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[08/04/15 - 12:02 PM] Casting News: "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" Gets Savage Danish actor Casper Crump has been cast as the immortal Vandal Savage. |
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Casting News: "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" Gets Savage
When DC's Legends of Tomorrow debuts on The CW, the villain the team faces won't simply be evil... He'll be Savage.
While you never get a glimpse of him, the trailer for The CW's upcoming DC's Legends of Tomorrow makes it clear that the immortal Vandal Savage is the threat the team will be facing when it assembles in 2016. Today the network announced that Danish actor Casper Crump (Tarzan) has been cast in the role.
Vandal Savage is immortal, having spent the past 6,000 years moving like a virulent disease through history, whispering in the ears of despots and dictators, all leading to his eventual domination of the world.
While the actor may not be a known name here in the United States, it's hard to argue that Crump doesn't look perfect for the part. First introduced in 1944, Vandal Savage has been one of the DC Universe's biggest heavies for over 70 years, frequently going up against the Justice Society and most recently fighting alongside Etrigan the Demon and Madame Xanadu in The New 52's Demon Knights. However, he's never been brought to live action life before (though he's appeared in animated movies and shows, including Justice League: Doom and Young Justice).
Crump will first be seen in the role in the crossover episodes of Arrow and The Flash, before continuing onto DC's Legends of Tomorrow. This is also the same strategy being used for the character of Hawkman, whose casting was announced yesterday. Monday was actually quite a big day for #DCTV news, it turns out. We also learned who will be playing Lucy Lane on CBS's Supergirl, and that the 1990 Flash TV series is now available on CW Seed.
Keep an eye on DCComics.com for more #DCTV news as it breaks!
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[08/26/26 - 09:14 AM] The 41st Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards, Hosted by Kirk Franklin, Airs Sunday, August 30, on BET Taped in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Spectrum Center under this year's theme, "Feels Like Home," the ceremony brings together gospel's most celebrated artists, trailblazers, and rising stars for a night of worship, inspiration, and world-class performances.
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[08/26/26 - 09:01 AM] Video: Date, Key Art & Trailer Debut - Hulu's "The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives" Season Five Season five premieres with all five episodes on Thursday, September 10 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally.
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[08/26/26 - 09:01 AM] "Jay-Z in 8," An HBO Original Documentary Series, Debuts September 18 In Rick Rubin's directorial documentary debut, the series unfolds over many hours of candid conversation between two creative superstars.
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[08/26/26 - 09:01 AM] Video: BritBox Debuts Official Trailer and Key Art for "Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence," Premiering September 15th In the first contemporary English language television adaptation of Agatha Christie's stories, Tommy and Tuppence are a detective duo for the ages.
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[08/26/26 - 08:01 AM] Video: "Wonka's The Golden Ticket" - Official Trailer - Netflix In this one-of-a-kind reality competition, lucky players step inside Wonka's chocolate factory to face unpredictable games, tests and temptations.
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[08/26/26 - 08:01 AM] Unsuspecting Homeowners Get the Ultimate Renovation Surprise in New HGTV Series "House Shock" Premiering Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 9 pm ET/PT Arielle Vandenberg will team up with expert contractor Steve Lewis to help pull off surprise overhauls of spaces the recipients have dreamed of updating, whether neglected, abandoned or just plain despised.
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[08/26/26 - 08:00 AM] Fever-Sky on "Sunday Night Basketball" on NBC and Peacock Is the Most-Watched WNBA Regular-Season Game Since Opening Weekend of League's Inaugural 1997 Season The game peaked at 3.82 million viewers.
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[08/26/26 - 07:46 AM] Netflix Announces New UK Commissions at Edinburgh TV Festival Highlights include Clive Owen, Orlando Norman, and David Shields join Anya Taylor Joy in "How to Kill Your Family," based on Bella Mackie's bestselling novel.
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[08/26/26 - 07:31 AM] Netflix Announces "On Campus: Game of the Week," A Weekly Video Series Following Real Students Living Out Game Week Each week, two new students will host the series, giving viewers an inside look at college life around the biggest game of the week, from school traditions to tailgates and everything in between.
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[08/26/26 - 07:20 AM] "Alice and Steve" to Return for Season 2 on Disney+ The critically acclaimed and award-winning comedy series produced by Clerkenwell Films and starring Nicola Walker, Jemaine Clement, Yali Topol Margalith and Joel Fry to return for a second season.
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[08/26/26 - 07:05 AM] Maura Higgins to Host Highly Anticipated "Blind Date" Series for Disney+ The beloved Irish native's sharp wit and mischievous charm propelled her from a finalist position on "Love Island UK," to a hosting role on "Love Island USA: Aftersun."
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[08/26/26 - 07:01 AM] Netflix's "Emily in Paris" Bids Adieu - Sixth & Final Season Premieres December 24th Stepping into a new era of ambition and romance, Emily faces defining choices that test her ultimate loyalties.
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[08/26/26 - 07:01 AM] Apple TV Unveils First Look at "12 12 12" The thrilling eight-episode original series will premiere globally on Friday, November 13, 2026, with the first two episodes, followed by one episode every Friday through December 25, 2026.
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[08/26/26 - 07:01 AM] Video: "The Love Hypothesis" - Official Trailer - Prime Video Based on the New York Times best-selling novel by Ali Hazelwood, "The Love Hypothesis" follows Olive (Lili Reinhart), a brilliant Ph.D. candidate focused on her future in academia.
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[08/26/26 - 07:01 AM] "Welcome to the Family: The Murder of Dan Markel" Streams Tuesday, Sept. 1, on Hulu The four-part series reveals the dark secrets of a wealthy family centered around the brutal murder of a prominent law professor in Tallahassee, Florida.
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