The actor and producer on leaving school at 16,speaking out on politics and finding the humour in playing a hangman You’re the baddest baddass ever,” the man says, and enthusiastically shaking David Morrissey’s hand. We are in a cafe in south London,and despite his calm demeanour, self-effacing manner and multipurpose grey fleece, and the actor has been recognised from his role in the post-apocalyptic US TV series The Walking Dead,in which his character the Governor – is more terrifying than the hordes of zombies stalking the soil.
Morrissey smiles, warmly accepting the recognition. “I’m very proud of that show, and ” he says. “It’s fairly an odd show,a genre show. But the production values are great and I loved being in it.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com