According to netflixinyourneighbourhood.ca, “Code 8: Part II,” starring Canadian actors and cousins Stephen and Robbie Amell, was filmed at the University of Toronto-Mississauga campus, along with other spots across southern and eastern Ontario.
Code 8: Part II brings back original characters except Officer Park, who showed empathy for superhumans. Officer Park's absence in Part II is felt, but Davis takes on his "good cop" role and becomes an ally. Officer Davis redeems himself, helps Connor, and exposes corrupt police actions in the sequel.
The Code 8 franchise features a unique alternate reality where superpowered individuals are marginalized. Both movies were filmed entirely in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, with various city landmarks featured.
By the time they both started pursuing acting careers, they became close again! “We were actually really close when we were really young. Steve was like the first guy I slept over at his house. We played video games all night.
In order to capture the gritty, urban feel of Lincoln City, Code 8 Part II filmed near the shipyards and ports at Hamilton's Industrial Sector neighbourhood.
The sequel was filmed in Ontario from October to December 2021. Netflix said a third of production time was spent in Toronto's Main and Danforth area. Locations also included the former maximum-security prison Kingston Penitentiary. There were also shoots in Hamilton.
Code 8 Part II is now available on Netflix and although the movie is set in the fictional Lincoln City, it was filmed in Toronto and surrounding cities in Ontario.
Arrow actor Stephen Amell has always had a buffed up appearance, so there's no doubt that he works out. But does he do his own stunts? Yes, he does. His favorite stunt to do is the salmon ladder, which has been seen many times in Arrow.
Amell married actress and model Cassandra Jean on December 25, 2012, in a private ceremony in the Caribbean, and for a second time in New Orleans on May 26, 2013. The couple have a daughter who was born on October 15, 2013. They have a son, born May 13, 2022.
Code 8: III film has yet to be announced, but one of the lead stars, Stephen Amell, told Collider in February 2024 that he believes there will be a third film based on how Part II ends.
Code 8: Part II is now streaming on Netflix. In a city where people with powers are policed and oppressed, an ex-criminal must turn to a drug lord he despises to protect a teen from a corrupt cop.
Stephen and Robbie Amell couldn't be more grateful for their latest project being a family affair. In a conversation with PEOPLE surrounding the release of Code 8: Part II on Netflix, the actors, who are also cousins, recalled the special experience of being on the Toronto set of the sci-fi action sequel.
Three months later, King is arrested and the K9 program is shelved for further inspection. Garrett is in prison and Connor has managed to start up the youth community centre with Pav in Mina's honour.
Code 8: Part II does a great job with the franchise's returning characters, though they're not the only ones to shine in the sequel. The movie has an easy-to-hate villain in Alex Mallari Jr.'s Sergeant "King" Kingston.
How much did Stephen Amell get paid for the Arrow?
In 2012, TV Guide reported Amell was making $30,000 per episode of the series. However, by Arrow's final season he was earning a reported $125,000 per episode. His estimated net worth is $7 million.
Yes, Stephen Amell is most certainly reprising the role of Oliver Queen/Green Arrow in the ninth and final season of The Flash. But if you're hoping for any specifics about the character's surprise return to The CW Arrowverse, you're pretty much out of luck, friend.
He was on the island for five years, and returned in the Arrow pilot episode, which took place in 2012. This means that Oliver was already 27 years old at this point. Fast forward to eight seasons, and Oliver is 34 years of age.
Robbie and Stephen are first cousins with a seven-year age gap and while they were close as young kids, their relationship got a bit more distant as they got older. By the time they both started pursuing acting careers, they became close again! "We were actually really close when we were really young.
You will have to watch the first Code 8 to understand the main characters and where Part II starts, but there is a several year gap in between movies. Part II is primarily a drama movie like the first, has more action, and explores corruption within the police.
"In the movie, Code 8 is a criminal code for someone using their powers," Amell said. "We had Code 8 on everything and we ran out of time to change it."
