Fan-favorite actor John Barrow returns as Captain Jack in the teaser for the upcoming Doctor Who Holiday Special. “One of the most iconic characters in the Whoniverse is returning for the upcoming holiday special of Doctor Who, as John Barrowman MBE puts on his famous coat once more and reprises his role as Captain Jack […]
Following the events from the Arrow Season 5 finale, say goodbye to John Barrowman as Malcolm Merlyn is no more. Barrowman took to his Facebook page to offer he won’t be back for Arrow Season 6 and that he is all done with the Arrow-verse, which also includes Flash and Legends of Tomorrow, as John
Today sees the first part of the Supergirl and The Flash musical crossover air on The CW. Check out a clip from tonight’s episode in addition to interviews with Melissa Benoist and John Barrowman below. Part two airs tomorrow night on The Flash. Supergirl, “Star Crossed”: A new villain (guest star Teri Hatcher) comes to
Actor John Barrowman has signed a new deal that will see Malcolm Merlyn featured in the DC CW shows Arrow, The Flash and DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow.
TV Line reports Barrowman will continue to appear on Arrow as a regular, but will also appear in the other Greg Berlanti-produced shows, which is similar to Wentworth Miller’s deal as well.
Barrowman previously appeared in a Season 2 episode of The Flash along with the Legends Of Tomorrow.
Arrow, The Flash and Legends Of Tomorrow return in October on The CW.
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The cast of Arrow and The Flash attended PaleyFest where a pair of super cool trailer was released.
Clevver Movies YouTube also managed to ask the cast which of the DC movies they were most looking forward to.
John Barrowman offers when he was younger Aquaman was his fantasy, with Paul Blackthorne adding, “Oh, yeah. Me, too.” Barrowman then jokes, “I bet. He’s such a liar,” and offers a story about his husband, Scott: “I joke with [him] all the time that I’m going to give him an Aquaman outfit that he can swim around in the swimming pool with, but we’ll just leave it at that.”
Jesse L. Martin also likes Aquaman: “Jason Momoa is the man. And the picture they showed – it’s nothing at all like I thought Aquaman would look like, but it’s still really cool. Like really, really cool.”
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John Barrowman, star of Doctor Who, Torchwood and Arrow, is going to executive producer as well as star in a Heavy Metal event TV miniseries.
Barrowman is adapting a story from the newest edition of the magazine, “The 49th Key,” by Erika Lewis.
Heavy Metal‘s Jeff Krelitz and David Boxenbaum will also executive produce, with former Dark Horse Comics PR director Jeremy Atkins onboard as associate producer.
THR describes the story as follows:
The 49th Key is based on the 16th century legend of Enochian magic, which tells of a secret language of angels.
The first chapter in an expansive fantasy series tells of a rogue archeologist and a young autistic and mute boy on a treacherous journey through England to bring the boy home. The boy turns out to be the key to a gateway between our world and that of Enochia, a magical society that exists below the Earth’s surface, filled with fantasy creatures and highly advanced humans.
“The 49th Key” debuts in Heavy Metal Magazine #273, which is out Wednesday with art by J.K. Woodard.
