Yesterday, it was confirmed that NBC has decided not to bring Constantine back for a second season, despite much support from its fanbase. While this will surely disappoint some, Warner Bros. is currently shopping the series to another network. The #SaveConstantine movement has been supported by many celebrities, one of which is a familiar face in the DC television world. Stephen Amell, who stars as Oliver Queen on The CW’s Arrow, has offered to make a guest star appearance on Constantine if it is picked up by another network. There have been several networks suggested; fans have expressed interest in Constantine being picked up by The CW, which would undoubtedly…

Despite DC Entertainment’s recent success on television, one series that has struggled was NBC’s Constantine. The show, which is the second live action version of fan-favorite character John Constantine, was not given a full 20-something episode first season. Instead, it concluded with 13 episodes, which is shorter than, say, Arrow and The Flash‘s 23 episode seasons. Constantine struggled with ratings – a 10 pm on Friday slot for its first episodes has received some blame for that – leading to doubts of a second season. Despite a “#SaveConstantine” movement from a dedicated fanbase, it looks like John Constantine won’t be back on NBC this fall. It has been confirmed that…

With Upfronts set for next week, television networks are in the process of ordering new shows. Following CBS’ pickup of Supergirl yesterday, The CW has now given a series order for its The Flash/Arrow spin-off. After months of speculation, the official title for this series is DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. The series stars Arrow and The Flash supporting characters Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer/Atom, Caity Lotz as Sara Lance (?), Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, Dominic Purcell as Mick Rory/Heat Wave and Victor Garber as Martin Stein. New characters include Ciara Renee as Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl, Arthur Darvill as Rip Hunter, and Franz Drameh as “Jay Jackson.” To accompany the series…

Production on Suicide Squad is well underway in Toronto, and Entertainment City has shared a behind-the-scenes video straight from the film’s set. It shows on-set shots of Will Smith as Deadshot, Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Joel Kinnaman as Rick Flagg and more characters. The news outlet also spoke with the film’s writer and director, David Ayer. In the interview, Ayer praised the movie’s ensemble cast and chemistry, saying that these characters have “lives and souls.” Clearly, the director is passionate about working with this cast, and that will likely show in the final product. Check out the BTS video below, and stay tuned for more as we have it. Suicide…

Tom Hardy certainly has a history with Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment, having played Bane in 2012’s The Dark Knight Rises. He was set to play Rick Flagg in next year’s Suicide Squad, which would have marked the actor’s official entry into the DC Cinematic Universe. However, Hardy dropped out of the role, citing scheduling conflicts. Despite this, it looks like he is reteaming with WB/DC sooner than later. Speaking with Collider, Hardy reveals that he is planning something DC Comics-related with Warner Bros. “I actually got something cooking with Warner Bros. which is also a comic book, it’s a DC thing which is kind of…” He adds, “It’s really…

It’s official: Kara Zor-El will soon be returning to the small screen in her own live action series. CBS has confirmed that Supergirl has been ordered to series, marking the latest milestone in DC Entertainment’s television success. The show stars Melissa Benoist as Kara, a native of Krypton who follows her cousin Superman in publicly embracing her superpowers. The series also stars Mehcad Brooks as James Olsen, Calista Flockhart as Cat Grant, David Harewood as Hank Henshaw and Chyler Leigh as Alexandra Danvers. The show marks Supergirl’s second live action appearance on television, following her role in Smallville. Now that Supergirl has been ordered to series, the next thing CBS…

With the penultimate episode of Arrow season three airing tonight, we are now one week from the epic season finale. However, Oliver Queen Al Sah-Him will also guest star in next week’s episode of The Flash, teaming up with Barry Allen and Firestorm to battle the Reverse-Flash. Afterwards, it looks like we’ll see at least one more Arrow-Flash team-up this season, as the Scarlet Speedster will guest star in Arrow‘s third season finale. Writer and executive producer Marc Guggenheim spoke with Entertainment Weekly to discuss this season finale, titled “My Name is Oliver Queen.” He teased that Team Arrow will receive help from a key character, saying, “There’s going to be a…

The other day, we received our first look at the Suicide Squad movie lineup, including Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn. The first big screen appearance of the character looks to be heavily inspired by the New 52 version, which is different from the one created by Bruce Timm and Paul Dini for Batman: The Animated Series. Naturally, this first-look photo has generated much discussion online. Some of it was positive, some was negative. However, one of Quinn’s co-creators has offered his seal of approval for this look. While at the Machinima Newfronts to promote Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles, Timm spoke with Polygon about Suicide Squad and creating a character…

A few weeks ago, The CW released a promo video for Arrow and The Flash called “Superhero Fight Club.” As one might expect, it showcases the heroes of both shows facing off against their respective antagonists. A slew of posters were later released to accompany the clever promo, and now, the network has unveiled a banner featuring these characters. Combining both old and new promotional images, this banner features heroes Arrow, The Flash, The Atom, Firestorm, Black Canary, Arsenal and Martin Stein, as well as villains Reverse-Flash, Malcolm Merlyn, Ra’s al Ghul, Captain Cold and Heat Wave. Check out the image below, and stay tuned for more as we have…

After playing iconic Batman villain Bane in 2012’s The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Hardy was set to return to the DC Universe in next year’s Suicide Squad, this time playing Rick Flagg. However, the actor dropped out a couple months before production began.Joel Kinnaman was later cast as his replacement. Initial reports claimed that Hardy experienced scheduling conflicts between Suicide Squad and The Revenant, while rumors suggested that he was displeased with the script. Turns out that it was the former. In an interview with Collider, Hardy confirmed that the longer-than-expected production schedule for The Revenant kept him from playing Rick Flagg. However, he praises the script, as well as…