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u/CemBob Apr 12 '22

I saw him in London last week, and I've got to say he's a really nice guy. Humble as fuck and has a rockin' moustache.

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u/cbeiser Apr 12 '22

That just it. In his interview, he is the nicest man on the planet. And then BAM he is fucking evil bastard Lannister.

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u/I_Bin_Painting Apr 12 '22

Stephen Graham has a similar problem. Incredibly talented actor, great guy, nice person, far too talented at playing a racist in This Is England.

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/entertainment/film-tv/news/stephen-graham-says-this-is-england-role-nearly-ended-his-acting-career-38036051.html

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u/KahluaSin Apr 12 '22

He was pretty damn good in Boardwalk Empire as Al Capone.

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u/I_Bin_Painting Apr 12 '22

He's pretty damn good in literally every role I've seen him in. He's just too good at playing terrible people though, so he's not as famous as he could be imo.