Graham McTavish House of Dragon interview part 1

The transcript features a discussion about the excitement of joining the Game of Thrones series, focusing on the character Sir Harold, who serves as a moral center in the duplicitous world of Westeros. The conversation draws parallels between the political intrigue in Westeros and real-world politics, highlighting the lessons politicians could learn from the series. The speaker expresses enjoyment in both acting in and watching the series, appreciating its surprises and shocks.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to joining the Game of Thrones universe?

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited and had been a fan of the original series.

• They were disappointed with the script.

• They were nervous about the role.

How does the speaker describe their character, Sir Harold?

• As a silent observer with no influence.

• As a ruthless leader.

• As a moral center without Machiavellian tendencies.

• As a cunning and deceitful character.

What role does the speaker believe Sir Harold plays in the world of Westeros?

• A central figure in the political intrigue.

• A character who frequently changes alliances.

• A passive observer with no impact.

• A moral center who sees and hears everything.

What comparison does the speaker make between Game of Thrones and real-world politics?

• Game of Thrones is less complex than real-world politics.

• There are no similarities between the two.

• Politicians could learn about alliances and surprises from the series.

• Politicians are more honest than characters in Game of Thrones.

What aspect of the Game of Thrones universe does the speaker enjoy the most?

• The lack of character development.

• The surprises and shocks in the plot.

• The moral clarity of the characters.

• The predictable storylines.