What can we expect on Tuesday’s episode, “Fastest Man Alive”? I think the only difference is my Twitter, I have a few more followers who want to talk to me on Twitter now. We’re just really excited that this show we spent months and months with, we now get to share with the world and the world is responding really positively to it, so that’s really exciting. Nothing has changed because we’re here shooting in Vancouver, so we’re kind of isolated from any mayhem or pandemonium or anything. How has that changed the mood on set?Ĭandice Patton: Nothing has changed. TheWrap: Congratulations on “The Flash” premiering to such high ratings. It only makes sense to me that when Iris and Felicity meet, there’s nothing but kindness.”ĭuring TheWrap’s chat with Patton, the actress discussed how the big Flash secret is going to affect Iris’ relationships with her best friend and her father, whether Iris and Barry will end up where their comic book counterparts did, and which “Flash” villain she was most excited to go toe-to-toe with.Īlso read: ‘Alias’ Star Victor Garber Lands on CW’s ‘The Flash’ “I want Iris to continue to be a lovable character.
“Felicity is such a beloved character and I think in the comic books Iris is such a beloved character, and I’m very protective about that on our show,” Patton continued. But an Iris-Felicity showdown would be more than just a tired cliche, it would be antithetical to their well established characters. Patton’s character Iris West is far more than just super-speedster Barry Allen’s (Grant Gustin) best friend and possible love interest on “The Flash,” which debuted last Tuesday to unbelievably high ratings, she’s an aspiring photojournalist with a good heart and an even better mind.Īlso read: ‘The Flash’ Casts ‘Smash’ Alum Andy Mientus to Play Openly Gay VillainĪnyone familiar with the television’s more common tropes might assume Iris is bound to brawl with “Arrow’s” equally endearing sidekick Felicity when they meet on Episode 4, especially considering how flirtatious Felicity was with Barry on Season 2 of “Arrow,” well before a golden bolt of lightning turned him into The Flash. “We are not going to be at each other’s throats, and I’m really thrilled about that,” she told TheWrap of her character’s upcoming meeting with “Arrow’s” Felicity Smoak, played by Emily Bett Rickards. “The last thing we need is women on TV hating each other.” The superhero leads of “The Flash” and “Arrow” may be destined to butt heads during their upcoming crossover event, but CW star Candice Patton swore it would be a different story for the shows’ leading ladies.
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