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'The Walking Dead' has finished filming after 12 years. Here's how the cast and crew reacted to wrapping the final episode.

Kirsten AcunaApr 2, 2022, 18:32 IST

"TWD" cast and crew are seen in a photo released by the show's official Twitter account.AMC/Twitter

"The Walking Dead" wrapped filming its series finale on March 30 after 11 seasons and 12 years.
The close-knit cast and crew shared photos, videos, and goodbyes on social media.

Star Norman Reedus thanked everyone who has come on this journey for the past 12 years.

Executive producer, director, and special make-up effects supervisor Greg Nicotero shared a sweet video with Reedus.

Lauren Cohan showed off some "TWD" swag from the final season while sharing her gratitude.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan shared a fan compilation of moments with the cast.

Paola Lázaro said it's "bittersweet" for the show to be done filming.

Paola Lázaro as Juanita "Princess" Sanchez on "TWD."Josh Stringer/AMC

Lynn Collins congratulated everyone on wrapping the series and reflected on joining the show near its end.

Khary Payton shared a "TWD" comic cover sharing his likeness as his character, Ezekiel.

Ross Marquand shared a simple black-and-white photo marking the "end of an era."

Executive producer Denise Huth shared a behind-the-scenes image from the final day of shooting.

Director of photography Duane Charles Manwiller has been sharing behind-the-scenes photos from the final season.

Showrunner Angela Kang shared a video of the series' wrap on Instagram.

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