‘Fear The Walking Dead’ showrunners explain latest shock death

Fear the Walking Dead showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg have opened up about a shocking twist at the end of new episode ‘In Dreams’.The episode, which aired on Mother’s Day in the US (May 8), saw Grace give birth to a daughter who was stillborn, after absorbing radiation from the nuclear plant where Grace worked.“It was very important to us to honor and be truthful to Grace’s experience and what she’d gone through at the power plant and her radiation exposure that we played as part

TanNa Young, a longtime TV producer and production executive, passed away March 17 in Williamsburg, VA of cancer with complications from Covid-19. She was 51.

Fear The Walking Dead showrunner Ian Goldberg has teased the show’s upcoming episodes, hinting at a completely fresh style for the show.Season six of the long-running spin-off of The Walking Dead has been split into two parts due to production delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic – read the NME review of part one here and part two here.In a new interview with EW, the show’s bosses looked ahead to the rest of the sixth season, promising distinctly new aspects.

The Walking Dead have promised an action-packed 11th and final season, featuring “tons of zombies”.The show’s last run will premiere in the US on August 22, it has now been confirmed.

The Walking Dead.The actor, best known for his roles on US soap operas The Bold And The Beautiful and All My Children, will be playing a character called Deaver.Details of Young’s role are being kept under wraps, but according Deadline his character isn’t named after anyone from Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard’s comic books.It comes after Young took to social media last month to tease that he was making a return to TV.

The Walking Dead‘s showrunner has revealed that season 11 will incorporate stylistic choices that haven’t been used on the show before.Angela Kang said in a new interview that fans can expect “different tonal things” for the zombie drama’s final bow, which will make things “fun”.Speaking to TVLine, Kang said: “When we start [the final season], we’re rockin’ and rollin’, we’re back to being big and scope-y.“There’s going to be a feeling that things are just ripping along for the first block, then

The Walking Dead is all set to make its 11th and final season a big one as the showrunner promises to go out with a bang. Not only will the new season have more episodes than its previous ones, but have a different tone, revealed showrunner Angela Kang in her recent interview with TV Line.

The Walking Dead series finale, leaving the possibility of his character Rick Grimes’ return to the TV show very much open.The actor said in a new interview that despite the former sheriff’s exit from AMC’s hit zombie drama in season nine (2018-2019) he could well end up making a cameo in the final series: season 11.Lincoln will reprise the role in three spinoff films set after the events of The Walking Dead but said there’s no information about a planned appearance for the show’s final

The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln has revealed that his Rick Grimes spin-off movie is set to begin shooting very soon.The film, which was originally promised as part of a trilogy, is currently in the same stages of pre-production it has been for a while, but Lincoln has now said there has been talk that filming will start in spring.“I’m not filming at the moment. I’m still very much in lockdown,” Lincoln told SFX Magazine.

Paramount+ has set Thursday, May 6 for the premiere of From Cradle To Stage, a six-part series from Nirvana drummer and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl and his mother Virginia Hanlon Grohl, inspired by her critically-acclaimed book, From Cradle to Stage: Stories from the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars.

the recent shock episode of Fear The Walking Dead have emerged.John Dorie was killed by Virginia’s sister Dakota in the midseason premiere ‘The Door’, after he discovered she was Cameron’s killer.Speaking about what fans can expect next, showrunner Ian Goldberg recently said: “We have been building toward a confrontation with Morgan and Virginia since episode 601, and this episode we’re finally going to deliver on it.”Pictures from the forthcoming episode, which you can view below, ‘Things Left

Fear The Walking Dead star Garret Dillahunt has explained why he wanted to leave the show since season 5.The actor, who played John Dorie in the AMC spin-off until his character was suddenly killed off in the season 6 mid-season premiere by Virginia’s sister Dakota, has revealed it was his decision.“I don’t remember exactly when, but it’s something we’d been talking about since season 5,” Dillahunt recently told Entertainment Weekly.“And then we had a lot of conversations between 5 and 6 about

Fear The Walking Dead showrunners have opened up about the “heartbreaking” episode ‘The Door’.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg have spoken about the season’s final twist and why they decided to kill off one of the show’s most beloved characters.Discussing the moment that John Dorie was killed in episode six of season six, Goldberg said: “We love him, and the characters love him, [but] people had to feel it.”Chambliss added: “Ultimately it comes down to the fact

Spoiler alert: Don’t read if you haven’t seen Sunday night’s episode of “Fear the Walking Dead”.

The Walking Dead is set to be a family affair for star Jeffrey Dean Morgan.Morgan, who plays Negan in the long-running AMC show, will be joined by his son in the next season, who has been cast as a zombie.Revealing the news during a new interview on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Morgan said: “Gus Morgan, my 11-year-old son, is going to be the featured walker in Episode 5. He’s been getting his COVID test so he can be on set and all that.