#conleth hill

[gameofthronesdaily]

@gameofthronesdaily event 02: pride ↳ Lord Varys & Oberyn Martell

[azertyrobaz]

The absence of desire leaves one free to pursue other things.

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[everything-emilia-clarke]

Game of Thrones Cast (2019)

[thephantomcasebook]

You talk a lot about the HOTD actors misbehaving on set but especially focus on Oliva, Emma, Phia, Paddy and Rhys. Do you know how Fabien, Ewan, Tom and Matt behaved on set? I'm curious to know about the inside and stuff of the show.

It also strikes me as weird for Rhys to be cast in such a role because everyone always says everything in him is funny so I would thought they would have looked for a more settled character (I ended up liking him as Otto though, but I thought it was a bit weird)

Usually when I talk about the actors that are the exception, I talk about Frankle, Mitchel, and Glynn-Carney.

I'm not saying they didn't fuck around on set, but I've never heard anyone say a bad thing about them. They all seemed to have taken the job and their characters seriously. Yeah, I'm sure they goofed around on set - who doesn't when everything is hurry up and wait - but the point is that they seemed to care, and when it was go time, they were professional and really into their job.

I'll always point out the difference between Ewan Mitchell and Tom Glynn-Carney vs. Olivia Cooke and Emma D'arcy.

In the 1x09 documentary, Mitchell and Glynne-Carney had an entire segment where they got deep into their characters and so embodied them that they made up little brotherly chorography of biting and tickling one another to show a closeness.

However, when Olivia Cooke and Emma D'arcy are interviewed they talk more about the social and political commentary of their characters as vessels of the message, or they simply make things up that have no baring on the character - like Alicent being secretly a Lesbian or Rhaenyra being "Gender-Fluid".

Mitchell and Glynn-Carney took two characters, deep dived into who they were, and built upon that to make them real people. Cooke and D'arcy took two characters and tried to fundamentally change them to fit what they wanted to play for their own mercenary ambitions.

Now you tell me who are the real actors and who are the narcissists?

I've also never heard a bad thing said of Matt Smith. I'm not gonna lie, after the stuff that Lily James accused him of, I will always be suspicious of him - though I'll admit that I'm always bias toward Lily James. But from what I've heard, Matt Smith tried to take a leadership role in production and bring order when it seemed that Sapochnik wouldn't. He also cared, and made suggestion and took point when things could've been a lot worse to make them better. I don't think anyone could claim that Matt Smith isn't a very talented actor. And when you watch the behind the scenes stuff, you can clearly see him taking charge in a good way and actively caring about the project when it seemed that a lot of people around him didn't.

Rhys Ifans is a really funny mutha'fucker and he is a really talented actor - I love him as Curt Connors and as Nigel in "The Replacements'. However, you need to have someone to balance that energy out. And that's the problem with a lot of producers and projects today. Everyone idolizes comedians, cause, every asshole these days thinks they're so witty and fucking funny. So they jump at the chance to have comedic actors in their projects. But they're a utility, not your main stay. You have to have someone that is funny but also knows when to pick their spots and takes things seriously.

On "Game of Thrones" both Peter Dinkledge and Conleth Hill were comedic actors, but they were also classically trained enough to respect the gravity of the world they're playing in. They played subtle comedy and didn't over sell it. The problem is that Sapochnik wanted that same thing that he got in "Game of Thrones" but he didn't respect the professionalism and maturity that came with Dingledge and Hill. He just thought any old comedic actor would do, he just wanted funny men that he liked. Thus, when Ifans and Paddy showed up, they did what they do best ... but there was no one else to off-set their energy. Therefore their bad habits dominated the set and encouraged bad behavior from the younger actors.

I don't blame Ifans and Paddy, like I said, they're gonna do what they do. I blame Sapochnik for his childish finger painting understanding of how leadership in a production works. He seemed to think that years of continuity, chemistry, and talent from "Game of Thrones" could be replicated by him, because, he was the genius behind it all.

Now, HOTD is suffering because they didn't put any respect on the name of the production and crew of "Game of Thrones" that made it so effortless that a bunch of mids and mediocre talent thought they could just replicate it without any trouble.

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Conleth Hill Northern Irish Actor

I wonder if Conleth is gay as I've seen quite a few pics with him looking a tad flamboyant.

At least he looks like a bottom here which as a top, I love.

Well, it doesn't really matter as I'd still wack off to him.

On A Side Note: Funny how it weirds me out seeing him with hair.

[aliceevedaily]

Meet Frankie from The Lovers tv series.

Cast: Alice Eve, Conleth Hill, Johnny Flynn & Roisin Gallagher Director: Justin Martin Screenwriter: David Ireland ❗The Lovers will start airing on Sky Atlantic at 9pm on Thursday 7th September 2023. On Binge in Australia On Neon in NZ

[inviewofkohaku]

These two actors perform the Liebermann family in VIENNA BLOOD. Meanwhile they performed a couple that almost have break up in Magpie Murders. When I knew these casting, I came to smile.

Matthew Beard as Dr. Max Liebermann & Conleth Hill as Mendel Liebermann

Conleth Hill as Alan Conway & Matthew Beard as James

btw this shoot is good, isn't it?

[lultimastrega]

#VARYS #THESPIDER & #PETYRBAELISH #LITTLEFINGER | #Lultima_Strega #GameOfThrones #GOT #HouseOfTheDragon #HOTD #Varys #TheSpider #PetyrBaelish #Littlefinger #AidenGillen #ConlethHill

[palmtreepalmtree]

I am so bad at putting these together, but this scene just totally blew me away. This is from Holding which almost no one is ever going to see because it's on freaking Acorn TV, but holy shit this was one of the best scenes I've seen on television in so long. This doesn't even capture it.

And the next episode had this monologue from Brenda Fricker that was hands down one of the best monologues I've seen in fucking years. FUCK. When writing and acting is good, it's just so good. God DAMN Brenda Fricker.

[sweetaprilbutterfly]

Sophie Turner & Joe Jonas, Peter Dinklage and Conleth Hill at Lena Headey's wedding in Italy

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[walkofpenance]

Game of Thrones | Major Character Ranking [22/43]  ⇒ Lord Varys

“Look, little loves. A spider in the garden.” - Olenna Tyrell

[azertyrobaz]

Most of us aren’t princes.

[camyfilms]

OFFICIAL SECRETS 2019

Governments change. I work for the British people. I gather intelligence so that the government can protect the British people. I do not gather intelligence so that the government can lie to the British people.

[principiumindividuationis777]

[corpyburd]

Vienna Blood Season 3 is now on BBC 2 & Iplayer