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Apr 18, 2021 · That was exactly the case with Dillahunt, whose character, John Dorie, was killed off of Fear The Walking Dead in last week’s midseason premiere, one of the most devastating episodes ever in...
Garret Dillahunt is an American actor who portrayed John Dorie in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Garret Dillahunt grew up in the state of Washington and attended the University of Washington where he studied journalism.
Apr 12, 2021 · Garret Dillahunt reacts to John Dorie shocker on Fear the Walking Dead. The actor says he first approached producers about an exit strategy during season 5.
Dillahunt played Kassen, the leader of a group of mercenaries and drug runners who retrieve the drug stash and plan to kill Joe Braven and his family. He joined the regular cast of the fourth season of Fear the Walking Dead as John Dorie.
Nov 2, 2020 · Actor Garret Dillahunt talks with CBR about what John Dorie has been up to in Fear the Walking Dead Season 6, and what's still to come. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Fear the Walking Dead Season 6, Episode 4, "The Key," which aired Sunday on AMC.
Apr 12, 2021 · Our recap of Fear the Walking Dead Season 6, Episode 8, reveals who dies (and therefore who's leaving) in midseason premiere 'The Door.'
Apr 3, 2018 · Back in 2015, actor Garret Dillahunt -- of Deadwood, The Mindy Project, Hand of God and more -- publicly lobbied for the role of charming-yet-psychotic baseball bat-wielding Negan on AMC's The Walking Dead.
Dillahunt is currently filming the new season of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead as a series regular. He will soon be seen opposite Viola Davis in Steve McQueen’s new movie Widows.
Apr 17, 2018 · ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Star Garrett Dillahunt on His “Harrowing” Season 4 Journey. The 'Deadwood' alum reveals the truth behind his near miss as Negan, and how he wound up playing a much more...
Apr 12, 2021 · Garret Dillahunt, who played John Dorie for two and a half seasons, gives arguably his best performance on Fear the Walking Dead, showing us the deepest layers of his character’s pain, and then...
