EntertainmentThe Walking Dead: Andrew Lincoln comments on the most ‘exaggerated’ death in the seriesRick Grimes’ actor Andrew Lincoln commented on how filming the death in question was ‘the most intense nights I’ve ever been a part of’today at 16:57

A few episodes before The Walking Dead enter a great decline in quality and audience, the series based on the homonymous comics by Robert Kirkman killed one of the main characters, but in a very exaggerated way, according to Andrew Lincolninterpreter of Rick Grimes.

During an interview with Empirethe actor commented on how the writers and producers overdid it when adapting the death of Glenn Rheeplayed by Steven Yeundescribed as one of the most horrific in the series.

“I still think that [a morte de Glenn] It may have been when we put too many eggs in the omelet. Maybe we overdid it,” he said. Lincoln in the conversation. Furthermore, he recalled how the recordings of the death scene of Glenn It was one of the “most intense nights of filming I’ve ever been a part of.”

The actor then took the opportunity to praise the work of Jeffrey Dean Morgandescribed as “one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet,” who played Neganvillain responsible for the brutal and bloody death of Glenn.

“He had to do this extraordinary monologue on his first day of work, and everyone was on their knees and crying when they weren’t on camera. [Morgan] came and said, ‘Is this normal?’ I said, ‘Yeah, everybody’s still going.’ It was an extraordinary night,” he said.