Preview tonight’s mid-season finale of The Walking Dead! I can’t wait to see what Michonne will do next. Will she try to kill Negan?
New video commentary was released by AMC this week, featuring Danai adding some insight to the sneak peek we saw previously. The scene in this clip is also a little longer than that one, showing Michonne dragging the walkers away at the end. Everything I’ve heard says this episode will be pretty crazy!
Michonne won't bow down to the saviors. Find out more about Sunday's intense #TWD from @DanaiGurira. https://t.co/ufFRqy5NwR
— The Walking Dead on AMC (@WalkingDead_AMC) December 2, 2016
AMC also announced that Danai will be live-tweeting during the episode on Sunday night! So here’s your chance to ask her questions and interact with her while the episode airs. I’m excited! 😀
Tweet LIVE with @DanaiGurira this Sunday during the all new #TWD at 9|8c. pic.twitter.com/tax7e9rFUQ
— The Walking Dead on AMC (@WalkingDead_AMC) December 3, 2016
November 27th, 2016 Author: Tanea The Walking Dead - Videos
A new sneak peek was released for the next episode! It features Michonne out on her own after she left Alexandria to “figure things out” in episode 5. I can’t wait to see what she’s up to!
Indiewire reported this week that Jessica Chastain is set to produce a drama based on the true story of the Black Mambas, an all-female group who combat poaching in South Africa, written by Danai Gurira. Jessica Chastain best known for her acting work, appearing recently in “The Huntsman: Winter’s War” and “Miss Sloane.” There is no news just yet on who might direct or star in the project. This is breaking news and the project is in early development, so the details could change, but I’m really excited about this! Very happy to see these two talented women work together!
Photo via Jessica-Chastain.com
Danai Gurira, who was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Play earlier this year for Eclipsed, was among the honorees at the Theatre Communications Group (TCG)’s Annual Gala on November 14th in New York! Danai was chosen for the honor for her accomplishments and work in theatre, along with Tony-nominated Broadway producers Stephen C. Byrd and Alia Jones-Harvey, and the Vilcek Foundation and Rick Kinsel. For decades, the Theatre Communications Group’s mission has been to “strengthen, nurture, and promote the professional not-for-profit American theatre.”
I’ve got some pictures and a red carpet interview from the event, below, along with a blurb from her speech and a few links to press coverage. Congrats to Danai for the incredible honor!
