He was born to play Ser Davos

He's the best in dog soldiers lol

@@ShadowQrow Joffrey did an excellent job of making people hate him and he's actually a really sound guy in real life. Joffrey's character was awful anyway but the actor played him really well. He really was a cunt!

Jaylieb Piatt

@@himynamelscolin yeah he actually plays a good villain him and Neil Marshall must of had a Funtime filming this

Not at all. But they certainly get the most attention.

Not really, though yes a lot of people do work just as hard or harder

CCTV9 why they dont show behind the scene when they fuck xD

CCTV9 exactly !! yet they get all the recognition

"Everyone would do it if it were easy." _-- Tyrion Lannister_

Look at that sword master/ stunt performer, C. C. Smiff. He looks like Stannis Baratheon's doppleganger!

Wow you feel proud?

Damn he didn't reply

what stannis double?

Max Tan watch entire thing

***** lol XD

I dare u to sneak in there and act like stannis

@@marlonmurcia7542 you know this is 2 years before you posted it

+ciuffoZanetti4 Well, not exactly original either. This is what happens to Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit book. He get's knocked out right before the Battle of Five Armies and the story skips to him waking up. But I think it's appropriate a dwarf pays homage to another famous midget!

That wasn't the Battle at Blackwater. It was when he was put in the caravan with his mountain folk. It wasn't much better or believable in the book.

leftyfourguns j

ok how did he pass out? he got hit by a hammer!! not exactly passing out! and more so knocked out!

Taylor Riley how much do extras get paid?

SPFrobber They usually volunteer

Taylor Riley hey man I know this is an old comment but how would you recommend becoming an extra

@@adammanson9244 nah they can paid, you get more as union

***** why spoil?

Lily Holloway Davies The books and the name of the episode

Budget and more importantly, time Their budget is already pretty big, but they need more time. I love GoT, both the books and TV series, however since this is a visual adaptation, it saddens me knowing that there were so many missed opportunities to use the format to its fullest. Breaking Bad has incredible shot compositions even making entire scenes in one long take or having the camera positioned in a way to express an experience, either visceral or logically. Obviously BB has a much smaller budget and smaller scale therefore greater freedom to express visual art but just imagine that with GoT, making the series 12+ episodes per season and not restricted to making a season per year.

@@RacinZilla003 "They need more time". Man you totally called it. They crammed in too much in season 7 & 8 and 8 in particular was a disaster. Still good for a tv show but not up to the standards of season 1-4.

😂😂listen here, i am from future, they must have invested on the storyline😂

I think that one major difference is that, during the shooting of this episode (so before Season 2 had even begun to air), GoT wasn't quite the solidified smash-hit success juggernaut that it is now, with three whole seasons under its belt. So I feel like by the time they get to those crazy battles with dragons and whatnot, HBO will be more inclined to give them a bigger budget, as the show's popularity is only increasing. Either way, what they managed to do here was impressive as heck, and I trust that they'll manage the huge scenes in the future just fine.

I think there's a certain charm to making do with what you have. I thought the battle sequence was perfect, and if a change in budget, even an increase, would have changed that, I don't think it would have been a good thing.

Probably would have blown it on making everything CGI like they did on the Hobbit (which made it pretty shit to watch)

Joseph Violet ..... no

Mads Stays Noided you are right my friend, there is a certain charm to productions that have low or tight budgets. They put more care and love into their work. Like a poor person content with their life style. Give someone like that a big bag of money and they will spend it vigorously. Some of the greatest scenes and films have been made with limited budgets. Star Wars A New Hope, Serenity, LOTR and many others. It all goes back to Shakespeare: "Brevity is the soul of wit."

Not loras, his btother

Ok euron😂

This comment has not aged well

Do you still love it in 2019? 😂😂😂

@@MsMaryPatricia I sure do

Actually it’s the stunt man they made every thing look good getting arrows shot into them getting set on fire yes I know they have protective gear but sometimes it’s doesn’t work

If only you knew just how bad things...

@@Wallace43266 oh boy

George still hasn’t written the last books

Was it truly nuts?

Nope, Hardhome.

That was pretty good, it relied a bit on shaky cam and other zombie movie tropes though

Battle of the bastards.

BotB had some of the best CGI of the series, but the battle from a story perspective was a complete clusterfuck. None of the northerners would have rallied behind a commander as foolish as Jon Snow.

True, Jon Snow racing towards the Bolton forces through anger- as if he was going to get anywhere near Ramsey- was pretty unbelievable, but the long lens compression of the cavalry marching towards him was very good camera work. I think Hitchcock was the first to use this type of effect in the film Vertigo, where he zoomed in whilst pulling the camera back to create the dizzy vertigo effect of changing aspect ratios.

+sharpEAGLES Welcome to the film industry mate, it's even easier being an extra though, you don't have to remember any lines

Then become one?

sharpEAGLES not true. I work in the film industry and work closely with the actors and i can say before working in the industry, i used to think that but after working with them, i can say it's really not a piece of cake as we all think. It's a very physical job as well and doing it over and over again every take, it can get pretty draining. And remember the normal hours on set is at least 10 hours, at least! And add the pressure of delivering a good performance that the producers, director especially audience will buy, otherwise, the efforts of the crew, everyone who worked hard on the set will go to waste. And it takes a great deal of imagination for actors to do vfx and green screen. Their acting has to reflect that too. It's not easy

Not to mention the fact that they are the ones who will get torn apart by the public if it isn't good. No-one calls the stunt coordinator a dumb slut on the internet.

sharpEAGLES exactly

***** how do you know that?

***** It was a lot longer than 5-10 min. It was more like 35min, maybe longer. Most of the episode was action.

LOL, you fucking idiot, it cost only 8$ million, not 50$ million.

Well, that was polite.

For the record, though, 'Blackwater' as a whole only cost 1/3rd more than the usual episode.

The DOUBBIS HAS MANLE!!!

The night is dark and full of terrors

Jon Snow is not bastard you stupid ignorant fuck

@@user-tm4br8pf3n jesus christ he is not referring to there actual stances. Ramsay Bolton was legitemised before he killed his father but the name of the battle is the battle of the bastards. As referred to by the cast and the show and literally everyone involved you ignorant fuck.

@@user-tm4br8pf3n John Snow isn't a bastard. He is a stupid shit who gave up the North because he fell in love with his own aunt.

Do you still love it in 2019? 😂😂😂