Best Actress to Date to Take on the Role
In the newest season of the CW's hit television series,
Smallville, Laura Vanderwoot has joined the cast as Supergirl, or more accurately Kara Zor-El, cousin of actor Tom Welling's character of Clark Kent, future Superman and star of a great ensamble
cast that includes
Michael Rosenbaum,
Allison Mack,
Kristin Kreuk,
Erica Durance, and
Julian Glover. Former big parts of the cast included former Bo Duke of Dukes of Hazard fame, John Schneider, who played Clark's father Jonathan, and former Lana Lang opposite Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent/Superman in one of the final installments of the movie franchise before it was given a new birth with Brandon Routh in
Superman Returns, a decent entry in its own right, and, although Michael Rosenbaum by far plays the role of villain Lex Luthor best of any actor in history, definitely Kevin Spacey's portrayal of Luthor outshines talented actor Gene Hackman's run with the character in the 1970s and 1980s. But back to the basis, the new Supergirl, Laura Vanderwoot, the beautiful, blonde from Toronto, Ontario and is, at only 23 years old a veteran actress of small parts in CSI, The Dresden Files, Falcon Beach, Doc (with Billy Ray Cyrus, in 2004), Mutant X, and other one or several episode shots since 1997. She also really knows her stuff in fight scenes, because she has a black belt degree in karate.
In Smallville's latest episode, "Gemini," reporter Lois Lane takes on her biggest writing assignment yet. But instead of achieving journalism stardom, her exposé on Lex Luthor leads her directly into peril.
A case for comic book purists to watch and adore the tv show, Smallville.
A look at the new star in the ensemble cast of Smallville, Clark Kent's cousin, Supergirl.
Smallville's seventh season takes flight next Thursday and with the premiere the show will be introducing another classic piece of the Superman mythos to the show, Supergirl.
Calling all 80's fans, here is glimpse into a movie that you may have overlooked. It comes packed with all the cheesy 80's clothes and of course, the wonderful music of that era.
Summer 1985. New Coke. Rambo. The end of the von Bulow trial stuns. Airline tragedies abound. AIDs. Apartheid. Learn about the past and inform your future.
Jennifer Eblin
Posted on 10/23/2007 at 5:10:00 AM