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| Madison Lintz | |
| Gender: | Female |
| Medium(s): | Television |
| Roles: | Actor |
| Born: | May 11th, 1999 |
| Birthplace: | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Notable works: | The Walking Dead |
| 1st Sci-Fi: | Walking Dead: Tell It to the Frogs |
Madison Lintz is a television actress best known for her role as Sophia Peletier on the AMC television series The Walking Dead. Her character was introduced in the third episode of season one, "Tell It to the Frogs" and she appeared in four episodes from season one in total. She was brought back for season two, and though her character was the core of the season's central storyline, Madison had very little involvement herself. She appeared in the season two premiere, "What Lies Ahead" and made a flashback appearance in "Chupacabra". Her character's final fate was revealed in the season two mid-season break, "Pretty Much Dead Already" and she made a very brief appearance in the beginning of the following episode, "Nebraska".
As an actress[]
The Walking Dead[]
- Walking Dead: Tell It to the Frogs
- Walking Dead: Vatos
- Walking Dead: Wildfire
- Walking Dead: TS-19
- Walking Dead: What Lies Ahead
- Walking Dead: Bloodletting
- Walking Dead: Save the Last One
- Walking Dead: Cherokee Rose
- Walking Dead: Chupacabra
- Walking Dead: Secrets
- Walking Dead: Pretty Much Dead Already
- Walking Dead: Nebraska
Notes & Trivia[]
- Madison Lintz is the daughter of actress Kelly Collins Lintz.
- Madison's younger brother, Macsen Lintz, appeared in "The Well" episode of The Walking Dead, playing a character named Henry.
Other works[]
- It's Supernatural, 2011; "Bruce Allen II: Translation"; Natalia
External Links[]
- Madison Lintz at IMDB
- Madison Lintz at Wikipedia
- Madison Lintz at ShareTV.com
- Madison Lintz at TV.com guide
- Madison Lintz at The Walking Dead Wiki
References[]
 This article relates to actors or production crew members pertaining to The Walking Dead multimedia franchise. This template will categorize articles that include it into the Walking Dead crew members category. |