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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2024 · 19 MIN

French Talents in the Apocalypse: Daryl Dixon and Carol's Book Explored

from Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi · host Tony Tellado

In this special edition of Sci-Fi Talk, host Tony Tellado delves into the world of "The Walking Dead" universe with a prime focus on the characters Carol and Daryl. This episode features exclusive interviews with some of the key actors from the series,  Anne Charrier and Romain Levi, offering a deep dive into their roles, experiences, and the broader narrative arcs of their characters. With insights on the character transformations, makeup experiences, filming in iconic locations, and their thoughts on the Daryl-Carol relationship, the actors bring forth a new dimension to the beloved apocalyptic drama. Subscribe to Sci-Fi Talk Plus Forever Price of 1.99 and a year free trial. 

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In this special edition of Sci-Fi Talk, host Tony Tellado delves into the world of ”The Walking Dead” universe with a prime focus on the characters Carol and Daryl. This episode features exclusive interviews with some of the key actors from the series, Anne Charrier and Romain Levi.

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