Where You Can See Your Favorite Walking Dead Stars Before Next Season Starts

Catch Reedus in the upcoming indie drama Sky with Diane Krüger, and the six episode-long show Ride With Norman Reedus, this June on AMC.

Glenn's dashing alter ego will star alongside David Tennant and Felicia Day in Chew, an animated movie about a detective who gets psychic impressions from everything he eats. The release date hasn't been announced yet, but you can get your hands on the graphic novel that inspired it in the meantime.

McDermitt will ditch Eugene's mullet to appear in two movies, Middle Man and Odious, both due later this year.

Although it's hard to imagine Gurira as anyone other than Michonne, the actress is set to star as Afeni Shakur in the highly anticipated Tupac biopic, All Eyez on Me.

Riggs isn't venturing far from the horror genre. He's set to appear in the upcoming film Keep Watching, with Bella Thorne and Ioan Gruffudd, about a terrifying home invasion.

In addition to her recent haircut, one of the biggest theories about why Maggie will be the one to die in the season finale has to do with Cohan's casting in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and All Eyez on Me alongside Gurira.

Long before he was scaredy-cat Father Gabriel, Gilliam was starring in the long-running Teen Wolf series (where you can still find him), and he has a role as a police officer in the sci-fi thriller Police State, which will be released later in 2016.

McBride will take a break from playing the complex Carol to lend her immense talent to the movie The Happys, which also stars Janeane Garofalo.

After closing out the sixth season as Morgan, James will put down his bo staff for a role in the movie Double Play with La La Anthony.

Marquand's jaw-dropping impressions will no doubt be on full display when he lends his voice to the children's animated film Sheep & Wolves, which also features the vocal talents of Ruby Rose and Tom Felton.