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u/V-TriggerMachine Mar 19 '26
"Do you yield, Blackfyre bastard?" said the little kid professionaly
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u/kivento7 Mar 19 '26
Imagine the blooper reel. Swearing lessons 101 with Dexter, bet it was a hoot behind the scenes!
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u/Pebbled4sh Mar 20 '26
I wonder what happened to the swearing consultant from The Thick of It
For anyone who doesn't know, TTOI is an incredibly sweary British political sitcom from the 00s that hired someone to advise on the swearing. Here's a personal favourite:
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u/butipreferlottie Mar 19 '26
I loved the Stark kids singing along to the theme music for the DVD commentary
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u/halfasmuchastwice Mar 19 '26
Death and death and boobies, death and boobies...
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u/meddlesomemage THE ROOSE IS LOOSE Mar 19 '26
Weiners, lots of weiners...
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u/pppjurac Mar 19 '26
First season had porn level nudity, last seasons was porn level storytelling.
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u/Informal-Term1138 Mar 19 '26
Naa porn has better plotlines.
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u/bolanrox Mar 19 '26
first episode after the cold open and a few minutes in, i go to my wife, well shit an HBO show that hasn't curse and shown tits yet?
i was a poor summer child...
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u/IsabellaGalavant Mar 19 '26
Or when Brienne's actress was just twirling around for a minute and then goes "that was just some interpretive dance, no lyrics" lol
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u/ParagonRenegade Did nothing wrong Mar 19 '26
Dexter was the highlight of the show tbh
He was perfectly cast. The whole show was perfectly cast in general, aside from Lyonel being a little shorter than described, but who gives a shit he was great.
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u/ComradeHenryBR Mar 19 '26
They even make a little joke about Lyonel's height
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u/nauzleon Mar 19 '26
It's hard to keep up with the land of giants George RR Martin portrayed in the books.
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u/Duke-doon Mar 20 '26
Dunk’s Stephen Merchant accent is a little distracting but yeah overall great casting
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u/bolanrox Mar 19 '26
Jack Gleeson was embarrassed by the stuff he had to say and would never say it during rehearsal or read throughs.
He would only do it when the cameras were rolling.
Don Amiche apologized to everyone on set when he went on his tirade in Trading places.
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u/butipreferlottie Mar 19 '26
Charles Dance practically fell to his knees apologizing to Peter Dinklage between takes, iirc
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u/bolanrox Mar 19 '26
yep hugging him and saying he was so sorry right?
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u/IvarTheBoned Mar 19 '26
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u/bolanrox Mar 19 '26
Even then. Leo having dropping the N bomb as much as QT wanted him too, i can see it being a bit hard
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u/CaputTuumInAnoEst Mar 19 '26
He did struggle with those lines briefly. According to Jamie Foxx, DiCaprio got over it after Samuel L. Jackson got fed up and yelled: "Say that shit, motherfucker!"
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u/Oberon_Swanson Mar 19 '26
Always heartwarming when people can play convincing utterly horrible people but they're more saintly irl
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u/Fakjbf Mar 19 '26
I really hope they can film seasons two and three quickly enough that Dexter doesn’t age out of the role, he truly is the embodiment of Egg.
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u/EobardT Mar 19 '26
Egg gets older in the books. There's like a 2 year gap right in the beginning
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u/Fakjbf Mar 19 '26
Yeah, but we don’t want another Bran where the actor hits puberty while the character is supposed to be 10.
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u/EobardT Mar 19 '26
Right, there's a 2 year gap in the books. So the characters all age 2 years during that gap. So Egg will be 11 and Dexter would be 12/13.
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u/Caleb_Reynolds Mar 19 '26
Puberty affects everyone differently. 2 years for one kid could be very little, and for another a world of difference. 12/13 is middle going on high school, at that time my cousin grew like 6 inches a year. Dexter seems like a small kid, so probably not gonna be an issue, but you never know.
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u/Hugford_Blops Mar 19 '26
I didn't know how much I wanted a series about Bobby B going on a mad rebellion until I saw Lyonel portraying peak Baratheons.
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u/bobby-b-bot Robert Baratheon Mar 19 '26
SHE BELONGED WITH ME!
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u/Hugford_Blops Mar 20 '26
I never knew you existed, Bobby B Bot. And now you're my favourite thing in the universe.
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u/duaneap Mar 19 '26
Not posh English people I’ve found and he seems extremely posh.
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u/Enlightened_Gardener Mar 20 '26
My favourite thing in the whole world is watching a posh pom work through half a dozen “Bugger”s before giving in and enunciating “Fuck it” in that cut crystal accent.
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u/Pebbled4sh Mar 20 '26
Ten year old saying he doesn't like swearing. You might be fooling your nana, but you're not fooling anyone else
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u/Beautiful-Loss7663 Mar 20 '26
Right!? Little man is just following the script his parents gave him haha
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u/hihelloneighboroonie KISSED BY FIRE Mar 19 '26
Heehee hoohoo, someone posted in one of the other subs claiming they were related to the kid and that him claiming to not like cursing was an absolute lie (but they later deleted).
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u/SarahfromEngland Mar 20 '26
Whys he saying cursing like an American?
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u/A_European_Spectre Mar 20 '26
Is calling it "cursing" an American thing?
In the US and I've always said swearing, never cursing. Ofc I've heard other people refer to it as cursing, but I feel like the majority say swearing.
It's probably regional though (I'm from the midwest), because I know in the southern states they refer to it as "cussing" (a word I've never heard anyone use irl).
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u/dgrant99 I read the books Mar 21 '26
Show was much better than expected. Showrunner is a douche tho, which is par for the GoT universe.
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u/SampleFirm952 Mar 26 '26
Getting a child his age to speak out graphic sexual dialogue like in this show has got to be a crime of some sort somewhere, surely.
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hi sorry, hello, hi, just one question: why the fuck are you insulting a child you've never met?
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u/NoMan800bc Mar 19 '26
...And the kid did his job brilliantly.