No more Mick Rory 😭 Dominic Purcell has confirmed he's leaving #LegendsOfTomorrow in an instagram post. Link: https://t.co/XAnl9Y3K1o pic.twitter.com/tK32Hj9YrN
— Legends Clips (@LegendsClips_) April 17, 2021
50 minutes ago, Cloud said:That's the contract he has. 7 years. He's grateful for the work. Especially during last year under the pandemic where nothing is certain.
Yeah, lots of grateful guys walk and attack their studio.
2 hours ago, EvilHayato said:Im actually pretty surprised this show is still going on. It was pretty rough even in its first 2 seasons that I had watched. I also didnt feel like this character/actor fit or even cared to be there ever. Loved that him and his buddy from prison break altho they both felt weird in this show.
The show really took it's time to figure out it's own identity. It's more light hearted and I was a bit surprise to hear that a few of my friends watch it and really enjoys it.
On 4/17/2021 at 5:28 PM, mako said:Little wonder. One day you're signing up for a series that'll guarantee you a steady paycheck for the next six or seven months, next thing you know, you've burned up six or seven years on a job you probably weren't that crazy for in the first place. Next come the demands, the arguments, the walk-offs, the lay-offs, and finally one side or the other says "F-it" and tells the other where to get off.
That's the contract he has. 7 years. He's grateful for the work. Especially during last year under the pandemic where nothing is certain.
Im actually pretty surprised this show is still going on. It was pretty rough even in its first 2 seasons that I had watched. I also didnt feel like this character/actor fit or even cared to be there ever. Loved that him and his buddy from prison break altho they both felt weird in this show.
I'm not sure why that character was still on the team
43 minutes ago, lordtom said:CW gets a lot of stick from actors it seems.
Little wonder. One day you're signing up for a series that'll guarantee you a steady paycheck for the next six or seven months, next thing you know, you've burned up six or seven years on a job you probably weren't that crazy for in the first place. Next come the demands, the arguments, the walk-offs, the lay-offs, and finally one side or the other says "F-it" and tells the other where to get off.
CW gets a lot of stick from actors it seems.
