Scott Gimple: Last News

The Walking Dead star Andrew Lincoln has confirmed when the first Rick Grimes spin-off movie is expected to start filming. Andrew departed from the series more than two years ago now, but there have been few updates since then related to the anticipated movie trilogy.

Peter White Television EditorThe Walking Dead has a number of series in its zombie universe including the original show, Fear The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: World Beyond and anthology series Tales of The Walking Dead.Scott Gimple, who is Chief Content Officer of The Walking Dead universe, teased that there may be crossover episodes for the AMC series.During a New York Comic-Con panel, when asked whether there was potential to share characters, he said that there’s “absolutely a chance”.“There’s something we’re working on that’s kind of far afield has some crossover-y elements to it. There really is a chance there’s a far-flung story.

The Walking Dead‘s franchise head Scott Gimple has provided some hints about who may perish in the show’s season ten finale.The delayed episode – to finally be broadcast in the US on October 4 and in the UK on October 5 – will pitch the survivors against Beta and his horde, which surrounds the hospital.Gimple has now revealed in a Comic-Con@Home panel that whoever is looking after Judith and RJ should be careful, suggesting that they will be the ones to fall victim. “If you look at Judith’s history of parents and guardians, they’re the ones in danger,” he said (via ComicBook.com).“Judith is taking care of herself fine, even taking care of RJ.

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 but instead thrives off the shooting period, adding that watching the show “defeats the object of what I want to do as an actor, which is to try and be in the role and not be self-conscious.”Gimple confirmed to fans at a virtual Comic-Con panel for

Despite its massive popularity, spanning more than 10 seasons, Andrew Lincoln has literally never seen an episode of his own show, The Walking Dead.Lincoln, 46, famously said in a 2017 interview that, 'I’m choosing to ignore the whole thing. I don’t watch the show at all.

Andrew Lincoln revealed back in 2017 that he doesn’t watch his own show The Walking Dead and the series’ showrunner says he still hasn’t watched!

Danai Gurira may have left The Walking Dead, but her time in the universe is not over. On Talking Dead after her final episode of the mothership show as Michonne, Walking Dead Universe chief creative officer Scott Gimple stopped short of announcing that Gurira will be joining Andrew Lincoln in the upcoming Walking Dead movie(s), but he hinted that this was not the last we'll see of the sword-swinging survivor Michonne. "Her story isn't done," he said.

Danai Gurira may have left The Walking Dead, but her time in the universe is not over. On Talking Dead after her final episode of the mothership show as Michonne, Walking Dead Universe chief creative officer Scott Gimple stopped short of announcing that Gurira will be joining Andrew Lincoln in the upcoming Walking Dead movie(s), but he hinted that this was not the last we'll see of the sword-swinging survivor Michonne. "Her story isn't done," he said.

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