A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones Spoiler-Filled Discussion
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The Emmy nominations have been announced. Game of Thrones was nominated for:
- Outstanding Drama Series
- Supporting Actor (Drama): Peter Dinklage
- Art Direction (Single camera): Garden of Bones, The Ghost of Harrenhal, A Man Without Honor
- Casting: Nina Gold and Robert Stearne
- Costumes (Series): The Prince of Winterfell
- Hairstyling (Single camera): The Old Gods and the New
- Non-Prosthetic Makeup (Single camera): The Old Gods and the New
- Prosthetic Makeup (Series): Valar Morghulis
- Sound Editing (Series): Blackwater
- Sound Mixing (Series): Blackwater
- Special Visual Effects: Valar Morghulis
- Creative Achievement in Interactive Media: Game of Thrones Season Two – Enhanced Digital Experience
I wouldn't say he has no chance (there could just as easily be vote-splitting; Paul has lost this category before, after all, even without another person from his own series being nominated). That category's hard to predict.
Isn't he lead actor now?
Not enough screen time to justify a lead actor.
There are no real definitions of lead vs. supporting performers; the Emmy rules leave it up to the nomination submitters to decide how to classify themselves, with the caveat that the awards committee determines final eligibility. It ends up being a tactical decision as much as anything else: i.e., Dinklage and Paul were probably felt more likely to win as supporting than as lead.
If Peter Dinklage is a supporting actor, who is the lead?
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Sean Bean.
Seriously though, it essentially concedes that Game of Thrones is a show wtihout a lead, it's a true ensemble series in a way few dramas are.
Because there can only be one lead actor, and that's still Bryan Cranston. Sure this can be arbitrary sometimes - I suppose Anita Gunn could try to get nominated for lead actress, and I don't think many would say she's more important to the show than Paul - but them's the breaks.
Sean Bean.
Seriously though, it essentially concedes that Game of Thrones is a show wtihout a lead, it's a true ensemble series in a way few dramas are.
Because there can only be one lead actor, and that's still Bryan Cranston. Sure this can be arbitrary sometimes - I suppose Anita Gunn could try to get nominated for lead actress, and I don't think many would say she's more important to the show than Paul - but them's the breaks.
Misfits star iwan rhoen cast in game of thrones. Speculation he will play Ramsay
Incorrect. As many people can submit for lead for a given show as want to (Martin Sheen and Rob Lowe both did for The West Wing, for instance, or all four of the lead women on Desperate Housewives).
Paul is definitely staying out of Cranston's way, though (partly also because he started out in Supporting in S1, when he was more of a supporting player, and people rarely jump categories).
Seeing that photo, I wonder what we'll be seeing of Theon, if anything, in the coming seasons.
IIRC, he doesn't come back after his disappearance until Dance With Dragons, and in a significantly changed way. I wonder if they're pushing his story forward a bit.
I also wonder if they'll ever address the fact that it was Roose Bolton and his men who turned Winterfell into a smoking hole and not the Ironborn.
I also wonder if they'll ever address the fact that it was Roose Bolton and his men who turned Winterfell into a smoking hole and not the Ironborn.
I imagine Daniel Mays as Ramsay for some reason.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0990547/
And holy fuck, Theon and Jaime were drinking in Laverys? That's about 1 & 1/2 miles away from me. It's basically the Mos Eisley Cantina but on Planet Earth. I may have to venture back to it one of these days!
^ That's awesome, Captaindemotion!
Man, seeing Brienne's actress drinking alongside Jaime Lannister and Theon Greyjoy is great.
Man, seeing Brienne's actress drinking alongside Jaime Lannister and Theon Greyjoy is great.
George R. R. Martin mentioned in a recent interview that Theon will appear in season three, so they're either pushing his story forward or dramatizing some of what happened "offscreen" in the books. Since the Boltons haven't been much of a presence in the series to date, I imagine they'll take this as an opportunity to show how creepy they are.
http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/70576565.html
This was a spoilerish report of a scene with Theon that someone saw for next season. Obvious Book Spoilers.
This was a spoilerish report of a scene with Theon that someone saw for next season. Obvious Book Spoilers.
Very cool. There it is, then. 
Watched the show recently and loved it. Now starting to read the books
Enjoying so far but I am really early o. In book 1 still...
Enjoying so far but I am really early o. In book 1 still...
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