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"As someone with barely even a superficial resemblance to her comic book namesake(*), Felicity is someone Team "Arrow" has been able to do anything with as they’ve come to recognize how talented and appealing Emily Bett Rickards is. Felicity as a goth hacktivist sets up the idea that she had vigilante impulses well before she met Oliver and Diggle, and also suggests a girl who was running as far and fast as she could from the shadow of her mom, played here par "NYPD Blue" alum charlotte Ross. That the bad guy was going to be Cooper was pretty well telegraphed, but Rickards still played it...
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"If you’ve ever watched an episode of Arrow, toi already know that Emily Bett Rickards thrives in emotional moments. Simply seeing her on screen crying is enough for us to reach for a box of tissues. Although she’s in a superhero short, Rickards plays a character far from Felicity Smoak.

She’s a mother and a wife, who can’t seem to find a way past the tragedy in her life. The change of character is jarring at first, but as the film progresses, Rickards proves she will have an extensive career long after Arrow.

Emma’s most heartbreaking moment comes when she’s sitting in their living room rewatching her wedding video. A moment lacking any dialogue, Rickards shines."

- Nora Dominick ‘17/ Emertainment Monthly
À L'OCCASION D'UNE CONVENTION EN FRANCE REGROUPANT LES SÉRIES Arrow ET THE FLASH, EMILY BETT RICKARDS A RÉPONDU À NOS questions LORS D'UNE INTERVIEW CONCERNANT L'AVENIR DE LA TEAM ARROW, CELUI DE SON PERSONNAGE MAIS AUSSI CELUI D'OLICITY ! DÉCOUVREZ NOTRE RENCONTRE AVEC L'INTERPRÈTE DE FELICITY SMOAK !

Si vous êtes des fans d'Arrow, il vous est impossible de ne pas reconnaître Emily Bett Rickards, alias Felicity Smoak dans la série. L'actrice était de passage à Paris afin de participer à la convention française SuperHeroes Con II par People Convention où elle était notamment accompagnée...
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“What isn’t up for débats is the emphasis on female bonding in this week’s Arrow, there was a lot of it. From laurier, laurel designating Nyssa her new BFF, to the enjoyable interplay between Thea and Felicity that we didn’t know we were missing. Have Thea and Felicity ever had a conversation just the two of them before tonight? That seems a little weird that the two most important ladies in Oliver’s life have never really talked to each other, but this week’s episode made up for the oversight as Thea and Felicity bond over losing Oliver. It had all the right bittersweet notes and a couple...
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“Oh, poor Felicity. Arrow doesn’t do anything quite so programmatic as to have her explicitly work through the five stages of grief, but “Left Behind” offers a fairly close approximation of this, with Emily Bett Rickards doing some series-best work as the character gradually falls to pieces. “

-AvClub



“Meanwhile, Felicity provided a strong emotional anchor to the conflict as she struggled to keep functioning after losing the man she loved. Emily Bett Rickards delivered a strong performance this week, downplaying Felicity’s usual ditzy charm for something plus raw and broken.”...
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It goes without saying that Bett Rickards and Amell deserve major kudos for their dramatic work in this episode. Their relationship has become Arrow‘s emotional cornerstone and their conversation aboard the jet and pre/post sex elevate the episode to the status of high drama. It would have been easily to make this a hysterical, overwrought episode, but the grounded approach both actors adopt keeps things serious and heartfelt. They manage to make this goodbye hurt, which is key for ‘The Fallen’ to work on an emotional level. “

-Bitch a volé, étole My Remote

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