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The Walking Dead: Dead City Saison 2 Première Date de sortie Confirmé - IGN FAN FEST 2025

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 28,2025

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Première Date de révélation à IGN Fan Fest 2025: 4 mai 2025.

IGN a dévoilé un clip exclusif et des interviews avec Scott Gimple (chef du contenu), Lauren Cohan (Maggie) et Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan) lors du festival des fans 2025 jour 2.

Cohan a décrit l'état émotionnel de Maggie dans la saison 2: "Malheureusement, les choses ne sont pas aussi idylliques que l'on pourrait l'espérer", a-t-elle expliqué. "La navigation sur la vie de famille avec un fils adolescent et Ginny à mes soins présente des défis domestiques liés au milieu de la toile de fond apocalyptique. La survie, la sécurité et même le sommeil sont des préoccupations constantes avant que la prochaine menace majeure ne survienne."

Play Morgan a discuté du passage de Negan du méchant au favori des fans et à sa situation actuelle: "Negan est fermement sous le contrôle de la Dama et du Croate, dans un territoire inconnu", a-t-il déclaré. "Il va prendre le contrôle du contrôle, mais il est dans une situation difficile, en difficulté au départ." Il a également réfléchi à Lucille, sa batte emblématique barbelée: "Lucille ... que puis-je dire? J'adore ça! C'est le seul accessoire que j'ai jamais aimé transporter. Cela ramène de bons souvenirs - mais pas pour Lauren!"

Gimple a taquiné le conflit de la saison 2: "Il n'y a pas d'antagoniste principal. La dynamique du pouvoir change constamment. C'est plus complexe, politique, puis il devient physique."

IGN a également partagé les premières minutes de l'épisode de première de la saison 2.

Play The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 sera présenté sur AMC le 4 mai 2025. Restez à l'écoute pour plus d'annonces Fan Fest 2025.

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