Ciara Renee Describes Hawkgirl Helmet, Talks Flying in 'DC's Legends of Tomorrow'

DC's Legends of Tomorrow hits the CW next year, and Ciara Renee portrays Hawkgirl on the series. The actress confirmed via a social media post that she was getting fitted for a helmet, and also teased flying in the series!

Check out the posts here.

It has also been driving fans crazy that Victor Garber is on the show as one half of Firestorm, but seemingly not Robbie Amell. In a new interview, the actor clarifies the situation a bit.

"Robbie and I will be joined on the first episode of the (next) season of The Flash, and then we'll see what happens," Garber told The Hollywood Reporter. He then said that answers about his character would arrive come in both Arrow and The Flash, as both shows will help set up the spinoff. "They (The CW) aren't going to introduce a limited series," Garber said about the show's getting a 15-episode run. "This isn't HBO. They want the Full Monty. That's going to be fun of it. We're all these characters put together and we will see how we all function and try to do something together."

Recently TVLine got some scoop from the cast members about the show! The following comes from the "Matt's Inside Line" column.

"Turning to DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, the cast was hard-pressed to elaborate on the midseason CW drama, seeing as no one had seen a script for the pilot yet. (They only filmed a trailer for this month’s Upfronts.) That said, Brandon Routh allowed that I made 'a pretty good guess' that Ray/The Atom’s exploded body has been reconstituted using miniaturization-capable nanites; Ciara Renee said that the origin of her winged hero, Kendra Saunders, will be 'melding some [Hawkgirl origin stories] together'; and Franz Drameh was super-mum on what powers high school jock Jay Jackson (MIA from the trailer) might bring to the table” – though the actor himself 'was in the London Youth Circus for a little while.' Hmm."

The spinoff also brings back Caity Lotz as White Canary, and the actress discussed her role in a recent interview with TVLine.

"It's going to be big," Lotz said of the new series. "I did not really know much about the show but I said 'I want to do it, I trust you guys.' And when we were shooting our teaser, they were telling me some of the stuff that's going to be happening and I was like 'This is way cooler - not that I didn't think it would be cool...but the stuff, I wasn't imagining or picturing. It's going to be really fun to shoot and I think people are going to like it."

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