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2013 • Filming season 4 • Role: Rick Grimes
Waking up in an empty hospital after weeks in a coma, County Sheriff Rick Grimes 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, AMC's The Walking Dead is an epic, edge-of-your-seat drama where personal struggles are magnified against a backdrop of moment-to-moment survival. A survivalist story at its core, the series explores how the living are changed by the overwhelming realization that those who survive can be far more dangerous than the mindless walkers roaming the earth. They themselves have become the walking dead
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AMC announced today that the cast and crew of “The Walking Dead“ return to Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, May 6th to begin production on season four.
AMC also confirms Scott M. Gimple as showrunner and executive producer for the series’ fourth season to premiere in October with 16 episodes. Gimple has been on the show’s writing staff since season two. Co-Executive Producer, Emmy Award-winning Special Effects Makeup Supervisor and Director Greg Nicotero and Producer Tom Luse have also been elevated to executive producers. “The Walking Dead” is based on the comic book series created and written by Robert Kirkman and published by Skybound, Kirkman’s imprint at Image Comics. Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd and David Alpert continue to serve as executive producers for season four.
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“Scott has been an essential part of this show since he came aboard at the very beginning of season two. He’s contributed to guiding this show in a substantial way that has resulted in a lot of the key scenes and storylines fans have dubbed signature moments of ‘The Walking Dead,’” said Kirkman. “I am thrilled to begin work on a brand new season of ‘The Walking Dead’ with Scott at the helm, and I truly believe we could be embarking on what will be the best season of this show yet.”
“Scott’s voice has been an integral one since he joined the show. Greg Nicotero is a true artist whose work is simply brilliant. And, Tom Luse has really created the machine that allows this very large show to get made week to week. We congratulate all three in their new roles on the series and look forward to ramping up production on season four,” said Joel Stillerman, AMC’s EVP of original programming, production and digital content.
“I’m thrilled to continue the tradition of the spectacular, cinematic, horrifying, exciting and emotional storytelling of ‘The Walking Dead,’” said Gimple. “I’m a huge fan of the comics, and started with the show on the other side of the set, as an avid viewer. Over the past two years, it’s been an incredible privilege making such great television with the best cast and crew I’ve ever worked with – I can’t wait to make some more.”
BEVERLY HILLS – It’s hard to complain about anything when the entire world appears to be suffering through a zombie apocalypse, but any viewer of “The Walking Dead” has to feel for series hero Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln). The former law enforcement officer awoke from a coma in season one to find Atlanta overrun by zombies. By season three his wife Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) has passed away giving birth to a child which likely isn’t his own. Add on the constant stress of zombie hordes and an ethically challenged “Governor” and it’s not surprising Rick’s gone a little off the deep end this season.
Lincoln spoke to HitFix before “The Walking Dead’s” PaleyFest Q&A Friday night in Beverly Hills. The 39-year-old actor warns viewers that Rick’s trauma is not something that’s going to magically disappear overnight.
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“I think he’s had a complete breakdown and I think he’s suffering from post-traumatic sleep disorder, grief,” Lincoln says. “And all of these things are playing on him and he’s just — the scene with Hershel. Hershel realizes as a doctor as a man of medicine that [Rick] needs to process. That’s the thing about the show. The show moves so quickly that people don’t have time catch up with the trauma of what’s happened to them. So, I think for the first time the audience is living the trauma with Rick and I think it takes time. Anybody who has lost anybody, I’m sure you know. It’s not an instant overnight fix. And certainly in this environment, this hell it’s even harder. And of course they are all have the added complication of [The Governor] trying to kill them.”
And as for the threat that any “Dead” character can fall victim to any number of dangerous forces in this alternate universe? Well, every job has it’s drawbacks. Recently, Rick had to relive Lori’s death once more with his seemingly departed co-star.
“It’s a tough damn show and the only downside about it is that you lose such great friends and such great actors,” Lincoln admits. “And interestingly, I witness her death, but then we had to do it again. In sort of my own mind, so it was really hard and painful and exactly what you see on the screen. No one really wants to leave the show.”
Fans of the show will know that no one is safe when it comes to who lives and who dies, The Walked Dead is brutal and even a hottie like Andrew isn’t safe.
In an exclusive interview with MSN Entertainment, the actor shares his fears for his character – and says audiences should be worried too.
The British star (also known to UK audiences as Egg from cult 90s TV series This Life) plays the lead role of Rick Grimes in the hit US zombie drama.
He reveals he’s been shocked to see the demise of certain key characters and says viewers should assume no one is safe: “I worry Rick may get killed off.”
And, scarier still, Andrew says we should be worried about the future of his character, who has been looking a little worse for wear in recent episodes.
What’s the first information you consume in the morning?
It would have to be my alarm clock. That’s purely because my son has a tendency to sit on my chest—he’s not yet 3—and look me square in the eye and say, “Milk.” He’s a bit like the child from The Shining. And that’s around 5:30 in the morning.
What do you read or watch or listen to at the breakfast table?
I’ve got two kids. It’s a war of attrition between Dora and Diego, and I suppose the radio. I like a little soul and funk to get my joints moving. And my wife is very much into banging trance music. So, you can imagine it’s pretty loud and chaotic. There’s no time for reading. There’s Lego. We’re fighting a losing a battle with the children.
Before bed, do you bite into a novel, graze on Twitter or fast until morning?
I am definitely a bookworm. I am one of these people that reads three books on the go. My current book, which I’m loving, is HHhH by Laurent Binet. It’s a story about Reinhard Heydrich who was [a Nazi SS general]. It’s a brilliant book. I’m a novel boy, really. And then, I’ve also got apple books…I’m fanatical about apple trees.
Apple trees?
I’m planting an orchard at the moment and have become obsessed with learning everything about apple trees.
So, which is more nutritious, print or Web?
At least you know what you’re eating with print. The difficulty with me and the Web is I get lost. I will suddenly start thinking and reading about tractors in Bavaria.
Have you read The Walking Dead comic book series?
I have up until the point where I have my hand chopped off, and then I threw it down in disgust and said what a terrible idea. Funny enough, I’m revisiting it now and am going to finish the two companions. I didn’t want to get ahead of the game when I was doing the TV show. But we’ve moved substantially away from the comic book and found our own identity. [So] it’s a good idea to revisit and mine Rick’s character from the comic book and see what I can steal for Season 4.
Does the show look as gory on set as it does on TV?
Yes, it’s more so because we have the smells attached as well. It’s actually really tough to be a zombie.
Give us the skinny on your favorite app.
You are talking to the only person left on the planet over the age of 16 who doesn’t have a smartphone. It gets me in so much trouble with all my agents. I was given an i…i…i…what’s it called? An iPad! But my children just stole it. I’ve gotten good at Fruit Ninja. I play, of course, Plants vs. Zombies.
Who wins?
It depends. If I channel Rick Grimes, they never stand a chance. If I’m me, I get eaten within minutes.
