Jeffrey DeMunn

Birth Name:

Jeffrey DeMunn

Birth Place:

Buffalo, New York, United States

Profession

Actor

The Walking Dead's Robert Kirkman Dissects Midseason Finale, Teases What's Next

[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Sunday's The Walking Dead midseason finale. Read at your own risk!] The Walking Dead ended the first half of Season 4 with a bang — literally. After The Governor (David Morrissey) tried and failed to take the prison without any bloodshed, he...

Mon, Dec 2, 2013

The Walking Dead's Robert Kirkman Dissects Midseason Finale, Teases What's Next

First Look: All Hell Breaks Loose in Trailer for TNT's Mob City

The battle between cops and gangsters heats up in this brand new trailer for TNT's Mob City (premiering Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 9/8c). Acclaimed Walking Dead executive producer/director Frank Darabont explores the world of 1940's Los Angeles in this noir thriller, which also stars Dead alums Jon Bernthal and Jeffrey DeMunn. The series focuses on real-life accounts of the City of Angel's violent criminal underworld, featuring infamous mob figures such as Mickey Cohen and Bugsy Siegel. And judging by the number of bullet-ridden bodies and bloodied faces in the trailer, the show pulls no punches with its realism.

Fri, Oct 11, 2013

First Look: All Hell Breaks Loose in Trailer for TNT's Mob City

TNT Orders Six Episodes of Frank Darabont's Period L.A. Noir Drama

The ambitious L.A. noir drama developed by The Walking Dead's Frank Darabont has landed a series order at TNT. The cable network has ordered six episodes of the untitled show, which stars Walking Dead alum Jon Bernthal as Joe Teague, an ex-Marine turned LAPD cop during the city's rough-and-tumble 1940s.

Wed, Oct 17, 2012

TNT Orders Six Episodes of Frank Darabont's Period L.A. Noir Drama

The Walking Dead Bosses Dissect Season 2, Look Ahead to "Action-Packed" Season 3

Say goodbye to the farm and hello to the gritty and dangerous prison! That's where viewers will find the survivors when The Walking Dead returns for Season 3. But don't expect the prison to be a new stronghold for Rick (Andrew Lincoln) & Co. in the post-apocalyptic world in which the AMC series takes place. In fact, showrunner Glen Mazzara likens it to a haunted house. (Move over, American Horror Story!) The prison isn't the only new setting. In fact, the season will be divided between the prison and the town of Woodbury, where the newly introduced villain The Governor (David Morrissey) holds court. Could that be where the missing Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) has been camped out all these months? To get the scoop on Season 3 — and dissect the at-times controversial Season 2 — TVGuide.com turned to...

Mon, Jul 2, 2012

The Walking Dead Bosses Dissect Season 2, Look Ahead to "Action-Packed" Season 3

Walking Dead's Jeffrey DeMunn, Andrew Rothenberg Land Roles in L.A. Noir

Fear not, Walking Dead fans: If your favorite character gets killed off, they'll just end up on Frank Darabont's new TNT crime drama L.A. Noir. Dead alums Jeffrey DeMunn and Andrew Rothenberg have joined the cast of the new pilot, which chronicles the dangerous underbelly of Los Angeles in the '40s and '50s, namely, the battle between gangster Mickey Cohen and L.A. police Chief William Parker. The Walking Dead's Jon Bernthal in talks to join new Frank Darabont pilot TVGuide.com has learned that DeMunn, whose Dead character Dale died at the end of Season 2, will play...

Tue, May 1, 2012