Tom Welling Says Animated Smallville Sequel Series Has Stalled: ‘It’s Not a Priority’ for Warner Bros. ...Middle East

Smallville alumni Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum would love to get the show’s animated sequel series off the ground… if only a Warner Bros. executive would call them back. More than three years after Welling first told TVLine that he and Rosenbaum were working on an animated Smallville follow-up, the actor has now shared with […]

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