Man Crush Monday: 11 things to know about Frank Dillane of ‘Fear the Walking Dead’

Dillane, who is British, told EW that nailing American dialect was his biggest fear about playing Nick on FTWD.

It’s all in the name of art.

To accurately portray Nick, he read Confessions of an English Opium-Eater and studied a friend who is a former addict.

Not that we’re on the remake train, but Dillane seriously needs to be in an Edward Scissorhands revival.

Pretty sure he’s saying, “But why is the rum gone?” here.

Dillane was Tom Riddle — the teenage Lord Voldemort — in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Dillane’s father, Stephen Dillane, played the Game of Thrones king.

Dillane was just 6 years old when he was in Welcome to Sarajevo, which also starred Woody Harrelson and Marisa Tomei.

In addition to acting, Dillane is also in a band called Tinker Wright. Check them out in action here.

Dillane attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He told The New York Times it was “boot camp in tights.”

“I never watched it actually, but — sure, I’m a Walking Dead fan, why not?” he said when asked if he’s into FTWD‘s sister show.