One more video has come up online this one from Extra with both Katie and Stephen talking about Arrow.

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– Screen Captures > Interviews > 2012 > Extra (Arrow Comic-Con Press Junket)

Here is the first press video of Katie from after the Arrow panel, She is talking to ING about if Laurel will joint the fight and when Black Canary will come in.

Both Katie and Stephen made a stop at the official EW Comic-Con Photoshoot booth and the one photo that is up is just to cute. After thide bat they made a stop at the TV Guide booth and two Behind the Scenes photos from that shoot are now up in the gallery, Here is hoping the full shoot’s from both will see the light of day soon.

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– Studio Photoshoots > Portraits > Comic-Con 2012
– Studio Photoshoots > Outtakes > 054 Behind the Scenes

Katie made one more stop at Comic-Con yesterday at M*A*C Cosmetics For An Archie-Inspired Illustration To Support M*A*C Archie’s Girls Coming Spring 2013. Six HQ photos from the event have been added into the gallery. A big thanks to Iheartritaora for them.

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– Public Events > 2012 > Katie Cassidy Stops By M*A*C Cosmetics For An Archie-Inspired Illustration To Support M*A*C Archie’s Girls Coming Spring 2013

It’s that time of the year again Comic-Con is here and Kaite who is there for Arrow made her first party of the weekend on the 12 for DC Entertainment Hosts “Darkness & Light” Party At San Diego Comic-Con International Benefitting We Can Be Heroes. Four HQ photos from the event were added into the gallery, A big thanks to Iheartritaora for them.

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– Public Events > 2012 > DC Entertainment Hosts “Darkness & Light” Party At San Diego Comic-Con International Benefitting We Can Be Heroes

Katie & Stephen had a sit down with TV Line to talk about Arrow at Comic Con, The video at this time can only be watch on the TV Line site so to watch it please click on the photo.

To hear series leads Stephen Amell and Katie Cassidy tell it, The CW’s Arrow (premiering Wednesday, Oct. 10) hit the bulls-eye not just with its well-received pilot but also beyond.

During their visit to TVLine’s Comic-Con interview suite, Cassidy — who plays Laurel Lance to Amell’s Oliver Queen aka Arrow — assured fans (and potential fans) that as rock-’em sock-’em as the pilot is, Episode 2, which they just got the script for, is just as “awesome” and even “bold” in the directions it goes. The Gossip Girl alum also teases that her costar has his “work cut out for him” in that second hour.

Speaking of which: Amell leads off our discussion by talking about Oliver’s intense workout montage from the pilot (glimpse it here), and whether that is really him doing those extreme pull-ups and such. Also not to miss: Exclusive scoop on [spoiler alert!] Laurel’s favorite ice cream flavor. Plus: Are they prepared to run 10 years like Smallville?

3:00-4:00 Ballroom 20 Arrow Screening and Q&A— Oliver Queen lives! The iconic DC Comics character will be the subject of a hard-hitting new drama series on The CW this fall.Arrow makes its Comic-Con debut with a screening of the full Arrow pilot, followed by a Q&A with series stars Stephen Amell (Private Practice) and Katie Cassidy(Supernatural), executive producers Marc Guggenheim (Green Lantern) and Andrew Kreisberg (Fringe), and pilot director/executive producer David Nutter (Smallville).

Katie made a quick event on June 13th for RevolveClothing.com And Karla Deras Celebrate The Launch Of Roman Luxe in Los Angeles, California. Only three photos from the event are out but I hope more come soon.

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– Public Events > 2012 > RevolveClothing.com And Karla Deras Celebrate The Launch Of Roman Luxe

Fred Topel visits Katie Cassidy and Eliza Dushku on the set of the Image graphic novel adaptation.
Before Comic Con starts, we wanted to bring your attention to a comic book movie that might not be making a big production in Hall H. Earlier this summer, we got to visit the set of The Scribbler, based on the Image Comics graphic novel by Daniel Schaffer.

Katie Cassidy plays the title character. Suki (Cassidy) is a woman with multiple personalities, “Dissociative Identity Disorder,” Cassidy herself corrected me between takes. One of Suki’s personalities is The Scribbler, writing messages on the walls which Cassidy has learned to do herself.

“I’ve scribbled a lot,” She said. “I actually practiced writing backwards with my left hand a lot before we started the movie. When you see me in the insane asylum and in that padded cell, I did a lot of the scribbles on the walls in there which was cool.”

In The Scribbler, a machine called “The Siamese Burn” promises to eradicate Suki’s unwanted personalities. Of course that only creates more problems. The night we were on set, Suki was being interrogated by a detective (Michael Imperioli) and criminal psychologist (Eliza Dushku) about some crimes that most certainly were not in her head.

“We are questioning her about the deaths of people who were living in the building where she’s living,” Imperioli said. “I’m convinced that it’s pretty cut and dry and she’s just a psycho killer who’s doing all this. Eliza’s character more coming from the psychoanalytical point of view.”

Linda Vista Community Hospital provided the location for most of the film’s sets. Closed down hospitals are often used for film sets, not only medical dramas. Any unused room can be converted into a work of production design art. I was shown the Siamese Burn room, with a mass of electronic panels and exposed wires like a cyberpunk nightmare.

Cassidy is caught between the sci-fi story and the real world mystery. “I think they both are very much a part of the story,” she said. “Obviously there’s the machine and that sci-fi aspect, but the thing that’s nice about this is it’s very real. I feel like a lot of the characters are heightened. Suki I feel like is pretty grounded and this interrogation scene I think serves that as well.”

The Scribbler will be Dushku’s first film after wrapping her last TV series “Dollhouse,” which coincidentally also dealt with alternate personalities in a sci-fi realm. She has done other television appearances and voice work, but Echo was her last starring role. Now Cassidy has the Echo part.

“She kind of did, yes,” Dushku laughed. “That was one of the first things as you can imagine I saw in this story, in this script. There was a lot of ‘Dollhouse’ action in the brain/personalities in there. She’s killing it. The scenes with [my character] Jennifer Silk and Suki, Jennifer really comes to understand Suki. Everybody else is calling her crazy and trying to extract these different personalities and sides of her, there’s a real connection between the two women.”

The Scribbler shows Katie Cassidy like you’ve never seen her before. Look at the art in the graphic novel. Cassidy rocks the skeleton suit, and even has the lip piercing, though she takes the clip-on ring out between takes. She pointed to the mark it left on her chin.

“If you’ll notice, I started to get a little scab,” Cassidy said. “It’s actually become a habit. I’m in character, then when I’m me, I’ll look for it and it’s not there.”

A drastic transformation was always appealing to Cassidy, so The Scribbler gave her the opportunity. “I’d been looking to play a character like this for a while,” she continued. “Just something you would not expect me to do, that I haven’t done, something different from who I am, what I look like, something I could actually really just take on and get to learn as much as possible. I’m very happy and proud of the stuff that I’ve done and gotten the opportunity to do so far in my career. But I feel like again, as an artist, you get to a point where you need to feel passionate. You need to feel creative and you need to feel drive. This project brought up all of that for me so I was really obviously, when I went in there, certainly campaigning for it.”

Ashlynn Yennie was not filming the night we were on set, but she was kind enough to come to Linda Vista Hospital just to talk to us. If only we could have seen her film her scenes, but it was a closed set for obvious reasons.

“My character Emily has a condition called Vestiphobia,” Yennie said. “I did a bunch of research about Vestiphobia to learn exactly what it was. It’s the fear of being trapped in clothing. That’s my mental condition I deal with in the movie, so I run around naked a lot in this movie.”

Obviously, for the star of The Human Centipede, nudity is not an issue. “It’s not. I think I had to get over that really quickly after the Human Centipede films came out, especially the second one where I was just like, ‘You know what? I’m really naked in this movie.’ It is a real condition and people do suffer from it. She doesn’t understand why we cover ourselves up. She thinks of herself as how animals don’t cover themselves up and how we’re the only species that makes clothing and clothing defines people.”

We’ll bring you the complete interviews with the cast of The Scribbler when the movie gets released.

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The CW/WB have just post the Comic-Con 2012 line up and Arrow will be there, No word if Katie will be at this time but Stephen Amell will be there on the panel on Friday and on Wenesday people can watch the full pilot.

SPECIAL SNEAK PEEK PILOT SCREENINGS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 • BALLROOM 20

For the fifth straight year, WBTVG gets Comic-Con off to a dramatic start by hosting a special sneak peek, world premiere screening event on Preview Night.

Arrow (Wednesdays 8/7c The CW): From Greg Berlanti (Green Lantern), Marc Guggenheim (Green Lantern), Andrew Kreisberg (Warehouse 13, Fringe) and David Nutter (Smallville, Supernatural, Game of Thrones), this hard-hitting action series reinvents the DC hero. After being marooned for five years on a remote island, billionaire Oliver Queen returns home with a mysterious agenda and very lethal new set of skills that he uses in a war on crime

FRIDAY, JULY 13

Arrow: Chills turn to thrills in this session when Arrow cast members, including Stephen Amell, join producers for a special pilot screening and discussion. Ballroom 20

The CW have at last post the first official trailer for Arrow not a lot of Kaite in it but from the looks of it the fights are going to be great.

After the main upfronts Katie and Stephen as well as people from other CW shows when at the The CW Network’s 2012 Upfront After Party, Again a mix of HQ/MQ photos were added into the gallery and i have to say i just love Kaite’s dress.

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– Public Events > 2012 > The CW Network’s 2012 Upfront After Party