The Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus spoke exclusively with HollywoodLife.com on Apri 2 at the premiere of Fox Searchlight Pictures’ Trance, hosted by the Cinema Society & Montblanc. On the carpet, Norman spilled some juicy details about season four, following the explosive season three finale that aired on March 31.

‘The Walking Dead’ Season 4 Spoilers

Norman told HollywoodLife.com exclusively, “I think [the governor's] evolution of a bad guy is not dead yet. To reach the comic book status, like in the comic book, the guy is so ferocious, he’s on the precipice of becoming that guy. So the last episode wasn’t about the war, it was about who is becoming what in that world. Carl, what he has become, Rick what he has become, what Daryl has become. That’s the intro into season 4.”

Fans are well aware that The Walking Dead ended season three on a very dark note. But according to Norman, the governor won’t be the only character going down a dark path.

“[Carl's] dark right now. I think he’s going to get much darker. I think all of us are real dark right now.”

As for Daryl?

“I think having these people relying on [Daryl] is something he’s never had before and he has this new sense of self worth that he never thought he could ever have. So through these people, that’s the glue that’s keeping him around. I think he’ll go hard again after [killing] Merle. I think Merle is going to shut him down for a minute.”

Norman Is Celebrating ‘The Walking Dead’s’ Success

If only October, when season four premieres, would come quickly! These spoilers have us aching for new episodes. For now, Norman is celebrating the show’s success. After the premiere of Trance, Norman and all the other attendees drank Grey Goose cocktails at the triplex Penthouse at 497 Greenwich Street.

What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Are you excited for season four? And tell us if you’d like to read recaps of Walking Dead on HollywoodLife.com!

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Stars of The Walking Dead, Steven Yeun, Danai Gurira, and Norman Reedus joined creator, Robert Kirkman, to share their thoughts on the likelihood of their hit TV show becoming a blockbuster film. You might be surprised with what they had to say!

A ‘The Walking Dead’ Movie?

At the Spike TV VGA Awards, when HollywoodLife.com got to speak to creator Robert EXCLUSIVELY, we asked about the possibility of a movie version of the show being created after the series has completed, and Robert was quick to say, “I don’t really care, I want the comic book to survive everything. If the TV show went 10 or 15 seasons, and then maybe a movie some day. I just want when all calms down, and when nobody likes The Walking Dead anymore, and everybody hates me, that I am still in my basement doing the comic. I want to be on issue 2000 and still having fun! That is the ultimate goal for me, hopefully I have money in the savings account by then.”

But the cast of the hit show were much more excited at the opportunity, and Norman, who plays Daryl Dixon in the AMC show, gushed, “We have talked about films and ideas for films, and that would be cool. But it feels like we already shoot mini films already. Saying that, I would love to see it on the big screen!”

And co-star Steven, who plays fan favorite, Glenn, was quick to EXCLUSIVELY add, “A film would be crazy! I think that would be a great opportunity!”

Now, granted, a film would be a few years down the line since the show is pulling in incredible ratings, but what a way to end it with a film, don’t you think?

So HollywoodLifers, would you want to see a film come out of The Walking Dead series? Sound off below!

Russ Weakland

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