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    Ever since the announcement that Michael Emerson (Lost, Person of Interest) would be joining the cast of Arrow for season six, the internet had been trying to figure out who he’s going to be playing. We know that Team Arrow is going to go up against a group of people and that Anatoly Knyazev (David Nykl) would be part of the group as would Richard Diaz / Richard Dragon (Kirk Acevedo). Emerson has been hinted at being a third member of the group, and the leading thought is that he may end up being the mysterious Cayden James that started Helix and that Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) help escape from ARGUS. arrow TVLine spoke to co-showerunner Wendy Mericle who gave this hint about the character Emerson will be playing: “This character that we’re having [Michael] play is somewhat similar to people has has played in the past. But we had many conversations with him about how to make it different, and what elements we could bring to the character to change it up.” Well, the first character that pops into mind is Harold Finch from Person of Interest… a computer expert, which leads into the Cayden James idea. He’s also played more of a puppetmaster character on Lost with Benjamin Linus and he once worked with Marc Guggenheim, the other co-showrunner of Arrow, on the series The Practice where he played serial killer William Hinks. Then again he also voiced the Joker in the Batman: The Dark Knight Returns animated movies. Whatever he’s doing, Mericle and the other producers are happy with his performance: “He is a dream to work with, and I think he’s doing an amazing job. We’ve seen some dailies of some of his episodes and he’s just fantastic. He’s a really understated, subtle actor, and that brings a different energy on set. It’s great.” At this point, my money would still be on Cayden James, just because of the setup they did last year and we know that they don’t like leaving plot threads out there for too long. Plus, he would be the perfect fourth to go up against Team Arrow. Richard Dragon to counter Oliver Queen, James to counter Felicity, Black Siren against Black Canary and Anatoly and the Bratva to counter Spartan, Wild Dog and Mr. Terrific. Arrow Season 6 debuts on Thursday, October 12th at 9 p.m. ET on the CW.

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    Ever since the announcement that Michael Emerson (Lost, Person of Interest) would be joining the cast of Arrow for season six, the internet had been trying to figure out who he’s going to be playing. We know that Team Arrow is going to go up against a group of people and that Anatoly Knyazev (David Nykl) would be part of the group as would Richard Diaz / Richard Dragon (Kirk Acevedo). Emerson has been hinted at being a third member of the group, and the leading thought is that he may end up being the mysterious Cayden James that started Helix and that Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) help escape from ARGUS. arrow TVLine spoke to co-showerunner Wendy Mericle who gave this hint about the character Emerson will be playing: “This character that we’re having [Michael] play is somewhat similar to people has has played in the past. But we had many conversations with him about how to make it different, and what elements we could bring to the character to change it up.” Well, the first character that pops into mind is Harold Finch from Person of Interest… a computer expert, which leads into the Cayden James idea. He’s also played more of a puppetmaster character on Lost with Benjamin Linus and he once worked with Marc Guggenheim, the other co-showrunner of Arrow, on the series The Practice where he played serial killer William Hinks. Then again he also voiced the Joker in the Batman: The Dark Knight Returns animated movies. Whatever he’s doing, Mericle and the other producers are happy with his performance: “He is a dream to work with, and I think he’s doing an amazing job. We’ve seen some dailies of some of his episodes and he’s just fantastic. He’s a really understated, subtle actor, and that brings a different energy on set. It’s great.” At this point, my money would still be on Cayden James, just because of the setup they did last year and we know that they don’t like leaving plot threads out there for too long. Plus, he would be the perfect fourth to go up against Team Arrow. Richard Dragon to counter Oliver Queen, James to counter Felicity, Black Siren against Black Canary and Anatoly and the Bratva to counter Spartan, Wild Dog and Mr. Terrific. Arrow Season 6 debuts on Thursday, October 12th at 9 p.m. ET on the CW.

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    Ever since the announcement that Michael Emerson (Lost, Person of Interest) would be joining the cast of Arrow for season six, the internet had been trying to figure out who he’s going to be playing. We know that Team Arrow is going to go up against a group of people and that Anatoly Knyazev (David Nykl) would be part of the group as would Richard Diaz / Richard Dragon (Kirk Acevedo). Emerson has been hinted at being a third member of the group, and the leading thought is that he may end up being the mysterious Cayden James that started Helix and that Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) help escape from ARGUS. arrow TVLine spoke to co-showerunner Wendy Mericle who gave this hint about the character Emerson will be playing: “This character that we’re having [Michael] play is somewhat similar to people has has played in the past. But we had many conversations with him about how to make it different, and what elements we could bring to the character to change it up.” Well, the first character that pops into mind is Harold Finch from Person of Interest… a computer expert, which leads into the Cayden James idea. He’s also played more of a puppetmaster character on Lost with Benjamin Linus and he once worked with Marc Guggenheim, the other co-showrunner of Arrow, on the series The Practice where he played serial killer William Hinks. Then again he also voiced the Joker in the Batman: The Dark Knight Returns animated movies. Whatever he’s doing, Mericle and the other producers are happy with his performance: “He is a dream to work with, and I think he’s doing an amazing job. We’ve seen some dailies of some of his episodes and he’s just fantastic. He’s a really understated, subtle actor, and that brings a different energy on set. It’s great.” At this point, my money would still be on Cayden James, just because of the setup they did last year and we know that they don’t like leaving plot threads out there for too long. Plus, he would be the perfect fourth to go up against Team Arrow. Richard Dragon to counter Oliver Queen, James to counter Felicity, Black Siren against Black Canary and Anatoly and the Bratva to counter Spartan, Wild Dog and Mr. Terrific. Arrow Season 6 debuts on Thursday, October 12th at 9 p.m. ET on the CW.

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    The Orpheum Theater in Memphis, Tennessee has canceled all planned screenings of

    Gone With The Wind in the wake of the white supremacist rally that ended in
    violence and death in Charlottesville and the subsequent debate over Confederate
    romanticism.

    The Orpheum issued a statement about their decision, printed on Entertainment


    Weekly:

    While title selections for the series are typically made in the spring of each
    year, the Orpheum has made this determination early in response to specific
    inquiries from patrons. The Orpheum appreciates feedback on its programming from
    all members of the mid-south community. The recent screening of Gone With the Wind
    at the Orpheum on Friday, August 11, 2017, generated numerous comments. The Orpheum
    carefully reviewed all of them.

    As an organization whose stated mission is to entertain, educate and enlighten the


    communities it serves, the Orpheum cannot show a film that is insensitive to a
    large segment of its local population.
    Gone With The Wind has long been regarded as one of the greatest films of all time,
    with eight academy awards (and two honorary ones) as well as, adjusted for
    inflation, the highest box office take of all time. One of those academy awards
    went to Hattie McDaniel, the first African American to ever win one. However, the
    film takes place on a Southern plantation during the Civil War, and has been
    criticized for glorifying slavery as one of the most prominent vehicles of the Lost
    Cause mythology.

    The Orpheum hasnt said whether the decision to stop showing the movie is
    temporary, while tensions are high, or permanent.

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