I thought I’d die from ‘Walking Dead’ injury

Norman Reedus frightened followers in addition to the solid and crew when he suffered a concussion on the set of “The Walking Dead” this previous March.

Whereas it was first reported that it was a easy head harm and he can be recovering quickly, it seems that the accident was extra traumatic than folks initially believed, Reedus revealed.

The actor, 53, spoke to Entertainment Weekly, recalling how the harm was “horrible” and the “entire ordeal for me personally was terrifying.”

“I assumed I used to be going to die,” the “Boondock Saints” actor mentioned. “It was very critical. It was scary. I’ve been hit within the face and the top 1,000,000 occasions. I’ve gone by automotive home windows, however that one rung my bell.”

After the concussion occurred, Reedus — who performs Daryl Dixon — underwent a number of exams to make sure his well being.

“I had a neurologist. I had all kinds of s – – t,” he defined. “I failed the sunshine take a look at. I had a safety guard within the driveway, simply in case. I used to be holding onto the partitions strolling by the rooms. It was nuts.”

Simply a number of weeks after the incident, information surfaced that Reedus was recovering well and can be again on the set of the AMC collection to complete up filming the eleventh and last season.

Because of the mishap, the taking pictures needed to be pushed again a number of weeks and the “Gossip” actor mentioned he felt some culpability for what occurred.

“You’re taking pictures over a yr, and now we’re having to postpone among the taking pictures as a result of I’m mendacity in mattress,” the daddy of two mentioned. “So the guilt of me not being at work and individuals are like, ‘Are we going to go every week over? Are we going two weeks over?’ — that was bothering me.”

The second half of the ultimate season of “The Strolling Lifeless” is about to premiere on Oct. 2 on AMC. The collection finale will shut out the present on Nov. 20.