He’s the leader of the group, and Sara doesn’t do too well with authority. They haven’t had too much yet, but we still have a ways to go, so hopefully there’ll be more there. I’m hoping to get more stuff with Kendra and Sara. She gets along with the more villainous type, like Snart. There are criminals, scientists, a former Egyptian priestess. There’s quite a range of personalities on Rip’s team. I think Sara just loves a person for who they are. And Sara is bisexual, so she loves men, too.
I go to conventions, and I’ve had a lot of girls come up to me and say how much it’s meant to them to have a character representing them on TV, and I think the show does a really good job on that with Sara, where it’s not like, “Oh yeah … hot girls, making out.” There’s an actual relationship and love there. That was a big, important thing for me, that she stays bisexual, and they were 100 percent game for that. What kind of discussions did you have with the writers or producers about Sara’s sexuality on Legends? In the premiere, a cute girl in a bar briefly catches your eye. So we’ll see a bit more of the old Sara after the first two episodes. We definitely see that complicated, weighted Sara, because she’s still dealing with the bloodlust. Sara definitely doesn’t seem as hard on herself as she was on Arrow, at least in the first two episodes. At some point you just gotta go, “Fuck it.” So I think that’s where Sara is. Imagine that everything that could go wrong goes wrong. And now, as the White Canary, yes, she’s trying to be a hero, but she also has a very specific purpose. She was trying to do something with her life and her skills. Before, as Canary, she really didn’t have a specific purpose, she didn’t know what she was doing. I think White Canary has a different goal. In your mind, what’s the distinction between these two personae? On last night’s Legends, you became White Canary. Vulture spoke with Lotz in between filming scenes for the series’ tenth episode in Vancouver to find out more about Sara 2.0. “Everything we’re doing - the origin story - is completely different,” Lotz says.
Unlike Sara, White Canary originates in the DC Comics world, but the similarity ends with the name. Lotz’s Sara was such a fan favorite that Legend’s creators - the same team behind Arrow and Flash - resurrected her for the new show via the mystical Lazarus Pit, which has left Sara with a taste for blood. She’s also formerly dead, as she was killed off in the premiere of Arrow’s third season in 2014, before the Legends pilot was picked up. Sara Lance - played by Caity Lotz ( Mad Men) - is the sister to Laurel Lance and a former assassin who went by the moniker Canary. DC Comics fans unfamiliar with Sara’s character shouldn’t start thumbing through their collection for more info just yet: Sara is an original creation from the team behind the Arrow television series. One of the superheroes Rip recruits is Sara Lance, a.k.a. To do so, Rip gathers a very loose collective of superheroes, each with his or her own skills and baggage, to track Savage through time - all the while trying not to cause too much damage to the timeline.
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In DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, the ambitious time-traveling superhero CW series that premiered Thursday night, “time-master” Rip Hunter ( Doctor Who’s Arthur Darvill) is trying to stop a psychotic madman named Vandal Savage from destroying the world in 2166. So it’s not surprising that a superhero show centered on saving the world is going to require a major group effort. For every Barry Allen, there’s a Cisco or Caitlin in the wings. As any fan of Arrow or Flash knows, one lone superhero is not enough to protect a single city.
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