ThirstyFly said:Wow. That cast picture is crazy. The only choice I'm not too happy about is Lori. I didn't think she was a very good actress on Prison Break, but we'll see.
The kid playing Carl maybe looks a little too old as well, and considering how fast he's going to age between seasons it might be an issue down the road.
Well, that's not much of an issue here, is it? :lolshagg_187 said:Fuck me! They look so awesome!! Great casting!
Yeah, Carl is the only issue I have. Not that the casting isn't awesome but the fact that they didn't learn from Lost that child actors (WALLLLTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!) grow fast and sometimes you just have to get rid of the character completely.
No, that's my silly head making suggestions to no one. IIRC Tyreese has not been casted yet.MisterNugNug said:Idris Elba for Tyreese?
AICN said:Hope to see you at Comic-Con, says filmmaker Frank Darabont, writer-director of such big-screen projects as The Shawshank Redeption, The Green Mile and The Mist. We've got a pretty cool Walking Dead reel to show.
We havent yet seen a second of footage from Darabonts new AMC series The Walking Dead, but it could be this autumns most anticipated series.
Its first season, which comprises only six episodes, began shooting June 3 and will start shambling onto AMC in October.
Its long been known that Darabont wrote and directed the first episode himself, but when AICN visited him on the set of the that episode last month, we knew next to nothing about who was handling these chores for subsequent episodes.
I asked Darabont himself and he just came back with the line-up for the entire first season:
(If Darabont is a typical showrunner, hes overseeing all creative aspects of all episodes, from the writing to post-production, which he's said is a full-time job in itself.)You have but to ask!
The directors for the first six are:
1) Me.
2) Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad, X-Files)
3) Gwyneth Horder-Payton (The Shield, BSG)
4) Johan Renck (Breaking Bad)
5) Ernest Dickerson (The Wire, Dexter)
6) Guy Ferland (The Shield, Sons of Anarchy)
The writers for the first six are:
1) Me
2) Me
3) Me, Chic Eglee, Jack LoGuidice. (Chic: The Shield, Dexter. Jack: Sons of Anarchy)
4) Robert Kirkman (wrote some comics I think)
5) Glen Mazzara (The Shield, Hawthorne)
6) Adam Fierro (The Shield, Dexter, 24)
Eglee, whom I believe serves as the series co-showrunner, has been a grade-A force in American television for decades, having scripted lots of Moonlighting, St. Elsewhere and L.A. Law before creating Murder One for Stephen Bochco and Dark Angel for James Cameron.
Kirkman, for those unaware, writes the Walking Dead funnybooks on which the series is based. If Im not mistaken, 1.4 will represent Kirkmans first produced teleplay ever.
The Walking Dead Comic-Con panel is scheduled for Friday, July 23 at 11:30am in room 6BCF. Darabont, Kirkman and cast members Andrew Lincoln (Rick), Jon Bernthal (Shane), Sarah Wayne Callies (Lori), Laurie Holden (Andrea), and Emma Bell (Amy) are all expected.
Laurie Holden who was Marita Covarrubias on the X-Files and featured in the last season of The Shield.Roude Leiw said:who is the blond woman on the right. she looks very familiar.
she was also the cop lady in silent hill movie and was in the movie the mist.Cornballer said:Laurie Holden who was Marita Covarrubias on the X-Files and featured in the last season of The Shield.
We can only dreamFunky Papa said:Soo... first trailer @ Comic Con or what?
Funky Papa said:Soo... first trailer @ Comic Con or what?
GhostRidah said:We can only dream
Gary Whitta said:
Liara T'Soni said:So these are slow zombies, right?
I'm just judging from the pictures. They do indeed look like real, slow ones, and not the new "infected" type that we've been seeing lately (For what it's worth, I really liked Zombieland, the zombies in that film fit for what kind of film it was, but for the most part I like the slow ones a lot more).
Also, are there any Resident Evil, mutated bats/spiders/scorpion type deals or is it straight zombie?
I love me some Shawshank and Green Mile, so I'll be interested in this regardless.
Been meaning to get into Breaking Bad, just never have the time it seems. Not interested in Mad Men. Nice to see another channel making original things though.
vitaminwateryum said:Wish people would spoiler tag the Carl talk, some people wait for the trades :/
Q: You're getting ready to head to Comic-Con. As a veteran there, what are you looking forward to?
A: We're absolutely thrilled that AMC has agreed to let us screen exclusive footage from Frank's pilot episode for our Comic-Con audience, for the very first time anywhere. Frank and I are fans ourselves, and we want fans of The Walking Dead to see sequences that can really sink their teeth into [Laughs]. I'm hoping there will be a great deal of zombie love.
GET HYPECornballer said:
Cornballer said:
What's the difference between writing a comic and producing a multi-million dollar television series? According to The Walking Dead scribe Robert Kirkman, walkie talkies (among other things). Follow Kirkman through the set of a devastated gas station as he describes watching Andrew Lincoln portray Rick Grimes ("pretty handsome guy"), the intricacies of garbage placement, and getting in the way of zombies in this new behind-the-scenes video.
the_log_ride said:Jesus Christ, I want comic con footage...
I've been trying to stay away from this thread, to keep me from totally melting down with anticpation.
Gary Whitta said:I think I may be in the Comic-Con footage somewhere if it's the scene I think it is. Look for pajama zombie! :lol
Pajama Zombie would be a good name for an internet start-up.Gary Whitta said:I think I may be in the Comic-Con footage somewhere if it's the scene I think it is. Look for pajama zombie! :lol