With two live-action Supermen between current movies and TV (Henry Cavill and Tyler Hoechlin, respectively), it is unlikely that we’ll actually get to see it happen, but at a recent premiere event for his new TV show This Is Us, Justin Hartley (Smallville’s Oliver Queen) was asked by PeoplesChoice (now they’re a website now and not just an awards show?) if he’d ever be interested in doing a Smallville revival.
“I love those people. We had a great time,” he said. “That would be really great. There’s a couple of people that worked there before I started… I got to work with Michael Rosenbaum a little bit, that was a lot of fun. We did two seasons or something like that, I forget. But yeah. I would love that. I miss Allison Mack, I miss Erica Durance… Tom… I miss all of those people.”
You can watch video of his answer below. And, hey, Justin… if you’re up for it… and if your new hit show allows… at the very least, you should swing by Arrow sometime and bring your bow with you.
Check out our own interview with Justin Hartley at KSiteTV!
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Matthew Markovich
September 21, 2016
Never gonna happen!
Juseb
October 29, 2016
the first incarnation of Oliver Queen(the one who made the character popular)and closer to th comics than Stephen Amell`s version, he should be honored as Laura was in the new SuperGirl show(the same goes for Tom-give he a big role like JorEL or RAO)….he deserves to appear in CWs ARROW