AMC is releasing The Walking Dead movie in theaters as revealed by the following teaser. It was unknown what sort of release the flick would see, whether it was a TV release of streaming video, but now we see it will be released theaters. “Rick Grimes returns only in theaters,” the footage shows. The Walking […]
The ratings are in for this past Sunday’s episode of The Walking Dead featuring the final episode of Andrew Lincoln, and they are pretty much stagnant. While the episode did see a slight bump, the ratings and viewership numbers are still nowhere near where they used to be and have been sluggish. Sunday’s episode featured
Back in July, I called it that Andrew Lincoln would be starring in The Walking Dead movies, and now that’s the case as following last night’s episode, AMC announced the continuation of Rick Grimes’ story. The official press release found below offers former showrunner Scott Gimple, who is now the Chief Content Officer, is writing a
While Rick Grimes will be exiting the series this season, it’s learned that Andrew Lincoln will return to direct an episode for The Walking Dead Season 10. The actor filled in EW.com that he will be returning to the set in Senoia, GA shortly (where filming for season 9 is still taking place) to learn the directing
It’s now being speculated that The Walking Dead movie may be in the works starring Andrew Lincoln, or quite possibly another spin-off series or even a video game. This past Comic-Con saw Andrew Lincoln confirm his departure from the series, but interestingly enough, his words seem to come off rather cryptically, with fans speculating he
At the San Diego Comic-Con, Andrew Lincoln made it official in that Season 9 will be his last of The Walking Dead. “There seems to be an elephant in the room,” Lincoln told the packed crowd in Hall H at Comic-Con. “This will be my last season playing the part of Rick Grimes.” Andrew Lincoln
It now looks to be confirmed that Andrew Lincoln is indeed leaving The Walking Dead. Following reports the Rick Grimes-actor is leaving the series, now Norman Reedus takes to social media to offer up a rather sad image featuring his character, Daryl Dixon, getting hugged by Andrew Lincoln’s character. Norman Reedus didn’t include any comment other
Problems with The Walking Dead continue. Following the poor ratings, cast departures and lawsuits, now it’s learned both Lauren Cohan and Andrew Lincoln no-showed The Walking Dead convention, Walker Stalker Con. In addition, King Ezekiel actor Khary Payton took to his Instagram page of over 256,000 followers to state, “Pay the woman.” Khary Payton is referencing reports that Lauren Cohan
With Carl to die in the next episode of The Walking Dead and Chandler Riggs leaving the show, it’s learned that Andrew Lincoln is also thinking of his departure from the series, which has seen the actor play the lead role of Rick Grimes. “I think that there’s an innate feeling and certainly in me
For a minute there last night, I thought those rumors surrounding Andrew Lincoln wanting off of The Walking Dead were true, but as we saw, that isn’t the cast — at least not yet! Check out another behind-the-scenes look at The Walking Dead Season 7 premiere with “Rick’s Story,” described as: Go behind the scenes with
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Watch a preview below for the next episode of The Walking Dead “Not Yet Tomorrow” and check out two promo images featuring Andrew Lincoln and Melissa McBride.
Updated: with a new clip below.
“The Walking Dead” stars Andrew Lincoln as Rick, Chandler Riggs as Carl, Danai Gurira as Michonne, Melissa McBride as Carol, Sonequa Martin-Green as Sasha, Lauren Cohan as Maggie, Steven Yeun as Glenn, Norman Reedus as Daryl, Lennie James as Morgan, Seth Gilliam as Father Gabriel, Michael Cudlitz as Abraham, Josh McDermitt as Eugene, Alanna Masterson as Tara, Christian Serratos as Rosita, Tovah Feldshuh as Deanna, Ross Marquand as Aaron, Alexandra Breckenridge as Jesse, and Austin Nichols as Spencer.
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Check out Norman Reedus appearing on The Late Show With James Corden talking about pranking fellow Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln.
James asks Norman Reedus about his chicken prank on Andrew Lincoln while filming The Walking Dead, and Reggie has a question about Daryl Dixon’s famed weapon.
You can watch previews for the next episode here, and the recent chase scene with Benny Hill music.
“The Walking Dead” stars Andrew Lincoln as Rick, Chandler Riggs as Carl, Danai Gurira as Michonne, Melissa McBride as Carol, Sonequa Martin-Green as Sasha, Lauren Cohan as Maggie, Steven Yeun as Glenn, Norman Reedus as Daryl, Lennie James as Morgan, Seth Gilliam as Father Gabriel, Michael Cudlitz as Abraham, Josh McDermitt as Eugene, Alanna Masterson as Tara, Christian Serratos as Rosita, Tovah Feldshuh as Deanna, Ross Marquand as Aaron, Alexandra Breckenridge as Jesse, and Austin Nichols as Spencer.
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AMC happened to release a two-minute prologue for last night’s The Walking Dead (watch here) which name-dropped Negan.
In the comics, Negan’s followers are known as “The Saviors,” and now we hear from Andrew Lincoln about the nefarious group.
Ew.com caught up with Lincoln who offered the following:
It almost feels like the end of episode 9 is a chapter finish, and then episode 10 is a completely different flavor, something we’ve never seen before in the show. And then what begins to happen — because we’ve been looking so inwardly, and it’s been much more about group dynamic and security — suddenly what happens is that the world starts to get a little bigger, and with that, we lift our heads up to the horizon, and in many instances the horizon is a beautiful in one direction, and in other directions it’s a terrible, terrible nightmare. It’s an exciting time.
We were shooting a scene in episode 16 and there was an energy on set that I haven’t felt since season 1. It’s such an exciting thing in so many ways because it was incredibly tough to shoot this scene and it was also something that we hadn’t seen before with Rick. It was a place that I hadn’t been to before as well as other people; it’s very, very thrilling. And also it just felt like we were going into deeper darker waters, and it felt right — the timing felt right, and I just had a feeling of what I felt in that first season, when I thought “Oh, I wonder what we’re doing here; I wonder what this is?” And it had that same level of commitment from everybody — and that was in the final episode of season 6. But it was an amazing, exciting, thrilling place to finish the season.
But in answer to your question I would say yes, they’re incredibly bad, far more organized, and far more terrifying than anything we’ve ever seen before. And things start to get very, very, very dark. But I mean, there is a glint of hope before that, and actually I think episode 9 and 10 are a couple of my favorite episodes. I think 9 more than anything when I read it, it kind of just blew my mind. I was like, “Are we going to be able to shoot it?” But then when it started to happen it took on a life of its own, and it felt like everything the show does well is encapsulated in that episode. Yeah it’s one of my favorites we’ve ever done. Saying that, I think the run-in to 16 is the strongest we’ve ever done. It’s just amazing — it just runs to the end.
The Walking Dead returns in February with Jeffrey Dean Morgan set to play Negan.
Could we see a Rick Grimes Walker?
According to a report by the gossip magazine OK! that's exactly what may happen by the end of the season.
An article in the latest issue of the magazine is stating Andrew Lincoln wants out of The Walking Dead because he is tired of keeping his family away from England.
Andrew Lincoln, who plays deputy Rick Grimes, wants to be zombie feed! His rep denies it, but our sources are reporting that the actor is tired of dragging his wife and two kids from their native England to Georgia where the show shoots, so he is planning his exit.
As noted, Lincoln's reps have denied the claim and have even reached out to a separate gossip site, Gossip Cop, to deny the notion.
Guess we'll find out soon enough as The Walking Dead Season 6 returns next month.
The Walking Dead Season 6 Comic-Con Trailer:
