GOTHAM Season 3 Is Recasting 'Poison Ivy'

GOTHAM Season 3 Is Recasting 'Poison Ivy'

A few days back, we received word that the third season of Gotham was in the process of casting a young villainess "who uses her sexuality to entrap men" and now we may have a beat on exactly which villainess.

By RohanPatel - Jun 13, 2016 02:06 PM EST
Filed Under: Gotham
Source: TV Line
TV Line has learned that the recent Gotham casting call was for Poison Ivy, who will be receiving a major overhaul when the show returns this fall. Clare Foley, the young actress who played the part of Ivy Pepper in nine episodes scattered throughout the past two seasons, will not return for the upcoming third season and the now-series regular role is currently in the midst of being recast with an actress in her late teens, which will accelerate Ivy's path into embracing her true eco-terrorist roots.

Whether or not the new actress will assume the role of Ivy Pepper or whether she'll play Pamela Isley, the true alter-ego of the popular Batman villain, is yet-to-be seen, but the former seems more likely at the moment. 

So, what do you guys think? Sound off with your thoughts below!



The stakes are higher than ever as Gotham explores the origin stories of some of the most ambitious and depraved Super Villains, including The Riddler, The Joker and Mr. Freeze, and Bruce Wayne uncovers more secrets from his father’s past.

Gotham features:
Ben McKenzie as James Gordon
Donal Logue as Harvey Bullock
David Mazouz as Bruce Wayne
Sean Pertwee as Alfred Pennyworth
Morena Baccarin as Leslie Thompkins
Robin Lord Taylor as Oswald Cobblepot
Erin Richards as Barbara Kean
Camren Bicondova as Selina Kyle
Cory Michael Smith as Edward Nygma
Chris Chalk as Lucius Fox
Drew Powell as Butch Gilzean
Nicholas D'Agosto as Harvey Dent
James Frain as Theo Galavan
Jessica Lucas as Tabitha Galavan
Michael Chiklis as Nathaniel Barnes
 
Gotham returns this Fall


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ForDarkseid
ForDarkseid - 6/13/2016, 2:42 PM
Kill this [frick]ing show!
BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 6/13/2016, 2:43 PM
Dammit. I don't know what's worse: the horrible story inaccuracies of Gotham or the awful characterization of Batman in the Snyderverse.

We're not going to be getting a good Batman live action adaption for a long time, if the recent entries are of any indication.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/13/2016, 2:50 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - what awful characterization of Batman in the Snyderverse?
BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 6/13/2016, 2:56 PM
@Beetleborg - He kills and he drinks, two things comic Batman would never do.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/13/2016, 3:02 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - which comic book batman? its a long history and he's done both
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/13/2016, 3:06 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - when did he drink in BvS?
BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 6/13/2016, 3:08 PM
@Beetleborg - He killed in his first year, and this was later retconned out of existence almost immediately. Since then, who has he killed? Really, in main continuity, he killed Darkseid, and this was to save the planet, and it was something he didn't take lightly like Batfleck.

Every other instance has been retconned out of existence. So please, tell me, when has Batman actually killed, in main continuity, and with the exception of Darkseid, has it stayed? I'll wait.
BatmanHeisenberg
BatmanHeisenberg - 6/13/2016, 3:09 PM
@Beetleborg - The one where he was at his lake house, and Alfred noted how he has consumed most of the wine cellar.
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/13/2016, 3:12 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - why does it have to be in main continuity? why does that matter? Comic book writers get to do their own thing with characters, why can't the movie creators?
Beetleborg
Beetleborg - 6/13/2016, 3:14 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - The whole non drinking thing is for peak human physical condition, if he's retired why would he need to not drink/be in peak physical condition. That's why their is a training sequence because he's out of peak condition. It's like any athlete who cut things out when they were competing
SisterSunday52
SisterSunday52 - 6/13/2016, 3:20 PM
@BatmanHeisenberg - He'skilled The Joker multiple times in continuity. Yes he keeps coming back, but Batman is either directly or indirectly responsible for most of his deaths.
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