The Walking Dead - Emotional Performances

Stars Norman Reedus and Andrew Lincoln discuss how the cast's off-screen relationships play a part in their on-screen performances at PaleyFest on October 11, 2014.
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[@marym5037]

Andrew Lincoln is mesmerizing! His face, his voice, his eyes…..wow! Such a smart, talented, gorgeous guy!

[@maxblair5820]

Ngl I saw a gif that said the whole “Rick had a crazy look in his eye, Linda Blair ain’t got nun on him” quote and I came here because I wanted to hear Norman say my last name lol I thought it would be cool, but I’m glad I somehow ended up here. Hearing Norman and Rick talk about how everyone on set has become a family, it’s just wholesome. At the beginning of the show you see everyone starting off as strangers and now they are family, but we also see that happening in real life and I love that! I wish People could do this on a regular basis, and put their differences aside and learn to love and live alongside people who are from different backgrounds because we honestly need people to be here for each other like Norman / Daryl and Andrew / Rick are.

[@eclaire_x88x]

What Andy says at the end there, that's what people moaning about the show need to remember that's what it's about and always has been and why I personally love it. He bang on there.

[@JeroenZM]

It's too bad the writing in the last few seasons has been dreadful, because they have a stellar cast. At one point they had all these people from The Wire and it doesn't get much better than that.

[@gigisplayground4657]

@@JeroenZM went downhill when they killed Glenn. I stopped watching and didn't care about the show after that... pity.