Andrew Lincoln is leaving The Walking Dead, but that doesn’t mean that Rick Grimes needs to die. Lincoln has teased that there could be another, less brutal way for his character to segue out of AMC’s zombie drama.
Andrew Lincoln is leaving The Walking Dead, but that doesn’t mean that Norman Reedus is becoming the leading man of the show. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, the Daryl Dixon actor explained that he doesn’t see it that way.
Water is wet. There are lines at Comic-Con. The characters on The Walking Dead are at each other’s throats again despite the chance to rebuild.
Michael Cudlitz, who played Sergeant Abraham Ford in 38 episodes of The Walking Dead, is returning to AMC’s zombie drama to direct an episode of the show’s ninth season. Cudlitz will be the first Walking Dead actor to step behind the camera and take on directorial duties.
The Walking Dead season 9 will have a time jump of its own, after season 8 allowed us to look at Carl Grimes’ idyllic imagined version of the future. Carl’s “Old Man Rick” fantasies have come to an end now, but the show isn’t finished flitting about in time.
Jon Bernthal will make an appearance as Shane in The Walking Dead season 9, it’s been revealed. Following rumours that Bernthal was spotted on set by fans, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed that the actor will be making an appearance as Shane in one episode of The Walking Dead season 9. Shane was a cop buddy of Andrew … >
Second in the shock department only to a certain sitcom cancellation this week, the news that Andrew Lincoln would be moving on from The Walking Dead has set the internet abuzz with speculation as to how (and why) the departure might play out.
As the AMC show heads into its ninth season, Andrew Lincoln is reportedly joining Lauren Cohan in bowing out before the sixteenth episode. An official statement from AMC is imminent but there is already speculation that Lincoln’s character will not see the ninth finale of the zombie apocalypse show. Lincoln has expressed that while he … >
Rumours of her imminent demise may not have been exaggerated at all, as Lauren Cohan’s new series (yay!) could mean its curtains for Maggie (boo!) on The Walking Dead.
Lauren Cohan has confirmed that she is coming back for AMC’s The Walking Dead season 9. Story-wise, this makes perfect sense, considering the unresolved plotlines that Maggie is involved with: she still has that baby to bring into the world, and she recently disagreed hugely with Rick Grimes over the decision to keep Negan alive. Despite all of … >