SFX article, Animated history video

[karen9]

I found a scan of an article from the April issue of SFX at http://gallery.kit-harington.com/displayimage.php?album=93&pid=4379#top_display_media. The print is tiny but I spotted a bit about Richard:
"One of the characters who is not a viewpoint character in the books is Robb Stark. In book two Robb leads his armies west into the Westerlands in a

Comments

[lathwen1]

haha yes, I would hope Richard would do more promos.
I'm still waiting for the kings promos, I hope we get one, would be great tbh.

I have not seen Strays, it's an independent film and no one knows much about it.

Richard's voice omg!!! <333. He needs to read books to me, or a magazine I don't care!
And the animated videos are only on the Blu ray ones. But other than that I haven't heard anything excting that mightmake me buy them. And it also has casting videos, but those are all on youtube now so... (no Richard tho)

[karen9]

Richard's voice omg!!! F***ing gorgeous voice, with and without his Scottish accent.

But other than that I haven't heard anything exciting that might make me buy them. So apart from the two animated history videos with Richard sharing the narration there isn't anything that I really want on the Blu rays. I'll leave my order for the DVDs and hope someone puts the Field of Fire video up somewhere.

[yuyee]

I somehow got the same feeling with you and sometimes felt frustrated that Richard chose to be more of a off camera kind. But he is still a great actor and seems to be a nice person. I love him anyway, but still....

The animated history videos are only on blu-ray. You should change your order. Blu-ray is a lot more awesome than DVD!!! Or maybe I'm just too much a geek of A Song of Ice and Fire series. Those blu-ray only bonus are soooo good, and I love all the Westeros histories and stuff.

[karen9]

I don't think Richard chose to be camera-shy. He seems to find the experience excrutiating from all the agonised faces he makes! He seems to be getting worse. In the Robb Stark character profile from the first series he is far more relaxed and looks directly at the camera. In the new one for this series he looks away from the camera a lot and is obviously finding it an ordeal. I feel sympathetic; it's particularly tough for an actor who needs to be seen in order to get good roles.

Thanks for the advice on Blu-ray. Trouble is I have an old, crocky tv that won't do Blu-rays justice. I would feel so guilty spending a lot of money on a new tv as well as a Blu-ray player, but I am sorely tempted!