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Fri Jul 13, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Coming soon to Smallville

She's my cousin, honest!

According to Cinematical, Laura Vandervoort will be joining the cast of Smallville next season as Kara, also known as -- well, we can't call her that name if we can't call Clark that name.

Smallville's co-creator, Al Gough, says of Ms. Vandervoort in People: "She's a combination of beauty, intelligence, a certain warmth, and great attitude. We've wanted a character to shake things up."

And you gotta admit that she certainly looks the part. Certainly more than some artist's drawings of late...

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Adriane Nash (1:39 PM on Fri Jul 13, 2007)

I've enjoyed her stint as Sadie Harrison on The N's Instant star and that character certainly had her 'shaking things up' moments I'm interested to see her as Kara. though a little bummed as to what that means for Instant Star.

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