Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister) laughed bitterly, tapping her dagger-shaped fingernails on the table. “You think that’s bad? Wait until episode 10. They made me walk through a crowd of extras who actually enjoy throwing fake cabbage at me.”
Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister) read his final lines for “The Mountain and the Viper” in a low, measured voice. When he finished, the room didn’t applaud. They just stared at the table. game of throne season 4 cast
The final table read ended at dusk. As the cast filed out into the damp Irish evening, a young production assistant handed each of them a raven feather — a souvenir from the set of the Eyrie. Lena Headey tucked hers behind her ear. Pedro Pascal kissed his for luck. And Maisie Williams slipped hers into her boot, next to her fake Needle. Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister) laughed bitterly, tapping her
“Do I know anything this season?”
But that night, in a pub near the studio, the cast of Season 4 drank ale, laughed too loud, and lived. They made me walk through a crowd of
As they walked toward the waiting vans, Rory McCann yelled into the wind: “Lamb stew or I walk.”
Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister) laughed bitterly, tapping her dagger-shaped fingernails on the table. “You think that’s bad? Wait until episode 10. They made me walk through a crowd of extras who actually enjoy throwing fake cabbage at me.”
Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister) read his final lines for “The Mountain and the Viper” in a low, measured voice. When he finished, the room didn’t applaud. They just stared at the table.
The final table read ended at dusk. As the cast filed out into the damp Irish evening, a young production assistant handed each of them a raven feather — a souvenir from the set of the Eyrie. Lena Headey tucked hers behind her ear. Pedro Pascal kissed his for luck. And Maisie Williams slipped hers into her boot, next to her fake Needle.
“Do I know anything this season?”
But that night, in a pub near the studio, the cast of Season 4 drank ale, laughed too loud, and lived.
As they walked toward the waiting vans, Rory McCann yelled into the wind: “Lamb stew or I walk.”