yea that was some foreshadowing going on and lil brat looking like i know what i gotta do now...
i damn near thought he poisoned fat boy's food. so i think if it happens that will be the way it goes unfortunately.
Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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yea that was some foreshadowing going on and lil brat looking like i know what i gotta do now...
i damn near thought he poisoned fat boy's food. so i think if it happens that will be the way it goes unfortunately.
So they can only hope he's the only one of the horse riders who can raise folks from the dead. if he is....mission is to kill him.
if there are multiple of it then
probably end up having dany bring in the dragons and burn all of them the fuck up and then she gets the crown.
falls in love with jon snow
and there we have it.
thats how targaryens get down!
homie who conquered westeros had sister wives.
homie who conquered westeros had sister wives.
Man i was hoping hard as hell that Tyrion kept Jorah around. I felt bad for poor Jorah i did. Jorah's your MAIN.. TOP.. TIPPITY TOP supporter. Blind loving devotion. I get it like ok you didn't kill him. But damn. Give him a job somewhere. out and about. Like... be my ambassador in Pentos or some shit.
Both spirit and bones, we goin after all cac, old, women and children. They gave no fucks about our kids So why should I.
I get it. I don't hate the lil fella. I get it. Lil man's existence in world was wiped away by these people. And if you think someone'd sit around and just be like oh well... Nah. Especially not a child. He's obsessed right now.
Nobody can blame him.
He's been exiled from the seven kingdoms for selling people into slavery if I remember correctly. That along with the greyscale...he's just a tragic person all around.
Awesome summary as usual stretch. One of your best yet!
That probably wouldn't be enough for him. His obsession for her may always have him craving for more.
Awesome summary as usual stretch. One of your best yet!
seriously he should be getting paid for this shit
man im not caring bout them kids lol. i just wanna know who we can bring back
i don't blame him one bit. i still would rather him die than jon snow
this better not be a kenard and omar situation
When this show first came on I had got rid of HBO, I got it back for about a year now and last night I just happen to turn to HBO and caught the ending. Some half dead looking dude with blue eyes was looking at these other dudes on the boat, then all of a sudden blue eyed half dead dude raises his arms and brought the dead to life. Had no idea what that meant....
I might have to check out this series, my boy keeps telling me its the shit.
I might have to check out this series, my boy keeps telling me its the shit.Yeah I was thinking that Olly's gonna Benny Blanco him..
Yeah its that bad! Most guys in here won't admit it but we've all been Jorah at one point in life. Almost, no sort of reason can take you out of that place. Usually time away from that person and place does the trick and especially if you find someone else that appreciates you for you.
It might be why Tyrion asked her to send him away. It maybe his way (having recently lost Shea) of trying to free him. I wish he had the opportunity before he left to express that to him. Because as we all saw, he found another way to try and stay near Daenerys "hoping" she would notice and eventually forgive him this time..
Personally I would have told her to kill me right then and there. Not wasting a moment to reminder her of all the times by my action and counsel before anyone else believed in her path I was #1 and she wouldn't have accomplished shit without me.
Yeah its that bad! Most guys in here won't admit it but we've all been Jorah at one point in life. Almost, no sort of reason can take you out of that place. Usually time away from that person and place does the trick and especially if you find someone else that appreciates you for you.
It might be why Tyrion asked her to send him away. It maybe his way (having recently lost Shea) of trying to free him. I wish he had the opportunity before he left to express that to him. Because as we all saw, he found another way to try and stay near Daenerys "hoping" she would notice and eventually forgive him this time..
Personally I would have told her to kill me right then and there. Not wasting a moment to reminder her of all the times by my action and counsel before anyone else believed in her path I was #1.
nah man. we've all been simps.
joorah is on another level. he's reached his own status.
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen Hints That We May Not Have Seen the Last of Her Game of Thrones Character
By Helen Sloan/HBO
“Being dead and being undead are two different things.”
BY JOANNA ROBINSON
With all due respect to the extras, stunt performers, and hundreds of behind-the-scenes people who worked to make “Hardhome” one of the best episodes in five seasons of Game of Thrones, Danish actress Birgitte Hjort Sørensen may have had the toughest job of all. With less than 30 minutes of screen time, the Borgen and Pitch Perfect 2 star had to put a very human face on the Wildling forces pinned down by encroaching snow and (hey!) ice zombies. Without Sørensen’s Wildling chieftainess Karsi, the Northerners become an anonymous horde, plus one giant and one bloodthirsty Thenn. But Sørensen put heart into that conflict and sky-high stakes on Jon Snow’s doomed act of heroism. Viewers were crushed to see Karsi felled by episode’s end but, as Sørensen hinted to us via phone from Denmark this morning, we may not have seen the last of that wildly popular Wildling.
VF Hollywood: I think I speak for everyone when I say I’m absolutely crushed your character was one and done. How challenging is it to connect with an audience with so little screen time?
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen: When I approach any script I always try to find what I would relate to most in it. I never thought of Karsi in terms of gender. She’s just a warrior defending her tribe as anyone would. Being a woman has nothing to do with that. But I think we can all relate to a mother saying good-bye to her kids, and I think that really helped me connect with her and hopefully connect with the audience.
By Helen Sloan/HBO
What did you tap into in that final moment when those creepy zombie children took her down?
Well a lot of credit to the script there for planting the children theme earlier. I think it’s pretty clear that she could cut down any man but that she’s incapable of thinking of defending herself against those kids. I think it was pretty easy to tap into that.
Your name was on the IMDB list for the finale this year. Will we see Karsi again?
I was surprised to see that myself. I think it’s been removed. I’m not sure, what I’ve been told is that nobody knows what happens in the future on Game of Thrones so I’m just as excited as anyone else to see what that’s all about. But, you know, being dead and being undead are two different things.
Kit Harington said in an interview that the work on “Hardhome” was the hardest thing he’s ever done and that he only shot one minute of footage a day. Was that your experience as well?
Well, obviously Kit has all the other seasons, all the other episodes of Game of Thrones to compare it to. So I didn’t really think of it as shooting much less [per] day or anything. It was a massive battle sequence, no question about it. And it took a lot of combined effort from a lot of people. But I have nothing to compare it to. It is, by far, the biggest production I’ve ever been a part of. I was just constantly going “Wow! Wow! Wow!” The days went by very quickly for me, even though they were quite long. It’s very moving to see 600 people working towards the same goal at the same time. I don’t know if that happens anywhere else. I was humbled.
By Helen Sloan/HBO
Do you have a martial-arts background or did you have to learn the basics of fight choreography from scratch?
I’ve done a little bit, but nothing at all to this extent. But luckily we had a week of preparation before shooting so I was given a lot of time with the stunt crew. That’s because on the day with four cameras, and wind machines, and snow, and 300 extras, you just gotta have the routine down. If anything, I have a bit of a dance background so that may have helped in the muscle-memory department. But of course the nature of it was far from dancing.
Your fellow countryman, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, was very excited for your appearance on Game of Thrones. Did he give you any tips when you were cast?
We shot a movie together many years ago—one of my first jobs. I know him, he’s incredibly kind and sweet, so I called him up and asked for pointers. So, obviously, we’re at different parts of the story and weren’t going to meet each other; he said the production people were really great, but it will be very long days. [He said,] “Don’t expect to hang out in your trailer a lot. The days will be long, it will be cold, you will be tired at night.”
Was this the toughest non-disclosure agreement you’ve ever had to sign? Were you dying to tell everyone, “There’s a massive zombie battle coming!”
It was pretty hard because it’s the kind of thing you want to shout from the rooftops. But I also know that you don’t want to spoil anything, and these days, with the Internet, things travel so fast. It’s better to just keep it really, really quiet until the time is right.
Obviously, you’re already well known in Europe, but have you seen a big difference in American audiences since appearing both as the Kommissar in Pitch Perfect 2 and as Karsi on Game of Thrones?
I can tell by my social-media accounts that this is something very different. After Pitch Perfect premiered, I’ve got so many sweet expressions from people who enjoyed Pitch Perfect and now the episode of Game of Thrones. It’s definitely new territory for me which is fabulous and a bit overwhelming.
Next you’ll be starring in a new HBO drama from Mick Jagger, Martin Scorsese, and Terence Winter. What can you tell us about that?
It takes place in New York in the 70s around the music industry. I play Ingrid—a Danish woman who has traveled to New York as part of the group that centers on Andy Warhol. I think it’s an incredibly exciting project. I am beyond proud and thrilled to be a part of it.
Have you met Mick?
I haven’t met him yet. Which is very much a shame!
Finally, which Pitch Perfect character do you think should sit on the Iron Throne?
The Kommissar of course!
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/06/birgitte-hjort-sorenson-game-of-thrones-wildling-undead
Mr. Lengthy
By Helen Sloan/HBO
“Being dead and being undead are two different things.”
BY JOANNA ROBINSON
With all due respect to the extras, stunt performers, and hundreds of behind-the-scenes people who worked to make “Hardhome” one of the best episodes in five seasons of Game of Thrones, Danish actress Birgitte Hjort Sørensen may have had the toughest job of all. With less than 30 minutes of screen time, the Borgen and Pitch Perfect 2 star had to put a very human face on the Wildling forces pinned down by encroaching snow and (hey!) ice zombies. Without Sørensen’s Wildling chieftainess Karsi, the Northerners become an anonymous horde, plus one giant and one bloodthirsty Thenn. But Sørensen put heart into that conflict and sky-high stakes on Jon Snow’s doomed act of heroism. Viewers were crushed to see Karsi felled by episode’s end but, as Sørensen hinted to us via phone from Denmark this morning, we may not have seen the last of that wildly popular Wildling.
VF Hollywood: I think I speak for everyone when I say I’m absolutely crushed your character was one and done. How challenging is it to connect with an audience with so little screen time?
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen: When I approach any script I always try to find what I would relate to most in it. I never thought of Karsi in terms of gender. She’s just a warrior defending her tribe as anyone would. Being a woman has nothing to do with that. But I think we can all relate to a mother saying good-bye to her kids, and I think that really helped me connect with her and hopefully connect with the audience.
By Helen Sloan/HBO
What did you tap into in that final moment when those creepy zombie children took her down?
Well a lot of credit to the script there for planting the children theme earlier. I think it’s pretty clear that she could cut down any man but that she’s incapable of thinking of defending herself against those kids. I think it was pretty easy to tap into that.
Your name was on the IMDB list for the finale this year. Will we see Karsi again?
I was surprised to see that myself. I think it’s been removed. I’m not sure, what I’ve been told is that nobody knows what happens in the future on Game of Thrones so I’m just as excited as anyone else to see what that’s all about. But, you know, being dead and being undead are two different things.
Kit Harington said in an interview that the work on “Hardhome” was the hardest thing he’s ever done and that he only shot one minute of footage a day. Was that your experience as well?
Well, obviously Kit has all the other seasons, all the other episodes of Game of Thrones to compare it to. So I didn’t really think of it as shooting much less [per] day or anything. It was a massive battle sequence, no question about it. And it took a lot of combined effort from a lot of people. But I have nothing to compare it to. It is, by far, the biggest production I’ve ever been a part of. I was just constantly going “Wow! Wow! Wow!” The days went by very quickly for me, even though they were quite long. It’s very moving to see 600 people working towards the same goal at the same time. I don’t know if that happens anywhere else. I was humbled.
By Helen Sloan/HBO
Do you have a martial-arts background or did you have to learn the basics of fight choreography from scratch?
I’ve done a little bit, but nothing at all to this extent. But luckily we had a week of preparation before shooting so I was given a lot of time with the stunt crew. That’s because on the day with four cameras, and wind machines, and snow, and 300 extras, you just gotta have the routine down. If anything, I have a bit of a dance background so that may have helped in the muscle-memory department. But of course the nature of it was far from dancing.
Your fellow countryman, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, was very excited for your appearance on Game of Thrones. Did he give you any tips when you were cast?
We shot a movie together many years ago—one of my first jobs. I know him, he’s incredibly kind and sweet, so I called him up and asked for pointers. So, obviously, we’re at different parts of the story and weren’t going to meet each other; he said the production people were really great, but it will be very long days. [He said,] “Don’t expect to hang out in your trailer a lot. The days will be long, it will be cold, you will be tired at night.”
Was this the toughest non-disclosure agreement you’ve ever had to sign? Were you dying to tell everyone, “There’s a massive zombie battle coming!”
It was pretty hard because it’s the kind of thing you want to shout from the rooftops. But I also know that you don’t want to spoil anything, and these days, with the Internet, things travel so fast. It’s better to just keep it really, really quiet until the time is right.
Obviously, you’re already well known in Europe, but have you seen a big difference in American audiences since appearing both as the Kommissar in Pitch Perfect 2 and as Karsi on Game of Thrones?
I can tell by my social-media accounts that this is something very different. After Pitch Perfect premiered, I’ve got so many sweet expressions from people who enjoyed Pitch Perfect and now the episode of Game of Thrones. It’s definitely new territory for me which is fabulous and a bit overwhelming.
Next you’ll be starring in a new HBO drama from Mick Jagger, Martin Scorsese, and Terence Winter. What can you tell us about that?
It takes place in New York in the 70s around the music industry. I play Ingrid—a Danish woman who has traveled to New York as part of the group that centers on Andy Warhol. I think it’s an incredibly exciting project. I am beyond proud and thrilled to be a part of it.
Have you met Mick?
I haven’t met him yet. Which is very much a shame!
Finally, which Pitch Perfect character do you think should sit on the Iron Throne?
The Kommissar of course!
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/06/birgitte-hjort-sorenson-game-of-thrones-wildling-undead
Mr. Lengthy
Yeah its that bad! Most guys in here won't admit it but we've all been Jorah at one point in life. Almost, no sort of reason can take you out of that place. Usually time away from that person and place does the trick and especially if you find someone else that appreciates you for you.
It might be why Tyrion asked her to send him away. It maybe his way (having recently lost Shea) of trying to free him. I wish he had the opportunity before he left to express that to him. Because as we all saw, he found another way to try and stay near Daenerys "hoping" she would notice and eventually forgive him this time..
Personally I would have told her to kill me right then and there. Not wasting a moment to reminder her of all the times by my action and counsel before anyone else believed in her path I was #1 and she wouldn't have accomplished shit without me.
Man sometimes i forget you 1 of the only honest human beings on this board. I agree with what you said to. It would've been excellent for Tyrion and him to have a moment.
What makes it dumbfounding is that it was the Thenns who wiped out his village and killed his parents....The only reason why all those tribes united is because of the White Walkers,if it wasn't for that they wouldn't give a fuck about one another,for the most part....
The tribe Olly should have beef with should be the Thenns,instead of lumping all the Wildlings together...granted the other Wildling tribes does the same thing,but you know what I'm saying
Actually this was all Cersei's fault, she made her son believe he did not have the power to free his queen, though he is king, so what could he do about his mother?? She sent the kid into fear and depression.
She made her bed and licks water off it
- Nothing in this life will ever be a better sight than seeing Joffrey choke and die, but seeing Cersei recoil in fear when the silent sister came in the room and sip water off the dirty ground is a close second.
Couldn't be happening to a nicer person.
i wouldve fell out laughing if the chorus to this started up
What makes it dumbfounding is that it was the Thenns who wiped out his village and killed his parents....The only reason why all those tribes united is because of the White Walkers,if it wasn't for that they wouldn't give a fuck about one another,for the most part....
The tribe Olly should have beef with should be the Thenns,instead of lumping all the Wildlings together...granted the other Wildling tribes does the same thing,but you know what I'm saying
actually it was a combination of the Thenns and Ygritte/tormunds Crew. Ygritte is the one that actually put an arrow through his folks, and killed a whooole lot of other farmers too
What makes it dumbfounding is that it was the Thenns who wiped out his village and killed his parents....The only reason why all those tribes united is because of the White Walkers,if it wasn't for that they wouldn't give a fuck about one another,for the most part....
The tribe Olly should have beef with should be the Thenns,instead of lumping all the Wildlings together...granted the other Wildling tribes does the same thing,but you know what I'm saying
that's like saying you should be mad at the police department that fucked you over, not the rest of them that do the same thing.
I forgot about that...he got his revenge on Ygritte,he should keep it moving,instead of acting like a bitch....
he's a kid and his first introduction to Wildlings was them merking his whole village just cuz they were there. He's been taken in by a group of murderers, rapists and outcasts who do nothing but talk shit about Wildlings....so how the hell you think he's not gone be 100% on some fuck a Wildling?
he's a kid and his first introduction to Wildlings was them merking his whole village just cuz they were there. He's been taken in by a group of murderers, rapists and outcasts who do nothing but talk shit about Wildlings....so how the hell you think he's not gone be 100% on some fuck a Wildling?
He need to go sit his lil ass down somewhere and let grown folks take care of much bigger things at the moment. Besides, it would be beyond fucked up for him to kill Jon Snow out of all people. Considering, Jon is the one that put him up.
Then again I assume that's the point. When Jon returns back to the Wall likely ol boy(1st Ranger) won't allow the Wildlings in and of-couse part of the premise in the Kid eventually killing Jon(I assume during that fight). They have no idea whats coming and what Jon and the rest just faced!
dont get me wrong...I hope he stay in his lane....Im just saying his perspective makes sense based on his experiences. but yeah...your whole 2nd paragraph....if it were to go down like that....the irony. Maybe the ranger will lock them out and they'll send some sort of ravens out....Dany comes in with the minor dragons to aid as her entrance to Westeros and Bran wargs the big dragon and they fuck some walkers up right outside the wall.
Man ain't none of that happening..This is about to be a Shakespearian TRAGEDY for Jon, most of the Nights-watch and the Wildlings ..
He needs to. But being a child that's not what he's GOING to do. He's a child. He's going to think like a child. Going to act like a child. Him killing Jon? Who he looked up to? Who he considers a hero? Now he considers him a betrayer?
Cmon.
Man ain't none of that happening..This is about to be a Shakespearian TRAGEDY for Jon, most of the Nights-watch and the Wildlings ..
man....I know this is GoT....I know this....they got us rootin for Jon...finally saying he's a damn good leader and all that...saw him get busy with the Valaryan steel...I know odds are he's bout to meet a sour ending. But I just hate the thought of it being that little mini CAC bastard that does him in.
Kids really are the death of their parents even for symbolic ones like Jon! Damn, This feels like getting the news that your fam is about to die from some incurable illness.Everyone gathers in this thread trying to prepare themselves
Remember that one time when Jon had the Wilding girl...laugh!
And when he first met Sam..more laughs!
Pass the damn bottle gotdammit..I wanna be numb when it goes down.
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Kids really are the death of their parents even for symbolic ones like Jon! Damn, This feels like getting the news that your fam is about to die from some incurable illness.Everyone gathers in this thread trying to preparing themselves
Remember that one time when Jon had the Wilding girl...laugh!
And when he first met Sam..more laughs
...we in here giving Jon his roses while he can still smell em.
Well, who has the ability to resurrect the dead? We've seen Thoros of Myr do it for Beric Dondarrion. Melisandre can possibly do it. And the Night's King can do it.
And everyone is assuming that the Night's King and the White Walkers are evil.
And that Dany is good!!
Well, who has the ability to resurrect the dead? We've seen Thoros of Myr do it for Beric Dondarrion. Melisandre can possibly do it. And the Night's King can do it.
And everyone is assuming that the Night's King and the White Walkers are evil.
And that Dany is good!!
Well the people assume they are evil, because 8000 years ago the swept down out of the north and tried to kill every living being.
They didn't build The Wall for the wildings ya know.
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