Curtain Call: Brenock O’Connor
Well, the #FuckOlly movement has finally paid off. In the last scene of “Oathbreaker,” the newly resurrected Jon Snow executed his traitorous Brothers, includin...
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Curtain Call: Patrick Malahide
Farewell, Patrick Malahide. With remarkably little screen time you breathed life and humanity into grizzly Balon Greyjoy, who was, in many ways, the introductio...
Curtain Call: Michael McElhatton & Elizabeth Webster
“The high road’s very pretty, but you’ll have a hard time marching your army down it.” Michael McElhatton has featured in Game of Thrones since early in s...
Curtain Call: Alexander Siddig, DeObia Oparei, and Toby Sebastian
A guest Curtain Call by Jared Kozal Game of Thrones is a program that does what great art should always do under the best circumstances. It inspires fervent pas...
Curtain Call: Kit Harington
Kit Harington has been with us as part of Game of Thrones since day one. In July 2009 – a whole six years ago – he announced his excitement at being...
Curtain Call: Stephen Dillane
Stannis remains stubborn. Has an episode description ever captured the entirety of a character as perfectly as it did in the synopsis for episode 7 of Game of T...
Curtain Call: Charlotte Hope and Nell Tiger Free
There is only one god, as they say, and his name is Death. And this Season Finale, he took two very different ladies with him, Myranda, and Myrcella Baratheon.
Curtain Call: Tara Fitzgerald and Ian Beattie
The Game of Thrones season finale was brutal, taking out six characters in one episode. The first character to die was the fanatically religious queen Selyse Ba...
Curtain Call: Joel Fry
It’s easy to be mourned when you’re loved. It’s a trickier business when many weren’t quite sure how they felt about you- and that’...
Curtain Call: Kerry Ingram
“For the night is dark, and full of terrors.” And yet the cold light of day brought the greatest terror yet. It may be bordering on heresy to say th...