'The Walking Dead': What's Next For Steven Yeun After Glen's Death In 'TWD?' [Details]

 Much to the dismay of "The Walking Dead" fans, the inevitable gruesome death of Glenn Rhee (Steven Yeun) which has been speculated since March of this year has come about. But after seven years being of being chased and outrunning the undead, what does Steven Yeun plan to do next.

@steveyeun #GlennRhee #TWDll miss you pic.twitter.com/9SJIlM2HUC

— Sara77 (@GSara77) October 26, 2016

The buzz from Hollywood Reporter seems to announce that the former "The Walking Dead" actor has signed to star in the film Okja, directed by Bong Joon Ho, a film about a genetically modified pig befriended by a young girl. When the pig grew into a somewhat massive size, the corporation that preciously created the said pig takes him away, leaving the girl, now a teenager, to go on a daring rescue mission to save her friend. The details of the character that would be played by Steven Yeun in this movie have not been revealed.

In March, it was also announced that he would star in a psychological action movie directed by Joe Lynch. Mayhem depicts a corporate law office hit by an unknown virus that makes people carry out their most violent impulses, an ordeal Yeun's character have to survive. Aside from the two movies above, he's also got an upcoming TV show on his hands, an upcoming animated fantasy series that would showcase Yeun's vocal talent along with Ron Perlman, Anton Yelchin and Kelsey Grammer. The series by Guillermo del Toro will officially debut this December 23. So get your streaming game ready.

With the talented actor no longer involved with the show, will "The Walking Dead" series, and more importantly, the fan base move past from this tragedy? Or would it cause the show to lose some punch?

MY THOUGHTS ON #TWD Horrible season opener, even aside from #GlennRhee, my fav character, killed. I have an excuse to quit watching now. — #MakeDCListen™ (@RickCanton) October 24, 2016

One thing is for sure though, Glenn might be dead but "The Walking Dead" memes are not.

 Hmm

Here's a video showcasing Gleen Rhee of "The Walking Dead" death scene.