The Walking Dead emerged from the loss of Frank Darabont and rumored budget cuts to shatter cable rating records. But how it achieved that involved a stellar business model for staying true to company vision, while engaging staff and customers in the end product.
Courtesy of dreadcentral.com Originally published by Elaine Lamkin on December 10, 2010 I don’t know about other interviewers and whether they have a favorite interviewee, but mine, hands down, is Michael Rooker. The guy is the total package: hilarious, serious about his craft, a goofball at times, but always willing to talk about his latest [...]
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No Comments »Courtesy of horrorsociety.com Posted on November 7, 2010 by Delamorte Delamorte’s Deadly Delight Special Edition Interview With Michael Rooker Hey Fiends! Yes, I am calling you all my Fiend Club Because not only am I huge Misfits fan, and more importantly a huge fan of classic punk rock, but the fact that that you are [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: chicago, days of thunder, eight men out, frank darabont, hypothermia, interview, jfk, mallrats, walking dead 1 Comment »Courtesy of fancast.com by Julie Zied Nov 19th, 2010 | 3:02 PM The conclusion of last Sunday’s episode of ‘The Walking Dead‘ was more handhanger than cliffhanger, with one very key appendage of Merle Dixon’s found baking in the rooftop sun. Much to the surprise of his brother and those responsible for his handcuffed predicament, [...]
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