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Star Kaley Cuoco Shows Off Images from DC Universe’s “Harley Quinn” Animated Series
Alongside Margot Robbie reprising the role of Harley Quinn in the upcoming Birds of Prey and (potentially) James Gunn’s Suicide Squad 2, DC’s lovable maniac will also be returning later this year in “Harley Quinn,“ an animated series that’ll be exclusively found on the DC Universe streaming service. Kaley Cuoco is voicing Quinn, and she shares some sneak peeks today.
“The animatics are gorgeous and the show is outrageously fun!” Cuoco teases.
Scroll through the Instagram embed below to see a few behind the scenes shots!
The series follows Harley Quinn’s adventures after she breaks up with the Joker, including receiving help from Poison Ivy and others to become a member of the Legion of Doom.
The voice cast also includes Alan Tudyk as the Joker.
Written and executive produced by Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, and Dean Lorey, “Harley Quinn” is expected to take over DC Universe in October 2019.
You know video game adaptations are hot when even Golden Axe is making the leap to the screen. And indeed it is, with Deadline reporting that the Sega Genesis video game franchise that debuted back in 1989 is getting an animated series at Comedy Central.
Comedy Central has given “Golden Axe” a 10-episode order, Deadline reports today.
The voice cast for the animated series from CBS Studios in association with Sony Pictures Television and Original Film includes Matthew Rhys (The Americans), Danny Pudi (Mythic Quest), Lisa Gilroy (Jury Duty), Liam McIntyre (Spartacus) and Carl Tart (Grand Crew).
“Described as a hilarious and loving homage to Sega’s video game series, Golden Axe follows veteran warriors Ax Battler, Tyris Flare and Gilius Thunderhead as they once again battle to save Yuria from the evil giant Death Adder who just won’t seem to stay dead. Fortunately, this time they have the inexperienced and underprepared Hampton Squib on their side.”
Mike McMahan (Star Trek: Lower Decks) and Joe Chandler (American Dad!) will co-write the first episode and executive produce the series, with Chandler serving as showrunner.
The original Golden Axe video game was released in 1989, followed by sequels in 1991, 1992 and 1993. The series got a modern day upgrade with Golden Axe: Beast Rider in 2008.
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