Besides playing in the music video Judas by Lady Gaga, Norman also was in music videos for: Radiohead, Bjork, R.E.M. and Keith Richards.
Norman is a photographer. In the winter of 2011, he held an exhibit of his work that was taken on the set of The Walking Dead. All proceeds went to Oxham International.
Norman played the character of Judas in the Lady Gaga music video Judas.
Norman used to work in a Harley Davidson shop, while in Venice, CA.
Norman was married to Helena Christensen, a model, for five years. They got a divorce in 2003.
Norman was once a Prada model.
Norman is of Irish descent.
Norman Reedus is 5'10".
In a car accident February, 2005 in Berlin, Germany, after attending a REM concert.
He received some damage to the left side of his face, for which he had to undergo surgery.
Norman: (on the Walking Dead) That's the bad thing about being on a zombie show, you never know when you're gonna get bit.
Norman: (on working in Georgia) I'm really falling in love with it here. I bought a 1979 F1 Ford truck which I don't know how the hell I'm going to park that in Chinatown when we're done. I'm in Georgia so a lot of people I'm meeting are like, 'You're my boy, you're my redneck boy!' So I'm getting a lot of love right now.
Norman: (on his faith) I don't really follow any particular religion, to be honest. I went to Catholic school for a minute when I was a kid and it kind of terrified me.
Norman: (on the controversy of being in the music video Judas) You know, I'm not afraid of that stuff. I know who I am. The thing with GaGa is she's very religious. She prays before everything, is such a team player and such a sweet lady. I knew she wasn't trying to offend. Pissing people off just to piss people off isn't her schtick. I like people who push the envelope and the whole point of art is to get people talking. So I didn't worry about the controversy so much.
Norman: I have a fear of death. I don't like the idea at all. I don't want to get old and die. My dad died when I was younger. He had a twin and I saw him die, too. My mom sold coffins for a little while when I grew up. She called them eternal beds.
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