Q & Andy: Norman Reedus

ABOVE: NORMAN REEDUS. PHOTO COURTESY OF PATRICK MCMULLAN.

Norman Reedus can’t walk down the street without being asked for a selfie. As the star of AMC’s most-watched show The Walking Dead, and with significant roles in cult movies like The Boondock Saints, the New York-based actor and photographer has an ever-growing and extremely devoted fanbase. Earlier this week, Reedus headed down to Georgia to teach a master class at the Savannah College of Art and Design as part of the Savannah Film Festival.

ANDY WARHOL: Where were you born?

NORMAN REEDUS: Hollywood, Florida

WARHOL: What did you have for breakfast?

REEDUS: A mini watermelon and coffee.

WARHOL: Are you a good cook?

REEDUS: I can poach an egg pretty well.

WARHOL: What would be your ideal role?

REEDUS: Jef Costello in Le samouraï (1967).

WARHOL: How do you keep your good looks?

REEDUS: Watermelon, chocolate, motorcycles, cats.

WARHOL: When do you get nervous?

REEDUS: Every single day.

WARHOL: How do you fight off all the groupies?

REEDUS: I try not to.

WARHOL: How come you didn’t become an inventor?

REEDUS: I invent people all the time.

WARHOL: What are you reading right now?

REEDUS: The Bikeriders by Danny Lyon.