‘The Walking Dead’ season 11 casts Margot Bingham in potentially major role

Being in lockdown or quarantine has done some strange things to people. Obviously, many of us are frustrated and bored, wondering when a COVID-19 vaccine will be available and we can return to some semblance of normality.

Fear The Walking Dead.The new edition of the Walking Dead spin-off will air in October.Ahead of the October 11 episode one premiere, the show’s Instagram account has now shared a host of photos from the new season, which you can see below.Included in the pictures is an image of the show’s star Lennie James behind the camera, hinting that he will step into the director’s chair for an episode or more during the season. Who will rise… #FearTWD returns on October 11th.

The Walking Dead star Steven Ogg has revealed that the show’s bosses rejected an idea he proposed for a Negan vs Simon showdown.Ogg played Simon in the show, a character who joined the show in season six (2016) as Negan’s accomplice.Over the next few seasons, though, the duo gradually turned against each other, with Negan eventually strangling Simon to death in season eight.Though Negan ended up killing Simon, the epic battle expected by many never really arrived — and Ogg has now revealed that

The Walking Dead has unveiled some first-look photos from the Season 10 finale – you can see them below.The Walking Dead has officially delayed its 11th season premiere until 2021, but will air the much-delayed season 10 finale on Sunday, October 4 in the US and the UK on October 5. Additional bonus episodes will also be aired in early 2021.Now, AMC have shared some first-look photos from the much-anticipated finale which you can see below.#TWD makes its epic return on October 4th.

The Walking Dead have confirmed that production is set to resume on the AMC drama in the autumn.Network CEO Josh Sapan revealed that filming on the show will take place in Atlanta, Georgia in late October, reports ComicBook.“Our ability to resume in the safest possible way is something we are closely focused on,” he added.

The Walking Dead despite starring as the show’s protagonist for nine seasons.That’s according to chief content officer Scott Gimple, who said in a new interview that Lincoln has stuck to his decision to never watch an episode.Lincoln, who portrayed former Georgia sheriff Rick Grimes in seasons one to nine, revealed in a 2017 interview with TV Insider that he has “chosen to ignore the whole thing” because he’s “allergic to my own face.”The actor said he doesn’t enjoy watching himself on screen

The Walking Dead‘s David Morrissey has explained how he would like his character, the Governor, to return to the franchise one day.He originally starred in the third and fourth seasons of the AMC show as the sinister Governor of Woodbury.Although the Governor died in the series following a gunshot to the head, Morrissey thinks there is a way to work around that.

Little Shop Of Horrors, School Daze, House Party, Martin and My Wife And Kids, Tisha Campbell’s comedic timing, spirited character portrayals and accomplished musical skills have won her a legion of fans the world over.NME sat down for an exclusive chat with the two-time NAACP Image Award winner at Fox Studios in Hollywood to talk Spike Lee, being responsible for a number of today’s most famous pop culture references, and how her career almost ended before it began.“Yeah, I lived in Bayswater –

LOS ANGELES — “The Walking Dead” officially will not debut Season 11 this October due to the ongoing production shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Walking Dead‘s much-delayed finale of season 10 has been revealed during a virtual panel for [email protected] number of the show’s stars appeared in two separate groups, including Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. The Walking Dead Universe chief content officer Scott M.

's season 10 finale.Postponed from its original April airdate due to COVID-19, the episode — titled «A Certain Doom» — will now air as a standalone episode Sunday, Oct. 4 at 9 p.m.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“The Walking Dead” officially will not debut Season 11 this October due to the ongoing production shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Series showrunner Angela Kang made the announcement Friday during the show’s Comic-Con@Home panel. This will mark the first time the show has failed to air a new season in October since it debuted in 2010.It was also announced, however, that the Season 10 finale would air on Oct.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticThe 11th season of The Walking Dead is unsurprisingly not coming this October, but there will be more of Season 10 next year, says showrunner Angela Kang.Having revealed that the coronavirus delayed Season 10 finale will air on October 4 earlier today at Comic-Con@Home during the prerecorded TWD panel, Kang just told fans that an extra six episodes of the AMC zombie apocalypse series are coming in 2021.To that end, the EP confirmed what everyone

The Walking Dead's Season 10 finale was supposed to air in April as, well, the season finale and then set up the series premiere of spin-off The Walking Dead: World Beyond, but it got delayed because it included some special effects that weren't ready when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down post-production and couldn't be finished at home. But now, all these months later, "A Certain Doom" is finally ready, and will air on AMC on Sunday, Oct.

The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman has lost a legal battle against AMC, who he first sued back in 2017.According to Variety, the decision relates to a lawsuit that Kirkman filed three years ago along with producers Gale Anne Hurd, Glen Mazzara and David Alpert.In a ruling yesterday (July 22), a Los Angeles judge declared that AMC was entitled to define “modified adjusted gross receipts” under the terms of its contracts with profit participants.The lawsuit claimed that the network had

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterA judge on Wednesday handed a significant win to AMC Networks in its long-running battle over profits from “The Walking Dead.”Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Daniel J. Buckley held that the cable network was entitled to define “modified adjusted gross receipts” under the terms of its contracts with profit participants.Comic creator Robert Kirkman filed the suit in 2017, along with producers Gale Anne Hurd, Glen Mazzara and David Alpert.

The Walking Dead co-creator Robert Kirkman has announced a new animated series called Invincible starring Zachary Quinto and Khary Payton.The upcoming Amazon adaptation is based on Kirkman’s comic book series of the same name, which was first published in 2002 and ran for 144 issues.As The Hollywood Reporter confirms, Khary Payton has now joined his fellow Walking Dead actor Steven Yeun in signing up to the project, and will portray the character Black Samson.

, and now she's walking them back. Over the weekend, Amelia responded to an Instagram troll who accused her of lying about having an eating disorder to get more "air time" on her mom's reality show."I usually don’t post these.