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Jeremy Podeswa for Unbowed Unbent Unbroken
LOL
he shat the bed on True Detective recently too.
Jeremy Podeswa for Unbowed Unbent Unbroken
LOL
he shat the bed on True Detective recently too.
I loved Dillane, but like Allen it's very much about expressing or the character trying to stifle internal conflict. Great performances, but not exactly flashy performances, which are the ones we are seeing getting Emmy nominations.I'd probably say Dillane was the best on the show this season. They wrecked his character, but he fucking sold it. Allen still should've been the nominee for season 2. He carried that season, along with the Blackwater episode.
He did notDid Charles Dance ever get nominated for anything on GoT? If not, that's a crime against humanity as a whole and we should immediately go and destroy everything in regards to Emmies.
He's not going anywhere, been directing HBO shows for years. He's done eps of Six Feet Under, Rome, The Pacific, Newsroom, and Boardwalk before the two GoT episodes and True Detective ep this year. He's doing the first two eps of season six as well.HBO needs to stop hiring these basic bitches.
He did not
I'll bring the molotovs if you bring the guns.
If he fucks upHe's doing the first two eps of season six as well
Hardhome might have been the best episode of the series and had arguably the greatest battle scene in TV History. I'd actually give Mother's Mercy the award for shittiest writing of the season.
And what's with the same actors getting nominated every year? I really don't believe Emilia Clarke deserves an Emmy nomination all that much even if she's improved a lot over season 4. And Alfie Allen deserves the nomination way more than Dinklage this season. Oh and Diana Rigg has been a reoccurring character for three seasons now. She isn't a guest anymore.
It wasn't just the dialogue that was bad, the overall plot became pretty laughable and the resolution for Stannis was incredibly half-assed.Yeah, Dinklage and Clarke really didn't have that much to do this season...
But holy fuck at Mother's Mercy getting nominated, HBO must have bribed them with the bad pussy.
Blog PostThe Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced this year's nominations for the Emmy Awards this morning, and HBO's GAME OF THRONES led the way with a whopping TWENTY-FOUR nominations. More than any other show this year, in any other category, be it drama, comedy, reality, talk, movie, miniseries, variety, documentary, what have you.
Congratulations are in order for David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, our showrunners, all our writers and directors and producers, our amazing cast and our incredible crew, and of course the good folks at Home Box Office, who made all this possible.
It's an incredible list, I applaud everyone on it... and all of those who didn't make it either. GAME OF THRONES is what it is because of the untiring efforts of the best cast and crew in television today. Many were recognized by the Academy today for their work... but others, equally dedicated and talented, were not. But the show would not the hit it is without their talent and dedication.
The 24 nominations garnered by GAME OF THRONES is not only the highest number of any show this year, but among the highest ever received by a single series for a single season in the entire history of television. (For numbers geeks, the record remains 27, garnered by NYPD BLUE in 1994).
Today is a day for celebrations and congratulations, for popping champagne corks and raising toasts and exchanging thanks... but before we do too many cartwheels, it would be wise to remember that GAME OF THRONES also led the Emmy nominations last year, with 19 nods, only to get skunked on the night of the televised awards. The same as the year before, and the year before that. Like many fantasy shows before us, GOT is often honored for our special effects, costumes, makeup, stuntwork, set design, and cinematography (this year, please note, we have four of five finalists for cinematography), but seldom for writing, directing, or acting. Peter Dinklage's Emmy as Best Supporting Actor for season one remains the ONLY award the show has ever won in those categories, in fact.
Will that change this year? One can hope, I suppose.
But no matter what happens on Emmy Night, let me say once again that it truly is an honor to be nominated, especially given the competition. This truly is The Golden Age of Television, especially for drama. GAME OF THRONES faces the usual formidable competition for the "Big One," the award for Best Dramatic Series... but as distinguished a list as that is, there are so many incredible shows that did NOT make the cut that it boggles the mind. It's great to see BETTER CALL SAUL and ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK on this list, but where is MASTERS OF SEX? THE KNICK? HALT AND CATCH FIRE? How about THE VIKINGS? I really thought JUSTIFIED might make it, for its final season. And OUTLANDER, how in the world did they overlook OUTLANDER, with its music and its costumes and its cinematography and the incredible performances of its three leads (especially Tobias Menzies in his double role)? Why is Nick Offermann not on the ballot for PARKS AND RECREATION? How could BIG BANG THEORY possibly fall off? Truly, the Academy (of which I am a member) moves in mysterious ways.
Even where GOT itself is concerned... I am thrilled to see both Emilia Clarke and Lena Headey among the nominees, but I wanted Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner and Natalie Dormer as well... it's great that two of our episodes got nominated for directing, but how did they overlook "Hardhome?"... and will Iain Glen and Conleth Hill and John Bradley West ever get any recognition, and...
Okay, okay, I know, I am being greedy, and every producer on every other show on television is probably saying the same things about his own cast just now. Let me just savor the moment.
GOT did good.
EeehhhhhhEmilia Clarke on Season 6:
Emilia Clarke on Season 6:
Eeehhhhhh
Dunno how I feel about this. George better hurry up.
Emilia Clarke on Season 6:
Deal with it, guys. It's over.
What a shitfest these GOT nominations.
So we already have enough evidence of Kit Harrington returning as Jon for season 6? After the season 5 finale I stop following the news.
Emilia Clarke on Season 6:
What a shitfest these GOT nominations.
So we already have enough evidence of Kit Harrington returning as Jon for season 6? After the season 5 finale I stop following the news.
Even more so, it's been a pretty standard comment when a cast member has been asked to speak very vaguely about an upcoming season.Jumping from big moment to big moment without proper buildup has been part of the show's dna from the very beginning though.
Not really, other than his hair not being short.
He'll be back, in some form or another.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ev0lsbL6PM
Emilia Clarke on Season 6:
Not really, other than his hair not being short.
Those little birds...And the fact that he's been in Belfast for the last few days, during the days when filming for season 6 just happens to be starting.
It sounds like season 5 on drugs, and it sounds horrible.Emilia Clarke on Season 6:
I believe this as much as I believe Maisie's and Sophie's yearly "The good guys are getting their own back", and "Sansa starts to play the game" comments.
Lies, it's all lies!
- Emilia Clarke thinks it is EPIC and AWESOME
- Big moments one after another
- Full original D&D all the time
Season 6 is going to be ~amazing~.
I've pretty much dedicated my entire Game of Thrones wishlist to Ramsay dying. I don't care how it happens. I don't even care if it makes sense. Just someone kill that bastard.
I've pretty much dedicated my entire Game of Thrones wishlist to Ramsay dying. I don't care how it happens. I don't even care if it makes sense. Just someone kill that bastard.
Blame the marketing.Haha salt for a season that hasn't evenairedstarted filming yet. It's getting real.
Oh God, that's so accurate. The last season was like watching someone take excellent ingredients and make a pedestrian and burnt dish. So much wasted potential.It wasn't just the dialogue that was bad, the overall plot became pretty laughable and the resolution for Stannis was incredibly half-assed.
I mean how did the episode even go?
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Since Euron is joining the show, I wonder if he will be the replacement of Ramsay.Kill Ramsay? Noooooo. Ramsay should be kept alive so that everyone he wronged gets their turn to torture him. However he's the replacement for Joffrey so expect him to outlive many characters.
Since Euron is joining the show, I wonder if he will be the replacement of Ramsay.
Wait, it's been confirmed we're getting the Greyjoys?