The Walking Dead prepares to follow a story without Rick Grimes (Photo Prensa Libre: AMC).
There are few characters from The Walking Dead that still remain from this first season that critics loved so much.
Without mind to make spoilers, fans of the series know very well that Rick Grimes, the policeman who wakes up in a hospital and finds himself with a bleak panorama, is the only reference of these moments.
But everything must end. Not the series because The Walking Dead is in the production of the ninth season and there is no news if it will be the last.
All indicates no. What is certain is that Andrew Lincoln, the British actor who plays Rick, will leave the series after the ninth season.
The information was published a month ago but it was up to now, as part of San Diego Comic-Con, where officials have expressed their opinion.
Promotional image of the first season of The Walking Dead, starring Andrew Lincoln. How many left? (Free Press Photo: AMC).
"I feel that there is an elephant in the room," Lincoln said in one of the panels. "This will be my last season playing Rick Grimes."
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Executive producer Robert Kirkman also spoke on the subject, which would be a division between the series and the cartoon that inspired the production.
Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus, two of the most beloved actors of the series, during Comic-Con (Photo Prensa Libre: AFP).
"At the end of the day, it's Andrew Lincoln's, he's a human being, that's someone I've known for a long time." 39, a decade, someone I love, he's been sweating for a long time in Georgia (where the show is filmed), far from your family. "Commented
" He cares about the followers ", he added. "He really cares about the show and he wants to do something special for his departure, we have something extraordinary planned."
New Season
Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Dean Jeffrey Morgan, Danai Gurira and Lauren Cohan, at the San Diego Comic-Con (Photo Prensa Libre: AFP).
The Comic-Con was the ideal reason to unveil a first glimpse of the last The Walking Dead which the cast speaks so much.
Maggie (Lauren Cohan), who joined the first seasons of production, will also be fired.
The ninth part will be played on Sunday, October 7 in United States (maybe a day later in Guatemala.
According to producers, these new episodes should be a "creative reinvention" for A New Turn of the Program, which will further explore the theme of a zombie-era civilization
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