The Walking Dead's Ross Marquand Nails Hilarious Movie Impressions With A Twist

03/23/2017 06:47 pm EDT

The Walking Dead's Ross Marquand is talented beyond his portrayal of Aaron on the AMC series.

Prior to The Walking Dead, Marquand had landed a few gigs in acting but found huge success through impressions. In addition to a few videos which took the viral corners of the Internet by storm, Marquand landed his own series on Pop TV with Jim Meskimen which saw two professional impressionists looking for gigs, such as mimicking Christian Bale calling a director to apologize for an on-set outburst when the real actor refused.

Now, Marquand is at it again. This time, with Esquire magazine. The actor visited the magazine's studio and delivered a new batch of on-point impressions but, this time, with a twist.

In impersonating identifiable names such James Gandolfini, John C. Riley, and Jack Nicholson, the actor delivered iconic monologues from other films and actors. Who knew a John C. Riley spin on Taxi Driver or Jack Nicholson as Bryan Mills from Taken could be such a hilarious bit? Ross Marquand did.

Check it out in the video below!

The voices, the mannerisms, the cadence, and the facial expressions... Marquand does it all! For two more weeks, you can catch Marquand on AMC's The Walking Dead as Aaron, before Season 7 comes to a close until the show's eighth season kicks off in the fall. Of course, with the showrunner teasing "losses" in the Season 7 finale, there's no telling whether Aaron or any of the other good guys will survive until then.

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