Arrowverse actor Patrick Sabongui looks back on his The Flash season 1, where he hired Grant Gustin's Barry Allen at the CD. Singh soon became a close friend of Barry Allen's and an ally to Team Flash, as well as Joe West's boss. He also came face to face with villains such as Cicada and Zoom, and he survived events such as the Enlightenment and the Metapocalypse.
In an interview with Bleeding Cool, Patrick Sabongui recalled his favorite moment filming The Flash. Sabongui mentions the episode where Liam McIntyre's Mark Mardon a.k.a. Weather Wizard attacks Joe West with a bolt of lightning and David Singh jumps in front of Joe to save him. Sabongui describes this scene as "one of (his) fondest memories)" due to David Singh and Joe West's close friendship, as well as the real-life friendship between both actors and the physical challenge of performing his own stunts. Read Patrick Sabongui's full comments below:
"Like, this happened earlier on in (season two of) the series, but there was an episode where we were fighting the Weather Wizard, and he came to CD, and he grabbed lightning out of the sky and blasting everybody in the cop shop. Joe West, played by Jesse L. Martin was in the line of fire and I, as David Singh, dove in front and pushed Joe West out of the way and took the blast of lightning trying to save Joe's life."
"That was one of the fondest memories, story-wise, of the friendship and the relationship between Joe West and David Singh, but also for me. Jesse L Martin and I are close, and that was a fun day – and I got to do a little bit of stunts. I got like ratcheted on cable across the set and smashed into some filing cabinets. It was just a fun day, a cool storyline, and a great moment with a great friend on set. I'm gonna miss those days."
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David Singh's encounters with supervillains in The Flash must have been exciting for Patrick Sabongui in particular, as Sabongui is a professional stunt performer. Besides his role in The Flash, Sabongui has appeared as a stunt performer in movies like The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, The Bourne Legacy, and X-Men: Days of Future Past. Performing a fun stunt alongside a dear friend in one of the Arrowverse's most popular shows is certainly a moment to .
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Source: Bleeding Cool
- Franchise(s)
- Arrowverse
- Creator(s)
- Greg Berlanti, Geoff Johns, Andrew Kreisberg
- Story By
- Greg Berlanti
- Seasons
- 9
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