'Legends Of Tomorrow' Cast Line Up To Be Diversified; Crossover With 'Flash.' 'Arrow' Ruled Out

"Legends of Tomorrow" cast line up is currently being headlined by stars who already appeared in "The Flash" and "Arrow." Among them are Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell who are Barry Allen's villains Captain Cold and Heatwave. Also joining are Brandon Routh and Caity Lotz who appeared in "Arrow" as Ray Palmer and Sarah Lance.

While the current "Legends of Tomorrow" cast looks solid, there is a possibility that fans might see the some changes in the coming seasons.

"Saying that diversity is a talking point in Hollywood 'because it should be,' Berlanti -- who also produces Supergirl, Arrow and The Flash -- said that he was proud of the diversity in the Legends of Tomorrow cast, which features characters from a variety of cultures, races, ages, and two female leads," Comicbook.com reported.

Berlanti added, "It makes the story more interesting; it allows us to keep going to more places and keep working with better and better talent. That being said, I think everybody can take things even further. I don't look at this ensemble and think it's as diverse as it should be or could be even two or three years from now."

Other members of "Legends of Tomorrow" cast are Victor Garber, Franz Drameh, Ciara Renee, Falk Hentschel, Stephanie Corneliussen, and Casper Crump.

Crossover episodes with "Arrow" and "The Flash"

Meanwhile, the crossover episode with "Arrow" and "The Flash" is not something fans can expect from the new CW-DC superhero show. Greg Berlanti said it will be hard for them to get "Legends of Tomorrow" cast to appear together with the two other shows because of the characters' time traveling jobs.

"It's intermittent throughout," Berlanti said during the Television Critics Association's press tour as per Entertainment Weekly. "Because they're a band of time traveling rogues, it's harder for Arrow and Flash to be connected story wise to it throughout the season."

"That being said, if you know the histories of Arrow and Flash, it should be extra fun in its own way as we delve deeper and deeper into the characters' lives," Berlanti added.