lauren cohan played lauren cohan in the walking dead.
lauren cohan played lauren cohan in the walking dead.
who does lauren cohan play in the walking dead?
lauren cohan
in april 2011, cohan was cast in her most notable role as maggie greene on "the walking dead", an amc horror drama series based on the comic book series of the same name. she first appeared in season two as a recurring character, but she was among the starring roles at the start of season three. the drama was the highest-rated series in cable television history in 2015. at the conclusion of the eighth season, cohan finished her contract on "the walking dead" as a series regular. it was later reported cohan had not reached an agreement to sign on for season 9 as a main cast member due to a pay dispute, as she demanded an enhanced salary closer to her male co-stars andrew lincoln and norman reedus. amc refused, and cohan began making herself available for tv pilots. she would then take the role of cia operative francesca "frankie" trowbridge in the abc's "whiskey cavalier", co-starring with scott foley. it was later confirmed she had reached an agreement to appear in season nine of "the walking dead", limited to five episodes in the first half of the season. "whiskey cavalier" was picked up to series in may, and premiered on february 24, 2019.
lauren cohan
the walking dead: original soundtrack – vol. 1









































the walking dead: original soundtrack – vol. 1 is a soundtrack album featuring tracks from and inspired by amc's television series "the walking dead" released march 17, 2013, by universal republic records.









































prior to the album's release, some of the tracks were released as digital singles starting with "the parting glass" by series stars emily kinney and lauren cohan in october 2012. the album peaked at number 54 on the "billboard" 200 chart for the week of april 6.









































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the walking dead: original soundtrack – vol. 1