Yeah that doesn't make sense, she imprisoned the dragons for killing a child didn't she?! She's always made a point of saying 'harm no child'.I'm getting a bit annoyed by all the people defending the episode and saying the mad queen was shown throughout the show. The same clip when she was close to death outside qarth about burning cities to the ground keeps being shown. That was just to people that betrayed her when close to death.
It's the most rotten episode ever on rotten tomatoes and down to a 6.9 on IMDB.
I've watched it three times, just because seeing kings landing and the red keep burn is amazing despite the shocking (lack of) story.
It's been said by so many different sources I'm just taking it as gospel now.TLDR: Everyone from the actors, crew, and even HBO wanted more. However, D&D did not want to give the series over to someone else, despite HBO offering more money to continue the series. D&D made the decision to truncate seasons 7 & 8. Which all translates to... we don't want to do the series anymore, but we don't want anyone else to do it either! *cue rich white male entitlement tears*.
I was wondering if the actors being too superior and demanding caused them their rubbish endings. Like when Joey in friends got killed off by falling down an elevator because he pissed off the writers!Could the actors have done anything to get D&D kicked off? They've already had huge commitments to the show for years, they might as well have gone all in and given another year on splitting s8 into 20 episodes.
There's been dodgy parts before, like all of Dorne, so they must have know this whole season could end up a disaster.
Well that's an interesting theory! According to this article, all main cast apart from Sophie and Maisie (150k per episode) were paid 500k per episode. https://stylecaster.com/game-of-thrones-cast-salary-2019/#slide-7I was wondering if the actors being too superior and demanding caused them their rubbish endings. Like when Joey in friends got killed off by falling down an elevator because he pissed off the writers! [emoji16]
I've been seeing a lot of shade from both the crew and cast about how this season is going down. Even Conleth Hill was not happy with Vary's outcome.
I don't think it was the actors demanding things more so than D&D wanting to have full control over the series on HBO but also looking to work on new projects; therefore they couldn't fully commit to GoT. Especially now that D&D are working on the next Star Wars movies which is another fandom they will butcher. Plus D&D have also had friction with the author GRR Martin in the past. I chalk it up to the writer's egos if anything.
It is due to the directors, the beautiful score, the cast and crew that made whatever is redeemable in season 8 what it is but even that cannot be overshadowed by horrible writing. Which is unfair to everyone that worked so hard on GoT.
True! I was very shocked! I really don't think Nikolaj or Peter had more important parts than Maisie or Sophie.150k and she killed the night king!
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