![]() ![]() “It was such an heartwarming and wholesome moment between them,” Wang said.Īnother video published later that day shows Whisper handing the Stranger Things actor a piece of cardboard bearing their signature. ![]() She said that no one knew Bower would react this way, as the two had never been previously introduced. Wang told Storyful that Bower “ LEAPED out from behind the signing desk” when he recognized Whisper, having seen all of their videos on social media. In the video, a rather flustered Bower asks the cosplayer, who gives their name as Ryan, to perform their signature tongue-clicking sound before saying, “I love you so much!” and later adding, “I’m sorry, I just had a meltdown.” The heart-warming moment was recorded by Jade Wang, of Spookers Haunted Attractions, and shows the English actor hugging Whisper, who performs as a “comfort creature” at Spookers. You can follow along with our "Walking Dead" coverage here.Even celebrities can be shy in front of their idols, as self-proclaimed “total fangirl” Jamie Campbell Bower experienced on March 25, when he met a cosplayer at the Armageddon Expo in Tauranga, New Zealand. You can plan to see much more of Alpha and her Whisperers moving forward for the rest of the season. Alpha’s still recovering from her injuries so Negan’s reluctant to inflict more pain, but Alpha insists - and then insists it’s Negan’s turn. Meanwhile, Alpha and Negan are bonding by whipping each other’s arms. "They have trained themselves for so long to deal with these threats in a very specific way," added Nicotero. THE WHISPERERS The episode begins with Beta and the other Whisperers tapping trees and draining the sap. Now, they have no idea how to protect themselves. It establishes that the people that we have come to love - Michonne, and Daryl and all our core cast, now the rules have completely changed. "One of the reasons why I love the is not only is it a great introduction to the Whisperers, but it sets the table for everything that's going to happen in the second half of the season. It's unlike 'The Walking Dead' that people are accustomed to and that's exactly what we want," said Nicotero. "The fact that 10 years later, nine-and-a-half years later, we're able to craft this story that is genuinely unnerving and creepy, I think is a tribute to everybody involved. It's something the show had never played with before and the rest of this season will lean into this horror aspect more. When Jesus was surprisingly killed, you didn't know that walker was going to be revealed to be a person. The addition of the Whisperers to the show at the end of last year was arguably the first time "The Walking Dead" ever felt a bit scary. The Whisperers spy on The Hilltop in a scene lifted directly from the comics. Of course, you can't design the looks for the three main Whisperers - Alpha, Beta, and Lydia - without drawing some inspiration from Robert Kirkman's comic that serves as the basis of the show. "For me, there's something really creepy and spooky about a creature that has no remorse and no compassion or emotion in its face," Nicotero said of diving into the Whisperer look. You really only get a sense of what's behind the mask by seeing the eyes." ", it's the classic horror movie trove of of the emotionless killer that doesn't react. "We feel like we've pushed the envelope on walker zombie makeup design over and over again for the last nine years," Nicotero told INSIDER. ![]() The group is notorious for wearing zombie skin over their faces as terrifying masks they sew up from the back. After years of waiting, Nicotero was really excited to finally get to bring these characters to the TV show. With the entry of the show's latest threat, the Whisperers, Nicotero faced a new challenge - creating a stationary zombie face that still evokes the same emotion as a regular one. " The Walking Dead's" Greg Nicotero has been designing walkers for the AMC zombie drama for nearly a decade. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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