TheWalkingDead universe isn’t done with Maggie & Negan. AMC greenlights spin-off 'Isle of the Dead' with Lauren Cohan & Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
While The Walking Dead may be in the midst of its final season, AMC does not seem ready to say goodbye to some of the characters from the flagship series. Today, the network has announced that the green light has been given to another series set in the Walking Dead universe. This new spinoff, titled Isle of the Dead, will star Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Isle of the Dead will see Eli Jorné serving as the showrunner and as an executive producer on the new series. Jorné has an overall deal with AMC Studios and has worked for multiple seasons on the original show as a writer and co-executive producer. The spinoff will also be overseen by Scott M. Gimple, who holds the title of chief content officer for The Walking Dead Universe. Cohan and Morgan are also set to serve as executive producers on the series.
“This is a very big day for the expanding universe we are building around The Walking Dead. It not only adds another compelling series to this collection, it extends our storytelling around two unforgettable characters fans have grown to love, hate or hate and then love in Maggie and Negan, brilliantly inhabited by Lauren and Jeffrey.
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