The series, which was recently canceled, had it’s schedule scrapped recently, with the airing of new episodes up in the air.
Legacies was originally scheduled to air it’s season four finale at the end of May, with new episodes leading up to it. Then all of the new episodes were removed from the schedule and replaced with reruns.
Now, we know when the next new episode will air.
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At the festival, Julie opened up about one of the show’s upcoming episodes, which is set in film noir.
“Legacies is doing its first and maybe only film noir episode, which is born out of the brilliant mind of [executive producer] Brett Matthews, who actually studied noir in film school and is a huge fan of the genre and knows it intimately,” she told EW. “We just wanted to dive into a fantasy world we hadn’t done before.”
“It was just a genre that stuck with me for a long time,” Brett added. “Actually, we had the episode broken and we didn’t know conceptually what we wanted the world to be. There were a lot of ideas on the table. There was Western, there was steampunk, there was Victorian. Film noir just became the perfect storm of producible and fit the tone of the season and that particular episode.”
The Legacies film noir episode, titled, “There’s a Place Where the Lost Things Go,” will air on March 12th on The CW!
The love triangle between Hope, Landon and Josie on Legacies is about to become even more complicated than it once was, Danielle Rose Russell reveals.
In her interview with TV Guide, the 20-year-old actress opened up about the relationship between the three characters, now that they have their memories back and know exactly who Hope is.
“I just think that he doesn’t know what to do,” Danielle shared about Landon’s (Aria Shahghasemi) shock of the situation. “He wants to do right by everyone, including Josie, and by himself. So I think he’s mixed in how to go about the way that he feels because he definitely cares for Josie as well, but he definitely knows that he’s in love with Hope too.”
“I think that she’s [Hope] sacred because she doesn’t know which direction he’s going to go in,” Danielle adds. “And she can’t expect him [to choose her] or blame him if he chooses something that makes her unhappy. So I think it’s really hard for her to try to disconnect and just let him decide.”
She added that Josie, played by Kaylee Bryant, is an important part of everything too.
“I think it’s gonna take some time for them to reach a good point in their relationship,” Danielle says. “I think that it’s going to be really hard for both people to fully be able to accept all the things that have happened. But it doesn’t mean it can’t happen.”