Batwoman To Begin Its Production…

The pilot for Batwoman is set to begin production in a few weeks. The most recent entry has reported the first cast members outside of Ruby Rose’s portrayal of the show’s main character. As indicated by a report from Deadline, Meagan Tandy, Camrus Johnson, and Nicole Kang will join Ruby Rose as the show’s lead characters.

Cast

• Megan Tandy

Tandy is best known for her role as Braden on Teen Wolf. She is allegedly set to play Sophie Moore — a member of the military. And also, a romantic accomplice of Kane. Tandy’s no stranger to productions on the Warner Bros-owned channel as she’s showed up in a role in the Charmed reboot.

• Camrus Johnson

Camrus Johnson is an alum of Netflix’s Luke Cage. He will play Luke Fox — the child of Lucius Fox. The character depiction peruses that he’s a staunch supporter of Wayne and Batman. But he comprehends the need for Gotham to get another defender without the Dark Knight.

It ought to be noticed that Fox turns into the second Batwing in the DC Comics mythos. This is something Greg Berlanti and company could anticipate on adapting for the show.

• Nicole Kang

You star Nicole Kang will play Mary Hamilton, Kane’s step-sister. The character is her step-sister’s “perfect opposite” and has “sympathy for Gotham’s undeserved networks, demonstrating she shares more with Kate than she might thinks.”

Set to film as right on time as March, Batwoman has gotten a pilot order from The CW. Set to be helmed by show runner Caroline Dries (The Vampire Diaries), the pilot scene will be coordinated by David Nutter. Berlanti Productions will produce.

As far as Rose goes, she’s elated to join the class as Batwoman, the primary gay lead character to star in a hero live-action series.

What Ruby Had To Say:

“The fact that she is an outwardly gay superhero, which is something growing up I would’ve loved to have seen on my TV, was a big deciding factor as to why I was so passionate about the role,” Rose previously said of her character. “This [role] just meant a lot more to me because I could relate in so many ways and, at the same time, felt like this was a job that would give me a purpose every day coming into work beyond just getting to live my dream, which is acting, and would be far more rewarding than anything I’ve done in the past.”

Source: Comicbook.com, Deadline