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Plus you can't deny that looks are important to the business. Every character he portraied is similar with the Governor, bad, mean, gross, almost every time an drug dealer or cartel goon. He already has experience with this type of character.sigpic
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Robert Kirkman answers a couple of questions to EW re: David Morrissey's casting:
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why did you decide to cast David Morrissey as The Governor?
ROBERT KIRKMAN: We were looking for David Morrissey is the answer to that. We were looking for that perfect guy and he turned out to be it. It was a long, grueling casting process but I think that after the success of cast members like Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan (who is Philadelphia-born, but in large part U.K.-raised) we have learned the value of a British actor. David Morrissey, more than any other actor we were looking at, came in and definitely understood the role, was excited about doing it justice, and was willing to take the heat of coming in and being such a well known, beloved character that people have expectations for. He’s looking forward to playing a villain, which is pretty exciting.
Speaking of heat, have you warned him that it tends to be as hot as the surface of the sun when you’re shooting in Atlanta?
We’ve been trying to keep that from him. Andrew Lincoln is actually pretty good friends with David Morrissey and we’ve instructed him to tell him about the cool, welcoming climate of Atlanta in the summer. We’ll be like, “Wow, it’s really hot this summer. I don’t know what happened!”
I believe makeup effects legend and actor Tom Savini was campaigning for the role of The Governor. Has he called to shout at you yet?
[Laughs] I wish! I’m a huge fan of Tom Savini. I personally haven’t heard from him yet. I’m sure that Greg Nicotero [Walking Dead executive producer and Savini's fellow makeup maestro] is getting an earful. But, look, as fantastic an actor as Tom Savini is, he just wasn’t right for this particular role.
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Tomorrow nights episode should be pretty freaking awesome.
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Can't for the next episode
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I am definitely looking forward to the ep tonight But is anyone (and I'm a bit late in bringing this up) disappointed in the predictability...or the triteness of the events in "Triggerfinger"? I mean I really didn't like how ... Spoiler:Originally posted by jelgateComment
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I am counting down the hours now.sigpic
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Originally posted by squirrely1 View PostI am definitely looking forward to the ep tonight But is anyone (and I'm a bit late in bringing this up) disappointed in the predictability...or the triteness of the events in "Triggerfinger"? I mean I really didn't like how ... Spoiler:Spoiler:
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12. Better Angels
Airing Friday 16 March on FX UK
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yeah I hear ya.....rant away. I agree... I think they are about as bat**** crazy as you can be and still functioning.....somewhatOriginally posted by mr_kennedy View PostSpoiler:
Still an awesome show
I mean who wouldn't be in their situation....so it's understandable
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I had a thought after the last episode that aired here in the UK (18 Miles Out)
With all the blood spattering around when they are killing zombies, and some of it going on their faces, wouldnt they become infected by digesting the blood?
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Big big comic spoiler, which I suspect is the case in the show and we just haven't been given the reveal yet:Originally posted by Teddybrown View Post
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So according to the comics, and maybe later in the show...Originally posted by DigiFluid View Post
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Yes, that's pretty much exactly right.
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No....
In the comic
Spoiler:Last edited by DigiFluid; 06 March 2012, 10:49 AM."A society grows great when old men plant trees, the shade of which they know they will never sit in. Good people do things for other people. That's it, the end." -- Penelope Wilton in Ricky Gervais's After LifeComment
Give me a break... Lori goes out alone....to look for Rick...and bring him back? Why? She knew he was aware of the gravity of Hershel's daughters illness and then the whole deal with the walker's it being broad daylight when she wrecked and when Rick shot the dude in the bar and then the next ep it's pitch dark? And I would go along with that but then they didn't show that any real time had passed in the bar as they replayed the shooting and then took it from there. 
hey don't look at us your lucky you didnt lose your ****ing leg.... now run along home we want nothing to do with you, oh wait there's walkers around this area that were leaving you in, and you went to school with maggie.... now we have to bring you home with us even tho that means your gonna know where we are, and then we may eventually have to kill you anyway.......
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