HeyUGuys Movie News sur Twitter : "#TheWalkingDead Prequel Companion Series Gets Two Season Order. The Walking Dead Prequel Series Gets Two Season Order. It has been announced today by American cable network AMC that The Walking Dead’s companion series (which has now been confirmed to be a prequel) will debut this summer with a total run of six episodes.
However, they’re clearly confident in the show’s chances of success as it has received a pre-emptive second season renewal. That means it will return in 2016. Like The Walking Dead, there’s every chance that season two will consist of more than just six episodes depending on how well it does when it airs over the summer. Plot details are still being kept a closely guarded secret (as is the title), but we do know that the series is a prequel that takes place in Los Angeles at the onset of the zombie outbreak.
That obviously opens the door to actors from The Walking Dead showing up at some point, but the cast is made of completely new characters played by Cliff Curtis, Kim Dickens, Frank Dillane, and Alycia Debnam Carey, so maybe not. FOX International Channels - We Entertain People. Comic-Con Trailer: The Walking Dead Season 4. 'The Walking Dead': Robert Kirkman talks season finale. Who will live and who will die?
That was the question on the lips of fans before last night’s episode of the Walking Dead. Of course, given the nature of AMC’s undead saga, that tends to be the question on the lips of fans before every episode. But this week the query had a particular urgency given the (correct) assumption that the season finale would finally feature the showdown between the Rick-lead prison-ites and the Governor-ruled Woodburians. By the time the smoke had cleared, both Rick and the Governor were left standing. Less fortunate were Andrea, Milton, and many inhabitants of Woodbury, whose out-of-town signage will now presumable be altered to read, “Welcome to Woodbury: If you lived here, you’d be dead by now.”
Below, Walking Dead TV show executive producer — and Walking Dead comic book writer Robert Kirkman — talks about last night’s fatalities, previews season 4, and admits he is not a big fan of bathing. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Okay, let’s start with the living. Exactly! TV Show / There she is #TheWalkingDead #Michonne.
Message d'alerte INPEZ: Formation des Citoyens-Relais. ‘Walking Dead’: Michael Rooker on the return of Merle Dixon. Nov. 10, 2011 | 11:29 a.m.
Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) face off on "The Walking Dead. " (AMC) At the recent Aliens to Zombie convention in Hollywood, fanboy-favorite actor Michael Rooker turned up carrying a large box of life-sized polyurethane severed hands that he planned to dole out as souvenirs. “Thirty years honing my craft, and it’s come to this,” he joked.
Comic-Con 11: THE WALKING DEAD Creator Reveals Large Character Change from Comic to Show. Comic creator and producer Robert Kirkman confirmed that he won't be altering the TV version of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) as he does early in the comics for AMC's hit show about the zombie apocalypse when it returns October 16th.
Comic Spoilers Ahead Waking up in an empty hospital after weeks in a coma, County Sheriff Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) finds himself utterly alone. The world as he knows it is gone, ravaged by a zombie epidemic. The Walking Dead tells the story of the weeks and months that follow after the apocalypse. Based on Robert Kirkman's hugely successful and popular comic book series. Speaking with Comic Book Resources during this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con, Kirkman was asked if he intends to mutilate his lead character Rick on the TV adaptation as he does in the comic book.
"One thing I'm adamant about is that I don't think we should cut Rick's hand off. Viral Video: “The Walking Dead” Is Mostly CGI. New TV Spot & Making-of Featurette for THE WALKING DEAD: The Complete First Season DVD. Anchor Bay Entertainment has released a new TV spot and behind-the-scenes video from the home release of AMC's hit television series The Walking Dead, which hits stores March 8th, 2011.
Both the “THE WALKING DEAD: The Complete First Season” Blu-ray™ and DVD contain all 6 episodes of the first season on a 2-disc set and are packed with special behind-the-scenes featurettes and insightful extra footage. Street date is March 8, 2011. Nominated for a Golden Globe® for Best Television Series - Drama, “THE WALKING DEAD: The Complete First Season” breathes new life into the zombie genre as it unfolds a post-apocalyptic saga that follows a group of survivors, led by police officer Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln, Love Actually), who searches for a safe haven and, hopefully, a new home, far from the undead that now roam the earth hungry for human flesh.
DVD and Blu-ray™ bonus features include: Extra Footage: ‘The Walking Dead’ Action Figures Let You Put A Zombie On Your Shelf Before Season Two! Let's face it: It was only a matter of time before "The Walking Dead" got its own line of action figures.
Still, we can probably all agree that it's an added bonus to see the award-winning Image Comics series and hit AMC television series brought to the collectible toy market by one of the best in the biz, McFarlane Toys. McFarlane Toys announced the new "Walking Dead" line of action figures this week, and revealed an image of one of the figures, "Zombie Lurker. " The figures will be released in two separate lines, with one based on the comic book series and one based on the hit television series. The first set of four figures, based on "The Walking Dead" comic, will hit shelves in September and include Officer Rick Grimes, Michonne, Zombie Lurker, and Zombie Roamer.
The line based on the television series will follow in November, with figures based on Deputy Rick Grimes, Daryl Dixon, Zombie Walker, and Zombie Biter. Official press release: THE WALKING DEAD: The Complete First Season.
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