ARROW: Stephen Amell on the Importance of Oliver’s Emotional Strength in the Final Season

As ARROW heads into its final season, Oliver (Stephen Amell) is in one of his toughest spots yet: he’s left his family to go with The Monitor, in theory, to sacrifice himself in the upcoming “Crisis” arc.

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ARROW at TCA: Live-Blog

ARROW will end its run during the 2019-2020 season, and the cast and creative team is coming to TCA to talk about what’s in store. Follow along for live updates… Read more

ARROW: Stephen Amell and Marc Guggenheim on the Show’s Very Final Scene

ARROW’s final season is shaping up to be a jam-packed ten episodes (which includes the massive “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover), and executive producer Marc Guggenheim already knows where it’s going to end.

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ARROW: Stephen Amell Previews Oliver’s Time in Prison

When ARROW returns for its seventh season, Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) is in a tough place: in prison, isolated from his friends and family.

“There’s nothing about him that’s heroic,” Amell told reporters in the video below. “It’s kind of the opposite, actually. It’s really tough. I’ve enjoyed it; I’ve been having a good time playing it. But it’s been tough.”

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ARROW: Stephen Amell on Matt Ryan’s Guest Spot as Constantine

ARROW is no stranger to crossing over with other DC/The CW shows — the series has served as the launching pad/frequent crossover partner for THE FLASH, and it’s now helping to set the stage for the upcoming LEGENDS OF TOMORROW — but in tonight’s episode, it’s doing something new: crossing over with DC/NBC’s departed series, CONSTANTINE.

John Constantine’s magical knowledge will also prove to be vital — with Sara alive and soulless, Constantine might be the only one who can help put her back together.

Stephen Amell (Oliver) spoke with reporters on the show’s Vancouver set about working with CONSTANTINE’s Matt Ryan on the episode… Read more

ARROW: Stephen Amell Teases Damien Darhk

ARROW season 4 is making a few big changes.

In addition to Oliver Queen’s new Green Arrow costume (which made its debut at Comic-Con over the weekend), the show has also added Neal McDonough as Damien Darhk.

“Oliver knows precious little about Damien Darhk,” ARROW star Stephen Amell told reporters, in the video below. “I don’t even know if he understands when Ra’s referred to a ‘H.I.V.E. of operatives’ that he meant an actual H.I.V.E.; that’s Diggle knowledge, that’s not Oliver knowledge. [But] Damien brings elements to Starling City that…I think will help fuel our flashback story this year with Oliver.”

Check out what else Amell had to say…

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ARROW: Stephen Amell, Emily Bett Rickards, John Barrowman, and Colton Haynes Preview What’s to Come

The last episode of ARROW left things on a tricky note for Oliver —  Ra’s al Ghul asked Oliver to take his place as the head of League of Assassins. But will he actually take the job? And how will the people around him react to the possible shift?

Before the recent PaleyFest panel honoring the series, ARROW stars Stephen Amell (Oliver), Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity), John Barrowman (Malcolm), and Colton Haynes (Roy) tease a bit of what’s in store for the show…

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THE FLASH-ARROW Crossover: Stephen Amell, Grant Gustin, and Andrew Kreisberg Tease ‘Flash vs. Arrow’

THE FLASH and ARROW have been loosely tied together since Barry Allen debuted on ARROW a year ago, but this week, the dramas embark on a full-on crossover as Team Arrow visits THE FLASH in “Flash vs. Arrow,” while Team Flash pops over on ARROW during “The Brave and the Bold.”

“The best thing you can do is it’s not just a gimmick,” ARROW/THE FLASH executive producer Andrew Kreisberg told reporters earlier this season. “[These crossovers are] also advancing the storylines that we’ve been telling and your characters really grow…both of these crossovers, they’re not just about the crossovers of the cast — they are really important episodes for what Barry has been going through, and what Oliver’s going through. We have one of the biggest surprises of ARROW of all time on THE FLASH episode [of the crossover]. And both episodes are really important for Barry’s growth.”

“It was fun to have the dynamic back from when I was [first] on ARROW a year ago,” THE FLASH star Grant Gustin (Barry) added. “That was when I met Barry, and he was so fun and awkward, and the dynamic between him and Oliver was so fun. And we got to recreate that. And it’s evolved. It’s really different than anything else on the show, which is nice.”

For more on the crossover, Gustin and ARROW star Stephen Amell (Oliver) teased a few more secrets while speaking with reporters on the shows’ Vancouver sets…

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ARROW: Stephen Amell and John Barrowman Tease Oliver and Malcolm’s Reunion

It’s been more than a season since ARROW’s Oliver and Malcolm were face-to-face (and Oliver assumed Malcolm was dead after their season 1 finale rooftop fight), but the duo will meet up again in tonight’s brand new episode…which also happens to be the show’s 50th hour.

On the show’s Vancouver set, Stephen Amell (Oliver) and John Barrowman (Malcolm) previewed what’s in store…

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ARROW: Stephen Amell Teases the Season 3 Flashbacks

Flashbacks have always been an important part of ARROW, and in the upcoming season, they will take place in Hong Kong — opening up a whole new world for Oliver to explore, and putting him in contact with some familiar faces.

At Comic-Con, ARROW star Stephen Amell (Oliver) talked with reporters about the new faces to come, how Tommy pops will appear via flashback, and more…

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ARROW’s Stephen Amell on Hosting the WBTV/DC Comic-Con Event

ARROW star Stephen Amell took on a different role during Saturday night’s WBTV/DC event, as he was tasked with emceeing the festivities.

In between his duties, Amell sat down with reporters backstage to talk about the experience, and give a little tease for ARROW season 3…

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THE FLASH: Robbie Amell to Recur

THE FLASH has yet to debut, but it is getting a little extra superhero help: a rep for the show has confirmed that the show has cast Robbie Amell in the recurring role of Ronnie Raymond (AKA Firestorm). Amell will debut in THE FLASH’s third episode.

“Geoff Johns, Andrew Kreisberg and myself designed the pilot and series to include Ronnie (aka Firestorm) — and to actually have someone with Robbie’s talent playing the role is beyond exciting,” THE FLASH executive producer Greg Berlanti said in a statement. “We can’t wait for viewers and fans of the character to check it out.”

Amell — who is cousins with ARROW star Stephen Amell (whose show hosted the introduction of THE FLASH’s Barry Allen, and who will appear in THE FLASH pilot) — is also a familiar face to The CW fans: he spent last season as the lead of THE TOMORROW PEOPLE.

Are you excited to see Amell on THE FLASH?

Related:

THE FLASH Season 1 Tease: Greg Berlanti Confirms John Wesley Shipp’s Role
THE FLASH: ARROW’s Stephen Amell to Appear in the Pilot
THE FLASH on The CW – First Look

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THE FLASH: ARROW’s Stephen Amell to Appear in the Pilot

THE FLASH isn’t wasting any time bringing people from ARROW on board: ARROW star Stephen Amell (Oliver) will appear in THE FLASH’s pilot.

Amell actually appears in THE FLASH’s extended trailer (starting at 3:55), but a rep for the shows confirms it’s not just a scene for the trailer to tie the shows together — it will appear in THE FLASH’s first official episode.

Are you excited to see Oliver and Barry share more screentime together?

Related:

THE FLASH on The CW – First Look
THE FLASH: The CW Releases First Promo
ARROW Season 2 Finale: Andrew Kreisberg Teases the ‘Biggest and Most Epic’ Episode the Show Has Ever Done

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THE FLASH: The CW Releases First Promo

The CW’s Upfront presentation/schedule unveiling isn’t until Thursday, but during Wednesday’s ARROW finale, viewers got their first glimpse of a THE FLASH promo (and it features a familiar ARROW face)…

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What did you think?

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ARROW: Andrew Kreisberg, Geoff Johns, Greg Berlanti and Grant Gustin Preview The Flash’s Debut! Plus, a Tease For What John Barrowman’s Return Will Mean for the Queens

It’s been more than four months since it was announced that Flash/Barry Allen would be making his debut in the ARROW universe (with the intention to build a spinoff around that character), and tonight is the night viewers will finally get to meet him.

“Barry comes to Starling City because there is an unexplained robbery at Queen Consolidated, and Barry is very interested in the unexplained throughout the course of these two episodes,” ARROW executive producer Andrew Kreisberg teased to reporters earlier this week. “[Barry]’s the opposite of Oliver in a lot of ways: he’s funny and he’s outgoing, and a little unsure of himself, and smart.”

As for Barry’s portrayer — former GLEE guest star Grant Gustin — ARROW executive producers have nothing but praise for their newest star.

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