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ARROW Stunt Featurette Focuses On China White & Oliver Queen

In the second installment of CW's Arrow stunt breakdown series, they give us the behind the scenes look at the fight between Oliver Queen and China White inside the silo, which was featured in episode 2 titled "Honor Thy Father".

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By Alex Lynch - 11/15/2012
Below, The CW have released another featurette in their Arrow stunt series showcasing the fight between Oliver and China inside the silo, detailing how it was rehearsed and uniquely filmed. They also detail a deleted sequence from the finished fight. Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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superotherside - 11/15/2012, 1:18 PM
Too bad they left out that bit of action with China White. Would have helped that fight sequence be a little bit cooler. Still the action is always top notch in this show. It's honestly the best part of the show... which is good and bad but it's still impressed me so far for the most part.
XavierLehnsherr - 11/15/2012, 5:07 PM
Laurel Lance has amazing breasts.
Drewbee87 - 11/15/2012, 6:35 PM
This show needs to get it's fight scenes to look natural & not rehearsed.
XavierLehnsherr - 11/15/2012, 8:14 PM
I'm just glad there are fight scenes.

Back in Smallville, which I was a fan of, Clark would cry about Lana for 55 minutes, then hit the villain in slow motion for less than a minute, then spend the last 4 minutes or so crying over Lana some more.

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