Summer Glau, from Terminator and Firely has been cast to play a recuring role in the show, as the VP of a powerful company set to take over Queen Enterprises.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Summer Glau on Arrow
CW's Arrow was picked up for a second season recently with season 2 scheduled to debut on October 9. Its a pretty good sure about one of DC's really cool super heroes, Green Arrow. Its actually the strongest rated show on CW, which is pretty cool.
Summer Glau, from Terminator and Firely has been cast to play a recuring role in the show, as the VP of a powerful company set to take over Queen Enterprises.
Summer Glau, from Terminator and Firely has been cast to play a recuring role in the show, as the VP of a powerful company set to take over Queen Enterprises.
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I love Arrow. But Summer Glau? She is a horrible actress. Fanboys go on and on about her, but she really just can't act.
This should be interesting to see Summer play as a main villan. It's good to see that she's expanding her exposure to other types of characters rather than sticking to the ones that she is known for.
It was an absolute pleasure to watch her play such divergent and opposite roles of River and Cameron. And that I look forward to each and every project she has taken part in since TSCC and that I hope to see her in many more to come. She has a talent that speaks volumes and is only outmatched by her spirit and character. Her talent is a gift from God, and her presence at this time is a gift to all of us.
She was also in that great show The 4400 (and so was Jeffrey Combs)
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