‘The Walking Dead’ director teases Rick Grimes’ return

Charley Webb teased her Emmerdale fans about her future on the programme after many viewers quizzed her on returning to the hit soap “permanently”.The actress has played the character of Debbie Dingle on the ITV show since 2002, but she was on maternity leave last year after welcoming her youngest son Ace, one. Despite Charley admitting she had no plans to return to Emmerdale in 2019, fans saw the TV star return to the Yorkshire-based soap during the Christmas Day episode.

The Walking Dead has just been released – check it out below.The photo was shared by Hilarie Burton, who will play Negan’s wife in the forthcoming bonus episodes of season 10.“Find the person you can depend on,” Burton wrote in the caption to her Instagram post.

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The Walking Dead has shared a first look at next month’s new episodes – check out the images and teaser below.Six new episodes will be airing at the end of February to round off Season 10, with the show’s eleventh and final seasonThe official synopsis for the bonus episodes reads: “We find our survivors trying to pick themselves up by their bootstraps following the destruction the Whisperers left in their wake.

Hello, Lucille! Hilarie Burton has joined The Walking Dead as Lucille, the wife of Negan (played by her real-life husband, Jeffrey Dean Morgan) — and AMC revealed the first look at her character on Tuesday.

Hilarie Burton has joined as Lucille, the wife of Negan (played by her real-life husband, Jeffrey Dean Morgan) — and AMC revealed the first look at her character on Tuesday. So far, fans have known Lucille as the barbed wire-covered bat Negan has slugged around since his debut in season 6, with the woman that bat is named after never shown.

For his documentary Notturno, Italian director Gianfranco Rosi did the unthinkable—spend most of his time in the field without a camera.

The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun has spoken about the micro-aggressions he faced as an Asian-American actor at the start of his career.The star, who is set to appear in the hotly-tipped Minari later this year, recalled an uncomfortable experience at his first-ever audition.During an appearance on Variety’s Award Circuit podcast, Yeun shared a story from his first-ever audition, which was for a show called Awesome ‘80s Prom.

The Walking Dead, she first confirmed the news on social media in the early hours of Tuesday (January 5) by tweeting: "Thank you to all the A and E staff at the Conquest who helped me tonight. "I'm so grateful for our NHS, to see the red zone first hand and the nurses and doctors being so kind and wonderful to us all was humbling.

Hannah Brown, and departed after sharing her first-ever kiss with Colton.«It shakes things up a lot,» Matt told ET on Monday about the upcoming additions to his cast, though he wouldn't give any hints about how things played out. «You've got to tune in for that.

The Walking Dead star Samantha Morton was admitted to hospital yesterday (January 4), she has revealed.Morton hasn’t explicitly revealed the reason for her hospitalisation, but shared a series of hashtags that suggest she has tested positive for COVID-19.“Thankyou to all the A and E staff at the Conquest who helped me tonight,” she wrote on Twitter today (January 5).“I’m so grateful for our NHS,to see the red zone first hand and the nurses and doctors being so kind and wonderful to us all was

"The Walking Dead" star Samantha Morton is speaking out with thanks to front-line workers after revealing she was rushed to the hospital late Monday. The 43-year-old actress, who lives in the United Kingdom, thanked National Health Service (NHS) workers in an announcement on Twitter about her hospitalization.

The Walking Dead star Steven Yeun has discussed his controversial exit from the show, four years on.Yeun played Glenn Rhee in the AMC show, and was killed off in the dramatic season seven opener by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), a controversial move that led many to ditch the long-running show.Speaking to Variety, Yeun has reflected on his time on the show, revealing that he felt “always, kind of, in service to this larger narrative”.“Leaving [the show], if I had any weird feelings about it, was

The Celluloid Ceiling, a report that has tracked women’s employment in film for the last 23 years, says female directors reached an all-time high in 2020.