Interviews
Exclusive interviews with The Walking Dead cast, crew, and creators — behind-the-scenes conversations with the people who brought the apocalypse to life.
Cast Interviews
- Norman Reedus Daryl Dixon October 17, 2011
- Michael Rooker Merle Dixon September 19, 2012
- Andrew Lincoln Rick Grimes March 8, 2013
- Scott Wilson Hershel Greene March 28, 2013
- Emily Kinney Beth Greene October 10, 2013
- Lew Temple Axel October 6, 2014
- Sonya Thompson Walker / Stand-in February 6, 2012
Crew & Creators
- Greg Nicotero Executive Producer / SFX Makeup January 6, 2012
- Glen Mazzara Showrunner February 23, 2012
- Glen Mazzara Showrunner December 17, 2012
- Glen Mazzara Showrunner February 26, 2013
- Gale Anne Hurd Executive Producer March 27, 2012
- Eric Brown Writer August 30, 2012
- Glenn Gamble Production March 19, 2013
Comic & Novel Creators
- Charlie Adlard Comic Artist January 18, 2013
- Jay Bonansinga Novel Co-Author November 27, 2012
- Fred Berman Audiobook Narrator November 26, 2012
The interview archive on this site offers a deep dive into the minds behind one of television's most celebrated zombie dramas. From the actors who brought iconic survivors to life to the producers and showrunners who steered the series through its many seasons, these conversations capture the passion, the long hours on set, and the creative decisions that shaped the story. Whether discussing character arcs, on-set camaraderie, or the challenges of filming in the Georgia heat, each interview gives fans a closer look at what it really took to build the post-apocalyptic world they know and love.
Cast members featured across these interviews have opened up about everything from their first auditions to the emotional weight of their characters' journeys. The actors discuss how they approached playing survivors in a world overrun by walkers, the relationships that developed between castmates over multiple seasons, and the surprising moments of levity that kept morale high during grueling production schedules. These conversations also touch on the physical demands of the role, from stunt work to makeup application, offering a grounded perspective on what life was like behind the scenes of the hit AMC series.
The crew and creator interviews provide an equally valuable perspective, exploring the technical and storytelling craft that kept the show compelling week after week. Executive producers and special effects artists discuss how they designed the walkers, built practical sets, and choreographed the intense action sequences that became a signature of the series. Showrunners reflect on the pressures of adapting the source material, mapping out season-long arcs, and keeping audiences guessing with twists and cliffhangers. These behind-the-scenes conversations reveal the collaborative effort required to sustain a sprawling ensemble drama across multiple seasons and spin-offs.
For fans of the comics, the television series, and the expanding universe of Fear The Walking Dead, these interviews serve as a valuable companion piece to the episodes themselves. Readers will find insights into how storylines were adapted from the source material, how new characters were introduced to keep the narrative fresh, and how the creative team balanced fan expectations with their own vision. Whether you are a longtime viewer or a newcomer exploring the franchise, these conversations offer a richer understanding of the decisions that shaped the show and the people who made it all happen.