Curtain Call: Bella Ramsey
From the first moment she appeared on screen, Bella Ramsey seemed to be a natural fit in the world of Game of Thrones. She was a young woman who commanded respe...
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Curtain Call: Alfie Allen
I’ve been planning this post for years. I remember reading Axechucker’s Curtain Call for Kristian Nairn back in 2016. “Every time I sat down to write this, it f...
Curtain Call: Iain Glen
Jorah, son of Jeor, of House Mormont lost his life fighting to protect his one true queen, Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, in the Battle of Winterfell. G...
Curtain Call: Ben Crompton
What is Edd may never die, but rises again, colder and wight-ier. This week we said goodbye (and then hello, and then goodbye again) to the Night’s Watch ...
Curtain Call: Carice Van Houten
“The Long Night” was dark and full of terrors, but Melisandre was instrumental in burning them all away. Whatever your feelings about the mysterious red prieste...
Curtain Call: Aidan Gillen
Aidan Gillen’s run as Petyr Baelish serves as an excellent reminder to us all that it takes a truly great actor to play a villain that evokes the kind of emotio...
Curtain Call: Paul Kaye
Pour one (or several) out for a fallen friend — not all of the Magnificent Seven and their redshirt wildlings made it back from beyond in the Wall in the ...
Curtain Call: Joseph Mawle
He came, he saw, he conquered, he disappeared….He waited 5 seasons, he came back, he saw, he conquered, he disappeared….He briefly returned once mor...
Curtain Call: James Faulkner & Tom Hopper
By Luka Nieto and Paige When Randyll and Dickon Tarly were cast for season six, who would have thought they would become so much more than mere foils for Sam...
Curtain Call: Indira Varma
There were undoubtedly many watchers who celebrated Ellaria Sand’s demise on Game of Thrones in “The Queen’s Justice.” With that said, ...