as part of a plot to transfer his consciousness to Bruce's reinvigorated body, but he is defeated by Terry McGinnis and seemingly killed after the Lazarus Pit explodes. Live action The character has a cameo appearance as a child in season one of Legends of Tomorrow, portrayed by Milli Wilkinson. Talia al Ghul appears as a recurring character in the live-action series Arrow, portrayed by Lexa Doig. This version was Oliver Queen's mentor and later Adrian Chase's trainer. Introduced in season five, she appears in flashbacks, training Oliver in Russia, and in the present timeline, where she turns on Oliver for killing her father and teams up with Chase. In the season finale, Talia battles her sister Nyssa on Lian Yu and is defeated. When Chase commits suicide and triggers C4 bombs across the island, Talia's fate is left unknown until season seven which revealed that Talia survived thanks to a drug provided by Ricardo Diaz. After "running afoul of an old foe in Gotham", she is incarcerated at Slabside Maximum Security Prison where she is placed in Level 2. Under the "Demon" alias, Talia helps Diaz to order attacks on Oliver. After Oliver helps her escape, Talia delivers a USB drive with evidence of Jarrett Parker's illegal psychiatric activities to Felicity Smoak. As a result, Level 2 is shut down and Jarrett is fired. Talia later returns and kills Jarrett in revenge. After defeating the Thanatos Guild with the help of Oliver and Thea Queen, Talia tries to reclaim her place as the new "Ra's al Ghul" but loses it in a fight with Thea, which later convinces her that they should lead the group together and rebranding it as the "League of Heroes". In the series finale "Fadeout" taking place sometime after "Crisis on Infinite Earths", Nyssa reconciles with Talia at Oliver's funeral. Films Live action Film director George Miller expressed interest in casting Teresa Palmer as Talia al Ghul in the planned Justice League film Justice League: Mortal as a co-main antagonist alongside Maxwell Lord before the project was canceled. The Dark Knight Trilogy Talia is mentioned in the bonus features of the DVD release for Batman Begins, under Ra's al Ghul's character info file. She is also alluded to in the film's novelization, though not by name. Marion Cotillard portrays Talia al Ghul in The Dark Knight Rises; Joey King and Harry Coles portrayed younger versions.