nooleen
bad ape
arseholes
at least they might make a proper series this time though, if they're taking so long
at least they might make a proper series this time though, if they're taking so long
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IMO Neverwhere is one of his weakest books (Stardust is probably my favourite FWIW). Sandman is kinda more of the same - different realities presented as a kind of game you can choose to play (or not), but once you choose then the game's rules apply For Real. I actually think the choose-your-reality thing that underpins most of his work is a philosophical weakness that prevents his stuff being substantialI still need to read Neverwhere, which a lot of people swear by, and some more Sandman, which I've only read a small bit of, before I completely write him off.
Even showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss were uncharacteristically anxious, wondering how the actors would react to the climactic twists. “We knew exactly when our script coordinator sent them out, we knew what minute they sent them, and then you’re just waiting for the emails,” Benioff said.
The cast then journeyed to Belfast to gather in a production office for the formal read-through. By then, everybody knew the tale that was about to unfold, with two notable exceptions: Davos Seaworth actor Liam Cunningham (“The f—ing scripts wouldn’t open, the double extra security!” he grouses) and Harington, who outright refused to read anything in advance.
“I walked in saying, ‘Don’t tell me, I don’t want to know,’” Harington says. “What’s the point of reading it to myself in my own head when I can listen to people do it and find out with my friends?” So, yes: Jon Snow, quite literally, knew nothing.
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