The AMC released new images of 'Fear The Walking Dead', Madison (Kim Dickens), her boyfriend Travis (Cliff Curtis) and daughter Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey).
According to showrunner Dave Erickson, the derivative will have a footprint more "family drama" that 'The Walking Dead'.
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The first scenes will be displayed at Comic-Con in San Diego, which takes place in July. The CinePOPtrará COMPLETE coverage of the convention of cinema and comics in the world.
'Fear The Walking Dead' takes us back to the beginning of the zombie apocalypse - a time when the world was changing rapidly for reasons unknown, before anyone could understand exactly what was going on, the lives of all cidadães changed in a way no one could have imagined. The series, set in Los Angeles, is starring Kim Dickens and Madison, Cliff Curtis as Travis, Frank Dillane as Nick, Alycia Debnam-Careycomo Alicia, Elizabeth Rodriguez as Liza, Ruben Blades as Daniel, Mercedes Mason as Ofelia and Lorenzo James Henrie as Chris.
Robert Kirkman, creator of 'The Walking Dead', told the website EW that the characters of the new series 'Fear the Walking Dead' are different from the original series. While in 'The Walking Dead' action began in Georgia and now in Virginia, 'Fear' will happen at the beginning of the zombie outbreak in Los Angeles, California, the period in which Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) was in a coma in hospital. The proposal is to make a more urban plot.
"Los Angeles is a city so interesting in itself, just because of the great melting pot of diversity that California has become. Urban sprawl covers a huge amount of land, and has an extremely dense population, so there are a lot of things that lend themselves well to good storytelling in the zombie apocalypse. But this is a city where a lot of people come to reinvent itself, or they are new to the city for several different reasons. It's almost a city of immigrants in a country of immigrants. So there are definitely some things that we want to explore, "says Kirkman.
Will, in an urban environment, filming in the forest will not appear, as it was at the beginning of the original series? According to Kirkman, the answer is yes.
"Yes, we'll definitely be spending a lot less time in the woods. I can say that I think we're not in the woods at all ... I'm sure we will have no forest in this new series. "
Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd and David Alpert, producers of 'The Walking Dead' also assume the spin-off.
Dave Erickson ('Sons of Anarchy'), co-creator of the new series, wrote the first episode with Kirkman and doubles up as showrunner and executive producer. Adam Davidson ('Fringe', 'Hell on Wheels') directed the pilot.
'Fear the Walking Dead' premiere in August and will have only six episodes in its inaugural season. The attraction has been renewed for a second season in 2016.
According to showrunner Dave Erickson, the derivative will have a footprint more "family drama" that 'The Walking Dead'.
Sixth season of 'The Walking Dead' win banner
The first scenes will be displayed at Comic-Con in San Diego, which takes place in July. The CinePOPtrará COMPLETE coverage of the convention of cinema and comics in the world.
'Fear The Walking Dead' takes us back to the beginning of the zombie apocalypse - a time when the world was changing rapidly for reasons unknown, before anyone could understand exactly what was going on, the lives of all cidadães changed in a way no one could have imagined. The series, set in Los Angeles, is starring Kim Dickens and Madison, Cliff Curtis as Travis, Frank Dillane as Nick, Alycia Debnam-Careycomo Alicia, Elizabeth Rodriguez as Liza, Ruben Blades as Daniel, Mercedes Mason as Ofelia and Lorenzo James Henrie as Chris.
Robert Kirkman, creator of 'The Walking Dead', told the website EW that the characters of the new series 'Fear the Walking Dead' are different from the original series. While in 'The Walking Dead' action began in Georgia and now in Virginia, 'Fear' will happen at the beginning of the zombie outbreak in Los Angeles, California, the period in which Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) was in a coma in hospital. The proposal is to make a more urban plot.
"Los Angeles is a city so interesting in itself, just because of the great melting pot of diversity that California has become. Urban sprawl covers a huge amount of land, and has an extremely dense population, so there are a lot of things that lend themselves well to good storytelling in the zombie apocalypse. But this is a city where a lot of people come to reinvent itself, or they are new to the city for several different reasons. It's almost a city of immigrants in a country of immigrants. So there are definitely some things that we want to explore, "says Kirkman.
Will, in an urban environment, filming in the forest will not appear, as it was at the beginning of the original series? According to Kirkman, the answer is yes.
"Yes, we'll definitely be spending a lot less time in the woods. I can say that I think we're not in the woods at all ... I'm sure we will have no forest in this new series. "
Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd and David Alpert, producers of 'The Walking Dead' also assume the spin-off.
Dave Erickson ('Sons of Anarchy'), co-creator of the new series, wrote the first episode with Kirkman and doubles up as showrunner and executive producer. Adam Davidson ('Fringe', 'Hell on Wheels') directed the pilot.
'Fear the Walking Dead' premiere in August and will have only six episodes in its inaugural season. The attraction has been renewed for a second season in 2016.
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