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PrintableOldFriends4Sale said:
I would assume it's recent, it has some of the cast from FTWD. So I'm guessing it a pix from SDCC earlier this month. | |
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I still don't get why "Beth" is there, that is her isn't it, alrighty then.JULY 30, 2015 LOS ANGELES — Here on the set of the new prequel “Fear the Walking Dead,” a mother, her son and her boyfriend are crammed together in the cab of a beat-up Ford truck, terrified that something’s not quite right in their city. After the pickup careens out of a tunnel to the Los Angeles River, the mother frantically tries to call her other child, while the sullen teenager twirls the radio dial, fruitlessly seeking information about the disturbing sights they’ve witnessed. “Nobody’s talking about this,” he says with disbelief. “Nobody’s saying anything.”
The Los Angeles setting also permitted “Fear the Walking Dead” to show a grittier side to the city than typically seen on screen. The creators promise we’ll never see the Hollywood sign or zombies shuffling past the Griffith Observatory. The main characters live in El Sereno, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles and one of its most diverse. The cast mirrors the city’s diversity. Ms. Rodriguez’s character, Travis’s ex-wife, was reimagined as Latina after the actress read for the part, she said. Travis was originally written as Latino, but that was changed to Maori to reflect Mr. Curtis’s heritage. Wherever Madison, Travis and their blended and extended family end up next season, in Los Angeles, elsewhere in California or along the Pacific Northwest coast, eventually Mr. Erickson would like the survivors to head east. “At a certain point, I like the idea of trekking into the interior of the country,” Mr. Erickson said. “A Lewis and Clark expedition, in reverse.”
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Looks like the reviews are in, on the first two episodes at least. A very slow burn with potential I think sums it up. It's the typical hollywood style annoying teenagers that seem to be weighing it down at the moment since its starting out more like a family drama than an apocalypse. http://www.hollywoodrepor...iew-813209 | |
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[Edited 8/18/15 11:24am] | |
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^^ That would definitely work.
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And for Season 6. | |
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I don't even know if it's real but yeah, you damn sure could sleep sound at night. | |
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Dear Lawd.. | |
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