"Giving blood, or being almost a needle, is the host horrendous," she says, wrapping her hands around a mug of half-decaf espresso in an eatery close Central Park in New York City. "At one late physical, I thought, 'I'll simply look so I recognize what's occurring, and it won't be terrible'— and I blacked out. The fake stuff? Forget about it. Simply don't enter my skin."
The fake stuff, obviously, has been universal on The Walking Dead—the dirty AMC hit arrangement about a zombie end times—since the show's presentation in 2010. Lauren plays Maggie, an agriculturist's little girl turned zombie butt kicker, a part that is as enthusiastic as it is physical. With the arrangement now in its seventh season, we sat down with Lauren, 34, to discuss
The fake stuff, obviously, has been universal on The Walking Dead—the dirty AMC hit arrangement about a zombie end times—since the show's presentation in 2010. Lauren plays Maggie, an agriculturist's little girl turned zombie butt kicker, a part that is as enthusiastic as it is physical. With the arrangement now in its seventh season, we sat down with Lauren, 34, to discuss