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  • rah
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    There are many actors/actresses that thought they were not replaceable. She is not one of them. People would ***** for a season but that's about it. Get a better actress with decent tits and I'd forgot about her within 4 episodes.
    There's only a couple on GOT that would really piss people off but even then, if the replacement is a good actor, they would eventually be accepted. (Tyrion is probably the only exception for me)

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  • Bugs ****ing Bunny
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    The series is much bigger than any single actor in it. She might find she's more dispensable than she thought.

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  • regexcellent
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    Emilia Clarke is one of the weakest actresses but also plays probably the second most iconic character after Tyrion so they can't really switch her out.

    Originally posted by Dr Strangelove View Post
    That's what happens when you let a woman run the finances.





    I was just fillinf in for Kid.
    In the books she has a hilarious lack of self-awareness thinking everyone dislikes her because she's a Woman with Power whereas it's actually because she's petty, vindictive, quick-tempered, and cruel.

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  • Hauldren Collider
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    To be fair, she really only brings three things to the show, and it wouldn't be that hard to find another person with them.

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  • Imran Siddiqui
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    That would really mean the show would have to diverge from the books .

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  • Lorizael
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    I can't imagine that such a rumor means anything more than that she's negotiating for more money.

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  • Hauldren Collider
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    That would be hilarious.

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  • Nikolai
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    I just heared rumors Emilia Clarke has quit Game of Thrones. Anyone know if this is correct?

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  • Dr Strangelove
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    Originally posted by Dinner View Post
    Technically, it is Robert and Cersei's fault though she's the one who just decided to stop paying the Iron Bank even though everyone told her it wouldn't end well.
    That's what happens when you let a woman run the finances.





    I was just fillinf in for Kid.

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  • self biased
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    Spoiler:

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  • Dinner
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    Originally posted by self biased View Post
    this is all littlefinger's fault.
    Technically, it is Robert and Cersei's fault though she's the one who just decided to stop paying the Iron Bank even though everyone told her it wouldn't end well.

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  • My Wife Hates CIV
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    just looking...

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  • self biased
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    Originally posted by DaShi View Post
    All of Westeros should have a CCC rating. I can't believe the Iron Bank does business with any of them.
    this is all littlefinger's fault.

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  • DaShi
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    Originally posted by Dinner View Post
    Not in the books. In the books Stannis is broke until about the middle of DwD when he finally meets up with the representative of the Iron Bank. It is different from the TV series because the Iron Bank comes looking for Stannis instead of Stannis coming to beg from the Iron Bank. Basically, Cersei stiffs them so the Iron Bank decides to fund Stannis to get even with Cersei (and maybe get their money back if Stannis wins).
    All of Westeros should have a CCC rating. I can't believe the Iron Bank does business with any of them.

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  • OzzyKP
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    Originally posted by rah View Post
    On an open plain you are correct that it would be over quickly. But not in a forest. It would have been easy to show the encounter on the plains in front of the wall, which is why I was surprised that they did the extra effort of having the charge strike in the woods.
    They are probably just trying to spare themselves the extra effort of digitally putting in 100,000 people.

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