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Elle UK May 2000
Fun interview with Helena from 2000. Little mentions of Mingus and Reedus!
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Yeah, I felt awful. I felt really, really bad. It was funny ‘cause when the car takes her away, she’s like, “God, I wonder what’s gonna happen.” I go, “You know, I was talking to everybody and they were telling me that you shave your head. I don’t even know, all I know is your head is completely shaved bald.” And she was looking at me like, “Are you serious?” I go, “Yeah, you’re a cue ball!” So all day I was teasing her, telling her she should change her band name to Little Bald Beth. I kind of just toyed with her all day, I thought it was funny. I don’t think she thought it was funny, but I thought it was really funny.
Norman Reedus answers - “Emily is such a sweet, soft-spoken lady. Was it weird blowing up at her in “Still”?
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/03/13/norman-reedus-daryl-doesn-t-need-romance-the-walking-dead-isn-t-about-erections.html
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What does Daryl Dixon smell like? (YT: 'The Walking Dead's' Norman Reedus Describes His Perfect Zombie Kill in Wrapid Fire!)
'The Walking Dead's' Norman Reedus Describes His Perfect Zombie Kill in Wrapid Fire!(03:53)
Norman Reedus Interview for So It Goes by James Wright
It has been a long time coming, but Norman Reedus is at peace. In 1991, the actor was earning seven dollars and fifty cents an hour working in a busted Harley repair shop in Venice Beach, California. He’d followed a girl from Japan over to LA, but it didn’t work out. Neither did the job. One night he found himself angry and drunk at a party in the Hills and - Hollywood being Hollywood - his abusive tirade won him a part in a play. Fast-forward twenty years and a career’s worth of roles in dark, violent and barely seen independent films, Reedus was a man in he shadows, flirting with photography, art and the idea of giving up acting for good. And then it all changed. AMC’s The Walking Dead - the critically acclaimed show about survival in post-apocalyptic, zombie-ridden Georgia - has transformed Reedus, at forty-six into one of the most recognisable faces on American television. His poncho-wearing, crossbow-toting hillbilly with a heart, Daryl Dixon, looks like it could be just the start.
Norman Reedus Interview for So It Goes For normanreedusinterviews. Written transcript can be found here.
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April 2015
Norman Reedus for So It Goes Magazine (x/x/x/x)
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GMA: “The rest of the gang cleaned up, but Daryl protested…”
Norman Reedus: " I have a titanium glance" (translation of Italian Vanity Fair March Issue)
[Mod note: Special thanks to ludegio, who provided this translation for us, from the original text in Italian to English. We’ve tweaked some minor points for clarity. Scans are available here.]
Norman Reedus: “I have a titanium glance” by Marco De Martino
He hunts zombies in a post apocalyptic series, but also in life he doesn’t miss anything done. From the encounter with a super model, to the clash with a truck “sent” by REM that left a metallic memory.
He’s coming back to Chattanooga, Georgia, to shoot another season of The Walking Dead, the zombie apocalypse that has made him famous as Daryl Dixon, the survivor who kills living dead with a crossbow.
"I have lived there for five years, for about eight months a year and it is great: every morning I get up, I take the Harley and go on the set," says Norman Reedus.
"We work in the oppressive, humid, and hot; and we are always covered in mud and blood. So much, that often we don’t even need makeup, even black eyes or scars, as we get hurt all the time. But it is a joy, it’s like being children again."
Tommaso Mei_Editorial&Portraits_Norman Reedus Vanity Fair
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'The Walking Dead's' Norman Reedus: I Want to See Daryl Get Mean Again
Still sighing with relief that Norman Reedus’s Daryl survived The Walking Dead Season 5 finale, and thus you can abandon your rioting plans? So is the actor, who tells Yahoo TV he not only doesn’t want to see Daryl die, ever, but he’s already got an alternative idea, should Daryl ever need to splinter off from Rick’s group.
The actor, who has three big-screen releases ( Sky, Triple 9, and Air, a sci-fi thriller produced by Robert Kirkman) on the horizon this year, also talks about how he thinks we’re making too much fuss about Daryl’s new friendship with Aaron, how we should be afraid (very afraid) of the Wolves, the status of Andy Lincoln’s beard (which would be a great band name), and what’s on his Daryl wish list for Season 6 (hint: anger).
“You get the new scripts for the show, and how long does it take you to learn it?” [Norman Reedus for Chevy’s #bestdayever]
Norman Reedus crashes college class to surprise students
Reedus talked to fans about the show, warmly referring to the cast as "family," and immediately recalled his favorite episode. Unsurprisingly, it's "Still" (Season 4, Episode 12) — or the one where Beth and Daryl drink moonshine and everyone realized they belonged together forever.
As expected, the students tried to get any possible Walking Dead secrets out of Reedus, but the actor claimed that he had none to spill.
"They're like Fort Knox," he said of the real secret keepers, the executive producers.
True to Daryl Dixon's soft-spoken character, Reedus admitted that he doesn't actually memorize lines until the day of filming. While he and his character also share the same interest in weaponry and motorcycles (and all-black wardrobe), their ways of handling a zombie apocalypse are rather different.
"I'd probably break into a Four Seasons and watch South Park," Reedus said, matter-of-factly. When asked how his character would die if he had the choice (and if the producers would want to disappoint his many fans), he calmly said Daryl would simply walk off into the distance, on a hill, and a puppy would appear out of nowhere and follow him.
"People would just be like, 'What happened to that guy?'" he said. Though we're pretty sure the Internet would not let that one go, considering "If Daryl goes, we riot," is the meme-like battle cry created by his fans.
April 1, 2015
The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus talks Daryl's big season finale
[SPOILER ALERT: Read on only if you have already watched Sunday’s “Conquer” season finale of The Walking Dead.]
[mod note: that’s season 5′s finale]
It looked like it might be curtains for Daryl Dixon when he and Aaron unwittingly unleashed an army of zombies and then took refuge in a car surrounded by the flesh-eaters in Sunday’s season finale of The Walking Dead. But they fought their way to freedom—with the help of Rick’s old friend Morgan. We talked to star Norman Reedus about the finale, as well as the season as a whole, and what he knows about next season of The Walking Dead.
I noticed a few of these scenes with you in the finale were actually filmed for the episode beforehand and they held them for the finale, I guess because they had an extra 30 minutes to play with here. Were you aware before you saw it that those scenes had moved?
Yeah, I had thought that was going to happen. And [showrunner Scott Gimple] is so good at what he does mapping out these episodes and I knew it would be great.
Walking Dead star Norman Reedus shares behind-the-scenes intel on Daryl's big episode
It was a important episode for Daryl Dixon Sunday night on The Walking Dead. Alexandria’s brooding outsider finally accepted both a dinner invitation and a job in the community to join Aaron as a recruiter. But his most important and symbolic move may have been refusing to take one of the guns that Carol had smuggled out in case they needed to use them against their seemingly hospitable hosts. We talked to the man who plays Daryl, Norman Reedus, about all of that and more, including the loss of Buttons the horse…R.I.P.
Before we get into Daryl and his evolution in this episode and maybe softening his stance a bit here on this new society and his role in it, why has he been so standoff-ish with these new people? Is it because of Terminus and Woodbury, or is that just Daryl’s natural way, to be uncomfortable and untrustworthy of strangers?
He’s pretty conservative and I don’t think he trusts people right off the bat. There’s another element to it: I don’t think Daryl would have liked living in a suburban housing development evenbefore the zombie apocalypse. Daryl’s the type of guy who likes to be on the road. He likes to keep moving. I don’t know that this town, if he’s feeling it—especially right off the bat. It all seems too easy. I know a lot of their group wants to find refuge and find a place to put their hat, but I don’t know if Daryl wears a hat.