In addition to his permanent role as Daryl Dixon on «The Walking Dead», Norman Reedus is always happy to take on roles in indie or low-budget productions such as «Sky» or «Triple 9». The biker series “Ride” starts in June with the “The Walking Dead” star and the new poster shows the usual cool Reedus who is ready to take viewers on a special kind of road trip.
With its new Ride series, Reedus has fulfilled a long-cherished wish. In six episodes he can live out his great passion for biking and at the same time go on a road trip through the American expanses with similarly passionate motorcycle freaks. On his travels he wants to explore the local biker scene and pursue his hobby together with the country's best collectors, mechanics and craftsmen. Each hour-long episode takes Reedus and his respective fellow biker through the United States, including North Carolina, Florida, California, Texas, and Louisiana. Reedus and his guest stars (including Peter Fonda, Robert Rodriguez and Balthazar Getty) take a break at bike shops, tattoo artists or typical highway dinners.
Although the actor has the image of the rough-necked biker gone, he describes himself more as a nice guy next door. In his new series he can combine his two passions, working in front of the camera and motorcycles. From October he can be seen again in full action in "The Walking Dead" season 7. Hopefully he won't trade the role for another job any time soon... His new series will also be produced by AMC and will be broadcast from June 12, 2016. If it turns out to be as cool and casual as the poster suggests, we can already look forward to many new and cool highlights.
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