Flashpoint Here we have Barry Allen, in this incredibly sharp and badass new DCEU Flash costume lurking apparently in front of his childhood home. Why is this significant? Well, as established in Flashpoint (and also in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League) Barry’s mother was mysteriously murdered here, and his father was sent to jail for the crime. A crime he says he didn’t commit and also one that Barry doesn’t believe he was responsible for, either.
TOO OBVIOUS?
Fans say they guessed Scarecrow’s identity way too early!
The EastEnders actress, Tazmin Outhwaite, had links to some of the cryptic clues shown in the VTs.
Eagle-eyed viewers spotted references to TV shows including New Tricks, Inside No 9, Hotel Babylon and even EastEnders – all of which she has been in at some point.
Fans even noticed possible links to TV shows The Bill and Red Cap.
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The season is in full swing with Christmas themed movies on television and streaming all over the place.
With so many holiday flicks airing now, we had to wonder about which of them were the most successful at the box office!
The number one Christmas movie of all time has brought in over $500 million worldwide, and it’s definitely not the one you’re thinking of!
Click inside to see the Top 10 Most Successful Christmas Movies of All Time…
LOS ANGELES — Looking for some laughs this holiday season? Well, Hollywood has a bunch of good reasons to be jolly!
First up, Tim Allen is back in the red suit, as he once again gives his special spin on Christmas in season two of “The Santa Clauses.” There are plenty of familiar faces, but what we’re really excited about are the new ones – namely Erik Stonestreet, Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, and Tracey Morgan as the Easter Bunny.
Disney child star Tommy Kirk was found dead in his home, according to reports. He was 79.
The actor was known for his role as Travis Coates in the 1957 film, “Old Yeller.”
A neighbor found his body at his home in Las Vegas on Tuesday around 8 p.m., according to TMZ. No foul play was expected at the time of discovery.
The iconic actor starred in the film alongside silver screen legends like Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker and Kevin Corcoran.