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Because [writers] Dan Weiss And David Benioff Have Done Such A Great Job In Adapting Them, That's What We Work With. It Serves No Purpose To Anybody For Actors To Come Onto A Set With A Well-thumbed Copy Of The Source Material And Start Querying Why This Or That Line Has Been Left Out Of The Script. It's Probably Been Left Out For A Good Reason.

I Don't Think I've Ever Been Asked To Act Out Bad Sex. It's Not My Style. I've Been Blessed With Good Rhythm.

There Is A Huge Fan Base, They're Very Knowledgeable And Very Loyal. I Was Astonished - Before I Started Working On The Series I Didn't Know Anything About Game Of Thrones. I Hadn't Heard Of The Books. When It Started Going Out, People Were Coming Up To Me In The Street Saying [fake Cockney Accent] "oh, Game Of Thrones, F------ Wonderful.

I Was A Window Dresser For Burton's Once. What Really Put Me Off Was The Area Manager Coming Round And Saying, Charles, I Think You're A Natch At This.

Your Senses Are Reeling All The Time. Finally You Find Something To Write And The Very Next Day You Go Out And See Something Else Which Totally Contradicts What You've Written And Every Conclusion You've Come To.