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- On Earth Two, she's the Black Siren, a metahuman with a much darker edge than the Black Canary and a sonic cry of her own.
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Jul 31, 2017 · Published Jul 31, 2017. Katie Cassidy reveals that Arrow season 6 will explore Black Siren's Earth 2 past, and give audiences a better understanding of the character. Arrow will soon return with season 6, and the show will finally reveal crucial details related to the villainous Black Siren’s tragic past. When Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) was ...
Jul 29, 2017 · The team didn't know how to react when Katie Cassidy's Black Siren entered the picture, and season 6 is set to explore what turned her into a villain.
May 30, 2017 · Katie Cassidy has shed some light on the backstory for Black Siren on Arrow. After the death of Laurel Lance (Cassidy) in Arrow season 4, fans may have thought that Cassidy would be bowing out of the show entirely, or just appearing for the occasional flashback. It was a heartbreaking moment for fans of the character, even knowing that a new ...
Jul 25, 2018 · Black Siren showed her good and bad side in Season 6 of Arrow, and with Oliver locked away and Diaz in hiding when Season 7 begins, fans are wondering if Katie Cassidy's Earth-2 vigilante will ...
Mar 27, 2017 · Katie Cassidy will be returning to Arrow as a series regular in Season 6 ... Black Siren. We were so taken by Katie’s fearless interpretation of this character that we knew her story was not yet ...
Aug 10, 2017 · Do you think there’s a chance of redemption for Black Siren? Katie Cassidy: “Absolutely. I think there is definitely a chance for redemption for her. It’s interesting. I think even when she does this evil, manipulative thing, that’s just almost like her defense mechanism. It’s her habit. It’s a place that she’s used to going to.
Mar 27, 2017 · Published Mar 27, 2017. Katie Cassidy will be returning as a series regular on season 6 of The CW's Arrow, playing the villainous metahuman Black Siren. Over the course of nearly five seasons, The CW's Arrow has built up a vast bench of characters. Not only have many of them moved on to headline their own spinoffs, but they regularly pop back ...
