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He would later join the spin-off series Legends of Tomorrow as element of the main cast. The character then appeared in recurring capacity in season four, and client starring in season one of The Flash. Stephen Amell, the protagonist of Arrow, shared, on his Facebook account, his excitement for Brandon being cast in the show.

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He later appeared in the 1997 constitute action TV series pilot, Justice League of America played by John Kassir.īrandon Routh, as Ray Palmer, portrayed his Arrowverse debut in season three of the anchor show, Arrow in 2014, as a recurring character. He number one appeared in live-action in the 1979 episode 'The Roast', of the show Legends of the Superheroes, played by Alfie Wise. In season 5 of the Legends of Tomorrow, the acknowledgment decided to leave the team, to constitute a normal life with his wife Nora Darhk, because of the actor's decision to leave the role. In the show Arrow, he worked with Oliver Queen and later was recruited by Rip Hunter to save the timeline. He is one of the numerous characters who jumped to from other Arrowverse shows, to Legends of Tomorrow. This description of The Atom has also appeared in live-action series such(a) as The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl and Batwoman and the web animated series Vixen. The address has been presents by Brandon Routh in all shows.

Raymond Carson 'Ray' Palmer, also invited by his superhero alias a Calm', of a television series Arrow, based on the character of the same name, created by Gardner Fox, Gil Kane & Murphy Anderson, as alive as adopted for television by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim together with Andrew Kreisberg. Will Routh return to play Ray Palmer yet again down the line? Only time will tell, but the Arrowverse is vast, and the possibilities are endless.Dr. So we were happy to be a part of it and also to get an opportunity to work again with Wentworth and Victor and Falk. Because we knew that the fans would appreciate it and also we made sure that in coming back that we were standing on our own worth and made our own requests to make sure that we felt lik we were being respected, and that happened this time around. 'Nobody has supported that decision and so that's one reason why… one of the reasons why we said yes to coming back. 'And knowing, meanwhile, by fan reaction and all the love we've gotten over the last couple years, that even though one person made this decision, that it was a bad decision nobody supports,' Routh said. And that's what I've been working on doing, and I think I speak for Courtney in saying the same thing.'īut even as Routh and Ford came to terms with what happened with their Legends exit, they also found that the show's fans were still celebrating and supporting them even after they were gone, which played a key role in their decision to return. 'And sometimes they affect us negatively and we can choose to be upset with that for the rest of our lives or we can work to come to terms with it, I guess, and to find, as they say, make lemonade out of lemons. 'You know, people make decisions, right? Sometimes people make good decisions and sometimes people make bad decisions, right? Bad decisions happen all the time… all the time… all the time,' he said. First, in discussing the departure itself, Routh framed things as an exercise in looking at the positives in his life and career. On a recent episode of Michael Rosenbaum's podcast Inside of You, Routh opened up about his return to the franchise in an interview taped shortly before Ray actually returned to the show last fall. For many fans, it was a long time coming, and a welcome return for two beloved figures in a constantly shifting small-screen universe, but how did it happen after a rather sad departure back in 2019? Routh has since returned as Ray Palmer for episodes of both The Flash and Legends (which celebrated its 100th episode last year with a big character reunion), alongside Ford, who returned as her character (and Ray's wife) Nora Darhk. Thankfully, the exit wasn't completely permanent. It was a dark moment for a character and an actor who had been one of the Arrowverse's brightest lights for years. At the time, Routh called the exit 'challenging,' and made it clear that leaving the character of Ray Palmer, aka The Atom, behind had not been his decision. More than two years ago, Brandon Routh and Courtney Ford, a real life husband and wife acting team, found themselves somewhat unceremoniously removed from the main cast of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, the time-hopping CW superhero series that Routh had been part of since the show launched back in 2016.

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