The Walking Dead 14517 Prop Replica Negan's Lucille Bat

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On Talking Dead, Hilarie Burton Morgan stated that she believes that Lucille committed suicide the day Negan left to get her chemotherapy. Hilarie also reveals that she did the stunt where Negan finds Lucille with the plastic bag over her head herself and that Jeffrey Dean Morgan took a little too long removing it while shooting the scene. Hilarie Burton Morgan as Lucille and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan in ‘The Walking Dead’. CREDIT: Josh Stringer/AMC In Issue 119, Carl fires a shot at Negan but fails and hits Lucille instead, shooting a chunk out of it. Kain, Erik. "Negan Isn't The Only Thing Ruining 'The Walking Dead' But He Still Needs To Go". Forbes.

After the horde is destroyed, Negan has a final talk with Maggie. He expresses remorse for killing Glenn and says that, after nearly losing his wife and unborn child, he finally understands what he did to her. Maggie replies that she will never forgive him, but she will try to move on past her anger for her own sake and that of her son. Negan accepts her decision, and he and Annie leave the Commonwealth together to begin a new life. Otterson, Joe (December 10, 2017). " 'Walking Dead' Recap: Tide of War Turns in Midseason Finale (SPOILERS)". Variety . Retrieved December 10, 2017. The real Lucille was sent off in a fire after overdosing. She was trying to free Negan of his responsibility to her and to give him the freedom to move on. Sadly, it took a while for him to get around to doing that. His last link to the old world died when she died. Negan was chosen by Katsuhiro Harada and Michael Murray as a guest character for the fighting game Tekken 7, as they are fans of the television show and the character and thought he be a "perfect fit" for the video game series. Unlike her comic book counterpart who died at the very start of the apocalypse, this version of Lucille was able to survive for seven months into the apocalypse before committing suicide.Just before Negan leaves to go find Lucille’s drugs, she tells him that she knew about Negan’s affair, but that he’s made up for all of his mistakes. It’s a beautiful scene between Hilarie Burton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Lucille Dies, Negan Lives Shortly after Lucille's diagnosis, the outbreak began, but her relationship with Negan is seemingly rekindled. Knowing her time is short, she tries to enjoy herself as much as she can with Negan, watching movies, reading books, and singing songs together. After the chemo for her cancer is ruined, Negan ventures out to go find some for her, despite her insistence not to. Seeing herself as a burden to Negan, she kills herself to set him free from responsibility. Years after her death, Negan still mourns her. He decided to name his bat after her and treat with care, even referring to it as "her." When Negan is exiled from Alexandria, he reflects on his time with her and gives her a proper goodbye and burns Lucille. Lydia • Adam • Keith • Beta • Alpha • Rufus • Mary • Dante • Frances • Rasmus • Sean • Helen • Zion Morgan has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Negan in the television series, earning the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Guest Performer in a Drama Series, [3] MTV Movie Award for Best Villain, [4] and Saturn Award for Best Guest Starring Role on Television. [5] When offered the role of Negan, Morgan immediately accepted, as he was already a fan of the comic book series. [6]

Negan tells Anne about how he named his bat after Lucille. Lucille gave him the strength to go on in the world when it fell apart, so the bat is a symbolic extension of her, as the bat gives Negan strength to carry on. Negan reappears in " Hostiles and Calamities" where he greets Eugene entering the Sanctuary. After determining that Eugene is indeed highly intelligent, Negan allows him to get comfortable within the Sanctuary and even sends him two of his "wives" to provide him with company. When Negan discovers that Sherry ( Christine Evangelista), one of his concubines, is gone, he suspects her of freeing Daryl and has his minion Dwight ( Austin Amelio) - Sherry's husband - beaten and thrown in a cell. When he is convinced that Dwight was not involved and is still loyal, he sends him after Sherry, only to learn that she supposedly was killed by walkers. When he finds evidence of Dr. Carson aiding in Daryl's escape (secretly planted by Dwight), Negan throws him in the fire-pit before apologizing to Dwight for doubting him, and offering condolences for his loss. Negan (full name in the television series: Negan Smith) is a fictional character in the comic book series The Walking Dead and in the television series of the same name. He was the leader of the Saviors, a group of survivors in the Sanctuary that oppresses other survivor communities and forces them to pay tribute to him. In the comics, the character's appearance is based on Henry Rollins, as confirmed by Charlie Adlard. [1] Jeffrey Dean Morgan portrays Negan in the television series, having first appeared in the sixth-season finale. [2] Ausiello, Michael (November 10, 2015). "Jeffrey Dean Morgan Joins Walking Dead Cast as... Infamous Villain Negan!". TVLine . Retrieved November 10, 2015. Lucille - A baseball bat coated in barbed wire that the Player can use as a weapon in The Walking Dead: Onslaught.This is easily the best of the TWD “Bonus Episodes.” To be honest, this would’ve felt at home in the regular season; there were enough characters interacting with each other that it didn’t feel like it was filmed during the pandemic, and having real-life husband and wife Dean Morgan and Burton play the central married couple was both brilliant and practical. Negan first used Lucille against another human in "Here's Negan." After working with a group of marauders, Negan is disgusted by one of them offering up a woman and implying Negan could have his way with her. He confronts the man and two get into a fight. Negan grabs the bat and beats him to death with it. Realizing how he'd need to harden himself to protect people, he wrapped barbed wire around the bat and called it "Lucille." He made a vow to let Lucille protect the others like it had "protected" him. I’m assuming that “army base,” where Carol says a team went out looking for food at the end of the episode, has something to do with the Reapers.

The camp's sadistic warden (Michael Weaver) singles Negan out for his harshest abuse, determined to break him and use him to keep the other prisoners in line, but Negan remains defiant and makes an uneasy alliance with Ezekiel to plan an escape. The warden foils the escape attempt, however, and lines up Negan, Ezekiel, and Annie to be executed via firing squad. At the last moment, Negan and Ezekiel manage to convince the soldiers not to let the warden turn them into murderers, and they turn on their hated boss. Maggie, Gabriel, and Rosita then arrive to free them. Six weeks later, he finds a doctor and his daughter who have plenty of medical supplies, and to get them he threatens both of them, but is so malnourished he goes down with a single thunk of a baseball bat to the head. If the daughter looks familiar, it’s because she’s Laura ( Lindsley Register), one of Negan’s Saviors! Anyway, the end up giving him the medicine Lucille needs, and he heads home with the treatment, a pistol, and a baseball bat, courtesy of Laura. A Tragic Ending Princess • Joshua • Wilhelm • Franklin • Tom • Jesse • Moto • Billy • Mays • Siddiq • Milo • Amelia • Leslie • Eastman • Sam • Christopher • Ana • Craven • Ellen • A.J. • Becca • Mr. Siggard • Mrs. Siggard • Mrs. Blake • Clara • Lucille When asked on the possibility of casting Lucille should the show adapt the Here's Negan special, Jeffrey Dean Morgan has said he would like for his wife and actress, Hilarie Burton Morgan, to play the role on the show. In November 2020, it was confirmed that his wife would be portraying Lucille in Season 10 - Part 3. [2] Prior to the outbreak, Negan lived in Reston, Virginia and was the coach of a local high school, keeping his players in line through intimidation and bullying. He is happily married to his wife, Lucille, but nonetheless has a mistress on the side who doesn't know he is married. During an argument, Lucille collapses and he rushes her to the hospital, where she is diagnosed with cancer. As his wife is tended to, Negan tells his mistress the truth, and she immediately leaves him. When the zombie apocalypse starts, the hospital workers tell Negan they are being forced to abandon the hospital and he should leave with them, but he refuses to leave Lucille's side. Lucille dies when the power goes out, short-circuiting her life-support machine; moments later, she reanimates as a zombie. He flees the hospital and finds a boy being trapped by zombies, and helps to dispatch them with a fire extinguisher. In return, Negan asks the boy to kill Lucille for him. [8] "A Larger World" [ edit ]Schedeen, Jesse (October 17, 2012). "The Walking Dead #103 Review". IGN . Retrieved October 17, 2012. If you’ve watched this show for any length of time, you’ve guessed what becomes of Lucille. While Negan is gone, she dies and turns; he finds a message on the door to their bedroom that reads, “Please don’t leave me like this.” She’d tied herself to the bed to keep herself from hurting him, and he sits by her walker for a long time and then he burns the house down, with her inside it. Davis, Brandon (May 8, 2017). "The Walking Dead's Jeffrey Dean Morgan Wins Best Villain At MTV Awards". Comic Book . Retrieved May 8, 2017. Negan eventually settles into a new group, which would eventually become the Saviors. When a newcomer admits he has raped female survivors, Negan uses the bat to bash his skull in. Negan then wraps the bat in barbed wire and names it "Lucille" after his late wife. He promises that Lucille will protect them all, but also threatens to kill those who would stand in his way with her.

Here’s what the final episode of The Walking Deadseason 10 revealed about Negan and where it leaves him going into season 11: Finding Lucille the Bat Lucille - A baseball bat coated in barbed wire that Negan, The Cold-Blooded uses as his primary weapon. Steven • Tanaka • Alvarado • Amanda • Bello • Licari • Percy • McGinley • Franco • Noah • Dawn • O'Donnell • Bob • Jeffries • Gorman • Joan • Gavin • Hanson

Goldberg, Lesley (November 10, 2015). " 'Walking Dead' Casts Major Comics Villain Negan". The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved November 10, 2015. The Judge - A baseball bat coated in barbed wire that is craftable in The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, used by the Tourist. Negan appears as a playable guest character in the fighting video game Tekken 7, added as the sixth and final part of the second season pass on February 28, 2019, with his appearance based on his television counterpart; Jeffrey Dean Morgan reprised his role. [47] Negan also appeared as a playable character in Brawlhalla. [48] In March 2022, AMC announced that Negan and Maggie (another TWD protagonist), will be in a spin-off called The Walking Dead: Dead City. Both roles will be played by the same actors from the original series. [49] Reception [ edit ]