All articles tagged with #jeffrey dean morgan
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Just Jared
In the latest episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City, Hilarie Burton reprised her role as Lucille in a surprise hallucination scene, fulfilling Jeffrey Dean Morgan's wish to bring her back, ahead of the season two finale.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by TVLine
'Destination X' on NBC, hosted by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, is a reality game show where contestants travel across Europe, solving challenges and guessing their locations to win $250,000. The show features confusing clues and a non-VR blindfold, with the first episode ending in Rome, despite the group never visiting the city. Viewers are divided on its entertainment value and clarity.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by People.com
Jeffrey Dean Morgan was convinced by his wife, Hilarie Burton Morgan, to host NBC's new competition series Destination X, despite initial doubts about his suitability for hosting, and he enjoyed the experience of stepping into a new role.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by MLive.com
'Destination X,' a new reality competition series hosted by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, premieres on NBC on May 27, featuring contestants solving puzzles and traveling to mystery locations, with streaming available on Peacock and other services.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Entertainment Weekly
'Destination X' is a new NBC reality competition hosted by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, where contestants travel across Europe living in a bus, solving clues, and guessing their locations to win $250,000, featuring a mix of reality TV alumni and civilians.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by TV Insider
NBC's 'Destination X' is a reality competition hosted by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, where contestants travel across Europe, solve location-based challenges, and compete in strategic gameplay to win $250,000, with the show emphasizing relationships, deception, and adventure.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Entertainment Weekly
Jeffrey Dean Morgan was convinced by his wife Hilarie Burton to host the NBC reality show 'Destination X,' an adaptation of a Belgian series where contestants identify European cities through clues, after initial reluctance and research into the show's playful, troublemaker host style.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Hilarie Burton Morgan celebrated the 15-year anniversary of her first date with husband Jeffrey Dean Morgan by posting a family photo on Instagram. The couple, who were set up on a blind date by friends Jensen Ackles and Daneel, have been married since October 2019 and share two children. Jeffrey commented on the post, calling their long date "awesome." Both actors are currently involved in projects with AMC Networks.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The A.V. Club
The Boys season four will premiere on June 13 on Prime Video, with an eight-episode season ending on July 18. The storyline involves dire circumstances for the characters, including Butcher's limited time, Homelander's power grab, and escalating stakes. A teaser reveals new characters and unsettling developments, with Jeffrey Dean Morgan joining the cast in an undisclosed role. The upcoming battle will feature familiar faces and new additions, promising an action-packed return for fans of the hit superhero series.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon
The Boys season 4 will continue its cynical political commentary, exploring the aftermath of Homelander's actions in season 3. The trailer reveals a divided society, with protests and escalating tensions. Homelander aims to manipulate the world's emotional ruin to position himself as the savior. Victoria Neuman is on the presidential ticket as VP, still under Homelander's control. Butcher is seen reporting to a mysterious character played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. The new season, featuring a star-studded cast, is set to premiere soon.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed
Lauren Cohan discusses her journey playing Maggie in The Walking Dead, her favorite memories from the show, and her excitement for the spin-off series, Dead City, which centers on Maggie and her unlikely partnership with Negan as they traverse NYC. Cohan also talks about the deeper exploration of Maggie's character and trauma in the new series, as well as the differences in filming in a city setting compared to the woods in Georgia.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
The Walking Dead: Dead City, the latest spinoff from the franchise, delivers more of the same formula until the fifth and sixth episodes, where some minor surprises and a shift in storytelling occur. The show is carried by the performances of Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, but suffers from a lack of investment in new characters and monologues that all sound the same. The use of New York City as a setting is underwhelming and the walkers are uninspired. Overall, the show may appeal to fans of the franchise, but may not be enough to lure back those who have lost interest.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
The Walking Dead: Dead City trailer has piqued interest among viewers with its urban environment, mutated zombies, and crackling chemistry between Negan and Maggie. The trailer also features Hershel, who is much older now, and Zeljko Ivanek as the villain known only as The Croat. The show's key art has the tagline "Keep your enemies close."
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
The Walking Dead franchise is taking a tightrope walk with its new spin-off strategy, Dead City, which follows the characters of Maggie and Negan as they try to save Maggie's kidnapped son in zombie-infested Manhattan. The show's stars, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan, face their fears and execute a dangerous stunt on set. Dead City is the first entry in The Walking Dead 2.0 universe and will set the tone for the franchise's future.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
The trailer for The Walking Dead: Dead City, the fifth spinoff in the AMC Networks franchise, features Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan navigating a post-apocalyptic New York City to rescue Maggie's kidnapped son. The series is executive produced by Cohan and Morgan, and overseen by Scott M. Gimple. The Walking Dead: Dead City is set to premiere in 2022.