Meg Donnelly and Drake Rodger step out for 2022 New York Comic Con on Sunday (October 9) in New York City.
The Winchesters stars joined executive producers Jensen Ackles and Danneel Harris, as well as showrunner Robbie Thompson, at their upcoming Supernatural prequel series’ panel and screening.
At the event, it was announced that Tom Welling has joined the cast of the new CW show!
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Smallville is about to celebrate it’s 20th anniversary!
In honor of the special occasion, the COMPLETE series will become available on Blu-ray for the first time ever.
The series premiered on October 16, 2001, and starred Tom Welling as Clark Kent, running for 10 seasons on The WB/The CW.
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Tom Welling‘s Clark Kent made a brief appearance in part two of Crisis On Infinite Earths!
The episode was held during an episode of Batwoman, airing at a special time, and the actor reprised his beloved role from the hit show Smallville.
“Honestly, he was terrific,” crossover showrunner Marc Guggenheim said, via TV Line. “He basically said to me, ‘You guys have basically written the one scene that I can’t say no to,’ which was really, really nice… I feel like every note, even Tom’s little facial expression when he says, ‘Oh, still stronger,’ is great.”
“We knew that we really wanted Brandon Routh to be Clark Kent in The Daily Planet,” Batwoman showrunner Caroline Dries added. “I think the Tom Welling Clark Kent that we all picture when we think of him is Clark on the farm. So it made sense that the farm is still there, and Tom was joking when he was there, ‘Oh, that cow recognized me.’ It all felt very 10 years ago in a great way.”
There’s another Superman coming to the 2019 Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths.
On top of Tyler Hoechlin and Brandon Routh suiting up as the superhero, Tom Welling will also be returning as Superman for the event.
Tom, who played Clark Kent/Superman in Smallville, will bring his version of the iconic hero to the special, Deadline reports.
“For eight years, Arrow has stood on the shoulders of Smallville. Simply put, there would be no Arrow, and no Arrowverse, without it,” Arrow co-creator/executive producer Marc Guggenheim said. “So when we first started talking about Crisis on Infinite Earths, our first, second and third priorities were getting Tom to reprise his iconic role as Clark Kent. To say that we’re thrilled would be a Superman-sized understatement.”
Crisis on Infinite Earths will bring together all the major superhero shows on The CW this winter. Check out more details HERE!
There was a mini Twilight reunion this weekend at the Mammoth International Film Festival on Saturday (February ) in Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
Cullen family members Ashley Greene, Kellan Lutz, and Peter Facinelli all participated in the the Charity Celebrity Bowling Tournament at the inaugural festival.
Also in attendance at the bowling tournament were former CW stars Nina Dobrev and Tom Welling, as well as Cassie Scerbo, Blair Redford, Arielle Vandenberg, Josh Henderson, Ryan Rottman, and Ashley‘s boyfriend Paul Khoury.
This year, the Mammoth Film Festival is shaping up to be the largest ever inaugural film festival, with the talent participation, panels, films and attendance.
We’re so thankful that KJ Apa is okay after a scary car crash that happened recently.
The Riverdale star was heading back to his hotel after a 16-hour day on the set, and fell asleep at the wheel.
Reports say that co-star Cole Sprouse is petitioning for the cast to have drivers available for them because of the long hours they work — something that Smallville stars Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum will probably support, since they did the same thing.
“All of us are driving to a location at 4:30 a.m. with one eye open and you’re in every scene,” Michael, who played Lex Luthor, revealed in a new podcast. “I think it got to a point where we all like signed a letter for you because we’re like ‘You’re going to kill Superman.’”
Tom adds, “[It was] Unbeknownst to me, because I was just told it was already done, but you all signed something, because we weren’t allowed to have drivers for some reason.”
He continued, “I was getting up at 4:30, driving an hour and a half, working an 18-hour day then driving back, sleeping five hours. And you guys were like, ‘Well, he’s gonna die. He’s gonna run into a tree and the show’s gonna be over.’ So you guys kind of gave up, you waived your rights to ‘If one had a driver, everybody had a driver.’ So, I got a driver and it was a big difference.”
We hope something will happen, because this shouldn’t have happened at all.
