Thanks for doing an AMAA! What brought you to Reddit? I have to say all the Dothraki parts were my favourites and I have a LOT of questions!
Did you read the books to learn about them or did the directors on set tell you? I heard a lot of the actors haven't read the books so they didn't find out the futures of their characters.
What, from an actors perspective, goes into making a TV show on such a grand scale? As in, how many people are on set? What are the shooting periods like? How long does it go from paper to rehearsals to actually being filmed?
What was it like getting the role, did you know that it'd be such a huge success not only commercially but critically? What's it like to have been part of something so huge/such a fan-favourite?
How on earth can I get work on Game of Thrones!? I'd love to be a runner or something, just to experience it would be incredible.
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Thanks for doing an AMAA! What brought you to Reddit? I have to say all the Dothraki parts were my favourites and I have a LOT of questions!
Did you read the books to learn about them or did the directors on set tell you? I heard a lot of the actors haven't read the books so they didn't find out the futures of their characters.
What, from an actors perspective, goes into making a TV show on such a grand scale? As in, how many people are on set? What are the shooting periods like? How long does it go from paper to rehearsals to actually being filmed?
What was it like getting the role, did you know that it'd be such a huge success not only commercially but critically? What's it like to have been part of something so huge/such a fan-favourite?
How on earth can I get work on Game of Thrones!? I'd love to be a runner or something, just to experience it would be incredible.
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