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I agree with everything said about Charles Dance's performance. I'm a little embarrassed--I only just realized he was one of the stars of the epic 80s miniseries Jewel in the Crown (to be fair, while I loved the series, I watched it back as a teen in the 90s.)

Interesting COmic-Con panel, though nothing major. Completely superficially, David Benioff has got to be one of the most attractive TV writers around (and DB Weiss isn;'t half bad, either...) Simply just that headwriters don't tend to be particularly dreamy :P

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The fact that he's so perceptive and could see through the bs makes him so much more dangerous than he already is and it's a great character-building thing but I'm pretty sure it was cut for time.

That's funny, I didn't either. It was so subtly done that it took me a couple of seconds and then I was like, whaaaa?

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