Announcement of "Arrow" season 4 release date a few weeks ago delighted fans. This time, it is the show's lead star Stephen Amell that received the great news.
Actually, that news is also a good news to fans of the show. In his twitter account, the Canadian actor confirmed one of their stunt coordinators is going to helm an episode in the fourth season. This news is so good Amell was not able to contain himself while inside a restaurant.
"Just read our list of directors for Season 4 and one name in particular made me shout "AWESOME!!" in the middle of a crowded restaurant." - @amellywood
"Everyone congratulate @JamesBamford!! He'll be making his directorial debut for #Arrow in Episode 4.07 -- WELL DESERVED!!!" - @amellywood
James Bradford has been with the show since the first season and is part of the team that won the Best Stunt Coordination during the 2012 Leo Awards. He is also working for "Arrow" spinoff series "The Flash" and the new CW Network superheroes series "Legends of Tomorrow." "Arrow" season 4 episode 7 will be his directorial debut.
"I'm very choked up at this moment by all the support, and well wishes from everyone. Thank you so much! XXOXOOXOXXXOXOOXOXOOOXXOOXXOXOOXXOXO" - James Bamford said on his Twitter account about the news.
Aside from more cool fight scenes, another reason why fans should feel excited about the "Arrow" season 4 release date are the new elements Stephen Amell shared a few weeks ago. This scoop was first shared by TV Junkie. It wrote:
"Having gotten his hands on the first few scripts of Season 4, Amell did say that "it still feels like our show but there are different elements that I think people are going to enjoy." One of the early highlights for him has been that "we get to see some characters interact that weren't always the closest of friends or interacting on a regular basis which is neat when you're doing new stuff in the fourth season of a show.""
"Arrow" season 4 release date is October 7. Aside from Bamford's directorial debut, another reason to think the new season will be more action-filled is the designation of "Punisher: War Zone" director Lexi Alexander as another director.
