Talia al Ghul, the scheming daughter of ageless Bat-villain Ra’s al Ghul, won’t appear in Ben Affleck‘s upcoming “The Batman” or anywhere in the DC Cinematic Universe anytime soon ...

Lexa Doig ('Stargate SG-1') will make her debut as the iconic DC Comics character in the tenth episode of the season. By Sydney Bucksbaum Arrow is finally introducing Talia al Ghul. “At the end ...

“Arrow” is welcoming another familiar face into the fold. Talia Al-Ghul is set to visit Star City, and will be played by “Continuum” actress Lexa Doig, The CW announced Wednesday. The ...

This is the daughter of Ra's al Ghul (Matt Nable) and sister of Nyssa (Katrina Law). Talia has a long history in the Batman comics and has appeared in The Dark Knight Rises played by Marion Cotillard.

She's only briefly appeared in one episode of Arrow so far, but Talia al Ghul is already a well known figure to comic book fans. Her addition to Season 5 should excite fans of the CW series ...

Arrow will soon be bringing the major DC Comics character Talia al Ghul to the small screen. Now, we know a bit more about how the show will introduce her.

The CW’s Arrow has targeted an actress with out-of-this-world sci-fi credentials to fill the key role of Talia al Ghul. TVLine has learned that Lexa Doig — whose TV credits include but are not ...

Nearly 10 years later, Talia al Ghul is still on Teresa Palmer’s mind. She told Screen Rant that she’s “100 percent” behind the idea of playing her in Ben Affleck’s Batman movie.

Stargate SG-1 actress Lexa Doig was recently cast to play the DC TV version of Talia on Arrow – but the show hasn’t revealed anything that confirms how she’ll factor into the Prometheus mystery.

Talia is the daughter of Ra’s — who was the main villain in “Arrow’s” third season, played by Matt Nable — and the half-sister of Nyssa al Ghul, who’s played by Katrina Law.

Arrow is finally introducing Talia al Ghul. One of DC Comics’ most formidable characters, the oldest daughter of Ra’s al Ghul (Matt Nable) has only been seen so far in the Arrow -verse in the ...

Talia al Ghul, the scheming daughter of ageless Bat-villain Ra’s al Ghul, won’t appear in Ben Affleck‘s upcoming “The Batman” or anywhere in the DC Cinematic Universe anytime soon ...