Jeffrey Dean Morgan nailed the role of Negan on The Walking Dead, but other actors were considered to play the bat-wielding ...

Jeffrey Dean Morgan played one of the all-time great TV villains as Negan on The Walking Dead, but he did have a major issue ...

Dead City has unleashed its latest villain, who might be TWD's most unhinged antagonist yet, even outshining Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan.

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Actor Joe Don Baker, who starred as a crusading Tennessee sheriff in the 1973 film “Walking Tall,” died on May 7, his family announced. He was 89. Baker, who also had roles in three films from ...

Joe Don Baker, the actor known for starring in "Walking Tall" and three James Bond movies, has died. He was 89. Baker died on May 7, according to an obituary shared by his family on Tuesday.

Actor Joe Don Baker, whose star turn in “Walking Tall” and appearances in three Bond films endeared him to legions of fans, has died. The character actor known for his versatility was 89.

Baker later led the unexpected box office hit Walking Tall in 1973 in which he played Tennessee Sheriff Buford Pusser, who put everything on the line to clean up his town of crime and corruption.

Joe Don Baker, the prolific character actor who appeared in Seventies classics like Walking Tall and Junior Bonner and a trio of James Bond movies, has died at the age of 89. The Groesbeck ...

Joe Don Baker, the Texas native who starred in “Walking Tall” and took part in the James Bond franchise, died May 7, his family announced. He was 89. No cause of death was provided.

Lori died during childbirth in Season 3. Jeffrey Dean Morgan appeared in The Walking Dead as one of the most well-known villains to have ever been on television. In the show, she took up the role of ...

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