Han Solo/Luke Skywalker one. “There’s a little condescension from Jay,” Kreisberg says. “Jay is a little bit more world-weary and he’s seen a lot. He’s been The Flash for a while, so he’s a little further along in his career. He’s seen a lot of darkness, and it’s jaded him a little bit. He thinks Barry can be a bit naïve about the way the world works.”

In turn, Barry will bring out a new side in Jay. “One of Barry’s greatest gifts — and truly it’s one of Grant’s greatest gifts, too — is he’s got such an infectious energy and such a purity of heart that he makes you want to be a better person,” Kreisberg says. “As much as Barry learns from Jay about being The Flash, Jay learns just as much about being a good person from Barry.”

Source: Read More on EW

Citation :: Have you seen The Flash premiere yet? If so, how is it?? –Janelle
I got around to it the other day, and by and large it is quite satisfying. You will (eventually) see exactly how the “singularity” was dealt with, and why that seeming victory has, sadly, splintered Team Flash in multiple directions. A highly entertaining bromance gets a big boost, one could argue that the foundation for Caitlin’s fated alter ego is laid, and there is a montage toward the end that is simply wonderful and loaded with heart. All that said, I’d be lying if I didn’t acknowledge a major “What the heck?” moment in the penultimate scene, a zag that actually had me yelling, “What the heck?” (or saltier words to that effect) at my laptop screen.

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Citation :: Anything Flash related? — Tommy

What’s great about the introduction of Earth-Two is it opens up the possibility of seeing doppelgangers of our favorite characters. One I’m dying to see is Citizen Cold, the hero version of Captain Cold, who was featured in the Flashpoint comic arc. When I asked EP Andrew Kreisberg about it last month, he said it was still TBD. “There are some things that we’re planning on, there are some things we’re excited we have an idea for,” he said. “We found in breaking this season, it’s getting crazier the more we talk about it. We were afraid to really dive in in the beginning, and the more that the stories really help sell the idea of Earth-Two, in the same way that we sold the idea of time travel last year, we really feel like we can start toying with some of the more whacked out possibilities of having a parallel world and dopplegangers.”

Citation :: The Flash - Episode 2.01 - The Man Who Saved Central City - Comic Preview

Citation :: Question: Any Flash scoop on Iris? Will we see her at her job as well as mixed up in the action? —Lucy

Ausiello: Affirmative. As Candice Patton explains, “We know Iris as the iconic reporter from Picture News, but she’s now kind of a part of Team Flash, which is really cool. I’m enjoying seeing her at S.T.A.R. Labs and feeling that she’s no longer kept in the dark. You’ll definitely see more of that this season, but it’s important to remember that she is a reporter and that’s how we know her. We will hopefully start to see her show up in Picture News.”

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 - Aaron Douglas Cast as DC Comics Villain, The Turtle
Posted by Nirat Anop at Tuesday, January 12, 2016 9 Comments
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The Flash has tapped Battlestar Galactica alum Aaron Douglas to play the DC Comics villain The Turtle in the midseason premiere, EW has learned exclusively.

In the comics, the 1940s version of the villain used tricks of slowness in battle against Jay Garrick (played on The Flash by Teddy Sears), while his successor, a scientific genus who went by the name Turtle Man, created devices based on slowness to battle Barry Allen (Grant Gustin). On the show, the team hunts down this meta-human who can slow time itself.

“In a surprisingly funny twist, Cisco [Carlos Valdes] has actually been hunting The Turtle the entire series,” executive producer Andrew Kreisberg says. “To Barry’s surprise, everybody knows about Cisco’s hunt for the great white whale, which is The Turtle; he’s the only one who didn’t know about it. We love the idea that there was a villain out there that they knew about, but they just haven’t bothered to tell the audience about yet. All Barry wants to do is get faster, because if he can get faster, he can take on Zoom. He’s going up against a villain who is literally slowing him down. This is one of our best episodes coming back that we’ve ever done. It feels big and emotional.”

Source: EW

EW a écrit:: Do you know who this Reverse-Flash is that’s popping up on The Flash this season? — Claire

Despite theories that he hails from Earth-Two, this actually is the Reverse-Flash we’ve come to know and hate — but with a twist. “Time on our show does not unfold linearly,” EP Andrew Kreisberg says. “Sometimes you’ve seen events from one direction and then you start to see them from the other. This Reverse-Flash is not exactly the Reverse-Flash that we saw disintegrate at the end of the year. It’s a Reverse-Flash from an earlier timeline. It’s not the Earth-Two Reverse-Flash, it’s the Reverse-Flash. That is, hands down, one of our best episodes.”

TVline a écrit:: Can you tell us anything about The Flash‘s Wally West? Scoop about his interactions with Iris would be the cherry on top of the sundae. —Tatiana

“We’re going to find out that Wally’s a drag racer,” exec producer Andrew Kreisberg previews. “Iris is understandably upset about that, and actually uses her journalistic prowess to try and shut down the races. Conversely, Joe is just happy that Wally’s in his life, and he’s desperate to not do anything that might drive him away. In the beginning, he’s being a little bit too much of a best pal and a running buddy, and not being a dad. One of the things that Joe has to come to grips with, and Wally too, is that Joe can’t just be this laissez-faire guy in Wally’s life, that… he’s going to be there for him whether Wally wants him to or not. So they’ve got some tough stuff to do in the beginning.”

Citation :: The Flash - Season 2 - Robbie Amell Reveals Huge Spoiler About His Return
Posted by Assassin at Sunday, January 24, 2016 51 Comments
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"In episode 13, so in a couple weeks, you'll see me as Deathstorm, and Caitlin as Killer Frost. So I get to come back, and I kill a series regular. So there's that, I'm probably going to get in trouble for saying that," Robbie Amell said at the Flash panel at Heroes and Villains Fan Fest in New Jersey.

Source: Comicbook.com

TVline a écrit:: A Supergirl/The Flash Crossover Is Happening: Find Out How and When

By Matt Webb Mitovich / February 3 2016, 11:00 AM PST

CBS’ Supergirl will meet The CW’s The Flash, when the DC Comics series pull off an internetwork crossover this spring.

Storyline details have not yet been disclosed, but Grant Gustin‘s speedster will make tracks for Supergirl and join forces with Melissa Benoist’s Girl of Steel on Monday, March 28, CBS announced on Wednesday.

RELATEDSupergirl/Arrow/Flash Crossover: ‘A Lot Would Have to Go Right for That to Happen’

“We are so incredibly excited to announce something that we have dreamed of happening since we starting making Supergirl,” Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg, who are executive producers on both series, said in a statement. “We want to thank Grant Gustin for making the time to come visit (on top of his already immense workload) and all of the folks at CBS, The CW, Warner Bros. and DC for working this out.

“And finally, thanks to the fans and journalists who have kept asking for this to happen,” the statement continued. “It is our pleasure and hope to create an episode worthy of everyone’s enthusiasm and support.”

RELATEDSupergirl Meets ‘Supergirl’: Smallville Vet Laura Vandervoort Cast as Indigo — Plus, How Young Superman Appears!

Indeed, just weeks ago at the Television Critics Association winter press tour, the possibility of The CW’s superhero series crossing over with CBS’ Supergirl was a hot topic. “As a fan, I would love it… but a lot of things would have to go right, a lot of people would have to say yes, for that to happen,” Berlanti shared. And to take place during this TV season, “It would have to be figured out soon, in the next month or so.”

And apparently it was.

How do you think Barry Allen/The Flash will make his way to National City and meet Supergirl, seeing as none of The CW’s DC Comics series have acknowledged the existence of Superman or his cousin?

EW a écrit:: When will we have all three Flashes fighting side by side on The Flash? — Retro12Hunter
Not anytime soon. “I guess that could happen down the road,” executive producer Andrew Kreisberg says, likening Wally West’s journey in becoming Kid Flash to Roy Harper’s with Arsenal. “I wouldn’t want to say no, but so much of that stuff is a little bit further into the future than we’ve planned for right now.”

tvline a écrit:: Should Flash fans worry about being “lost” if they miss the Supergirl crossover? Will it be referenced on The Flash? —Amanda

The events of Monday’s #SuperFlash event will be referenced on The Flash, thought “a little more subtly than we were going to, initially,” says EP Greg Berlanti. Also, the episodes “kind of flip order” in that Barry’s unplanned trip is set up in the Flash episode that airs the day after his Supergirl appearance. “We’re much better at coordinating the viewing patterns when we’re crossing over on the same network,” Berlanti admits. “But when [it’s folded into The Flash], people will get it.”

Any Supergirl scoop? Perhaps for the subsequent Flash episode? —Amy

If you, as I am, wonder if Barry’s unexpected arrival in National City from another universe means that The Flash’s universe has its own Kara… well, exec producer Andrew Kreisberg wonders, as well. “We hadn’t [considered that],” he shared, when asked by TVLine about the possibility. “Any Kara that exists on Earth-1 would also have to have been an alien — it can’t just be ‘Kara Danvers from Poughkeepsie.’ But that’s the fun of the multiverse. We have a really, exciting, fun doppelganger coming up in the penultimate episode of Flash that we haven’t announced yet that’s another [instance] of, ‘That’ll be really cool.’” In other news, I am hearing that Flash fans will see John Wesley Shipp’s Henry Allen again before the season is up.

TVline a écrit:: Question: Any hints on The Flash‘s Season 3 Big Bad? I’m hoping Mirror Master is introduced! —Mike

Ausiello: I’m seeing nothing firm (yet) on Mirror Master being introduced, but here’s a curious new breakdown to wrap your noodle around: For Season 3, the CW hit is casting the major recurring character of Barry’s slightly older, slightly geekier contemporary, a guy who is as smart as he is intuitive. As such, this newcomer doesn’t buy Barry’s nice guy routine and sets out to learn what he’s hiding — all while concealing some secrets of his own….

Citation :: Tom Felton Joins The Flash As A Series Regular

Cast member Tom Felton poses at the premiere of "In Secret" in Los AngelesHarry Potter star Tom Felton has joined The Flash in a series regular role in The Flash Season 3.

TVLine first broke the news, revealing that the actor — who also had an impressive turn in Murder In The First and appeared in Rise of the Planet of the Apes — will be playing Julian Dorn, who is described as “a fellow CSI at the Central City Police Department who suspects there’s more to Barry Allen than just his good guy reputation.”

How will he fit in if the series is doing Flashpoint? We’ll have to wait and see.

http://flashtvnews.com/tom-felton-joins-the-flash-as-a-series-regular/25367

tvline a écrit:: Any news on what’s happening with Caitlin on The Flash? —Justin
When asked if Caitlin might have an altered existence because of Flashpoint, EP Todd Helbing hedged, “Yes and no. We’ll say this: She is still Dr. Caitlin Snow.”

Have you heard anything about any other dead characters coming back because of The Flash‘s Flashpoint story? —Dee
Since it’s been revealed that Oliver Queen is among the Arrow characters affected by this tweaked timeline, one must wonder if perhaps Tommy Merlyn is alive and well. “I can’t tell you how many people I’ve talked to about the possibility and how it could possibly happen,” Colin Donnell said when we raised the topic. “It’s not out of the realm of possibility.” Hmmm.

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