If you thought the Army of the Dead zombies were an obstacle, see what star Tig Notaro has been up against beforehand...

Army of the Dead's mostly virtual star actually interacted with a living cast member for a couple crucial scenes.

The process of adding Tig Notaro to Army of the Dead is an achievement in itself.

Zack Snyder's wife and Army of the Dead producer Deborah Snyder talks about the technical work that went into replacing the comedian.

Actor and comedian Tig Notaro had the difficult task of acting out her entire Army of the Dead role a year after filming initially ended. Here's how they did it.

It looks like comedian Tig Notaro will replace Chris D'Elia in Zack Snyder's Netflix film Army of the Dead, after recent allegations of sexual assault against D'Elia came to light. TL/DR: Good riddance to bad trash, and this casting swap can go down in the dictionary next to the phrase "net positive". However, it is gonna' be a complex process getting Notaro in there. Army of the Dead wrapped principal photography in late 2019, so Snyder is now juggling two rounds of re-shoots: this, and the highly-anticipated Snyder Cut of Justice League. You might'…

From Taylor Dayne to stools across a floor, Tig Notaro is a unique comedian who finds the sublime, understated absurdity inherent in every facet of life, no matter how small stakes it might seem on the surface. In the 2010s, Notaro was hit with a horrific number of personal tragedies, and she cathartically used the pain as inspiration for an instantly iconic, spur-of-the-moment comedy album called Live, and a wonderful Amazon series called One Mississippi. Her latest project is a delightful bolt of silliness, and the perfect skewering of talk show tropes: Under a Rock with Tig …