"The Walking Dead's" Danai Gurira On Being Michonne

[CBR News]

Danai Gurira discusses her role as "The Walking Dead's" katana-wielding Michonne, her character's immediate distrust of the Governor and trust in Rick, performing while drenched in walker guts and more.



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[Eliseu Gouveia]

I never thought about til I read it but it makes sense and would explain one of reasons for her imediatelly diliking Woodbury and the Governor (aside from the fact that he ordered her killed).
She´s like a war vet with PTSD, more confortable in the battlefield than in "civilized" society with white picket fences and trimmed bushes.

[Pink Apocalypse]

I love the character of Michonne, and I *LOVE* Danai's performance!

She is so friggin' cool in every scene it's amazing. And I get frustrated every time somebody disarms her (which seems to happen too often). I can't wait to see more of her after the mid-season break. There's a deep current of emotions and subtle expressions coming from her that some people just don't seem intuitive enough to pick up on.