Nerdist: Since leaving The Walking Dead and his role as hot-blooded antihero Shane Walsh several years ago, Jon Bernthal has — in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street and David Ayer’s Fury — become Hollywood’s go-to guy for playing uncompromising, aggressors who find themselves the victims of real-world violence as often as its perpetrators. But whether he’s portraying hero or villain, the affable actor is keen on finding the humanity in all his characters. I caught up with Bernthal recently to chat about his role in Fury (now out on Blu-ray and DVD) as the hardened G.I. Grady “Coon-Ass” Travis and whether or not he’d return to the undead world of AMC’s The Walking Dead (returning tonight for the second half of its fifth season) via flashbacks…
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