Game of Thrones Season 4: Episode #6 Clip - Tyrion's Breakdown (HBO)

[@SpookyASMR]

"I did not kill Joffrey but I wish that I had" So much hate and disgust. Peter's acting is just phenomenal

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

+Spooky ASMR I'm glad that Tyrion never got killed off the programme

[@furkanbozdag8198]

@@peterwilliamskelhorn6675 same

[@furkanbozdag8198]

@@peterwilliamskelhorn6675 but hodor 🥺🥺🥺

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

@@furkanbozdag8198 I'm reading the 1st book and Hodor was mentioned

[@عمرالمطييري-غ2ت]

@@peterwilliamskelhorn6675 رىطزفزط

[@Marblez3]

This scene. This fucking scene...

[@Blizzardfire]

Those were my exact same words.

[@PumperPanda95]

***** Aaron Paul fucking deserved it.

[@lewystyles]

Leruun he did. but not against this

[@ultravioletgaia]

***** You havent watched Breaking Bad eh

[@ultravioletgaia]

***** ive read asoiaf since 2007 and Peter Dink only said the exact passage of Tyrion's in the book any other dwarf actor could have done it whereas BB and Aaron Paul's Jesse Bitchman has an originality of its own...

[@BlackDiamond2718]

The way both tywin and tyrion stare each other down as nemeses is fantastic.

[@TheBlackKakashi]

It’s so awesome but it makes me laugh

[@mjhilps]

"I am you, writ small" says Tyrion to his father in A Storm of Swords before loosing his crossbow. Tyrion is truly Twyin's son, no matter what the theories say. He's Tywin reborn but with (slightly) more empathy and baggage plus a dwarf. Tyrion is not the good guy, he is a complex antagonist that the show refused to develop.

[@fives.]

@@mjhilps Book Tyrion, yes, because his conduct was far too merciless to warrant a character-build. Show Tyrion is where I will disagree, but mostly for true fact he did experience growth and change, but it was through honest tragedy & failure as opposed to clumsiness through excess & his family’s suppression of him. Both times he went on trial in front of the Iron Throne, he didn’t deserve to be there, but the failures and mistakes made to get him there were his completely, regardless of how good/decent of a person he turned out to be. Great example is how hard Varys’ death stuck in his mind the more despotic Daenerys effectively became.

[@theprinceoftides6836]

Truth, nailed.

[@MarcoBoneMan]

Lmao real anime shit

[@pratikharsh2043]

This scene gives me more relief than thousand CGI generated Dragons

[@MarcoBoneMan]

Underrated

[@clementtroaming5435]

Don’t forget the meeting of Vermithor the Bronze Fury.

[@Sandeep1986-c4i]

No Dragons no Game of Throne😂😂😂😂😂

[@arunv1323]

CGI literally means computer generated imagery so just say CGI dragons

[@benhoyland6371]

@KeyUploads shut up

[@CrazyMix2319]

The moment I finally made my mind up that Peter Dinklage is the best actor in the Game Of Thrones cast.

[@AnDi-pz7ui]

Same

[@clovie101]

Too bad he hasn't done much acting since he's been with Dani. She sucks the fun out of everything

[@annabooxp]

+Ken Britton lmfao😂 @ she sucks the fun out of everything.

[@annabooxp]

+Ken Britton but u are right, we haven't seen much of him ever since he met up with dany

[@Gulfstream626]

Yup

[@wafflingmean4477]

i loved tyrion's little smile at tywin right after he says i demand a trial by combat. it just yells haha fuck you dad, you're not going to kill me as easily as you think.

[@wafflingmean4477]

u know i completely forgot about the deal and thank you for reminding me.

[@fulviopontarollo2952]

***** wait i thought Jamie told Tyrion only about the taking the black part, not about the Jamie taking off the white part

[@upsyjaja]

Exactly!

[@gabrielcarrasco8414]

It's not necessarily that. Tywin's children for the most part have always been under the thumb of their father. That normally listened to him. But this was Tyrion's way of saying dad you won't get what you want, he wasn't going to die for something he didn't do, and more importantly he was tired of being manipulated by his father.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Even the look he gave to Cersei, told her to go f*** herself.

[@RemusNeo]

Best Tyrion scene!

[@VNGAMINGTV]

Best game of thrones scene

[@smontes37]

DangamingTV Best TV scene ever !

[@VNGAMINGTV]

not far from it :P

[@Mr-Hansson]

best scene with the rains of castmere in the background

[@rustyredheart8600]

smontes37 No! The best TV scene ever is the las scene of Breaking Bad!

[@jackwitcombe765]

Season 4 was the absolute peak of quality for the series. Truly unbelievable writing.

[@shantiprakashbihani1420]

Unpopular opinion but I think season 4 and 6 were at par with each other

[@TPTurkey-x2i]

​@@shantiprakashbihani14206 had some great moments but I think the writing started to go by season 5.

[@YuvrajThakur-i6q]

@@shantiprakashbihani1420s6 wasn’t as good as any of the first 4 seasons.

[@freshprince512]

Peak television period. Never to be replicated.

[@zami8827]

@@shantiprakashbihani1420 season 6 gave many characters a plot armor that they did not have in earlier seasons.

[@elyedai]

The acting of Peter Dinklage in this scene was beyond amazing, his facial expressions, the tone of his voice, everything! came out so fucking natural....

[@sonnyrosen7172]

Master Yodai in fucking deed

[@Ehbraham]

Master Yodai hes a fucking Yoda of acting.

[@DreamingPanther97]

I know, he was amazing

[@elyedai]

Master Yoda indeed, amazing was him, fellow yoda master.

[@humzaqureshi8583]

Master Yodai I thinkn part of the reason he portrayed this scene in such a phenonemal manner is becuase when he says "I've been on trial for being a dwarf my entire like", it really hits home for Peter himself on an emotional and mental scale.

[@gpeddino]

"I've been on trial for that my entire life." A powerful line, that definitely speaks volumes for both character and actor.

[@rosiepestel7836]

True

[@4TLOL]

So true ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@CBRN-115]

I bet it came from his experience as well

[@ruchirj4533]

Absolutely right! He's been to success now in his life!

[@daveyturu]

He definitely put all his experiences and frustrations into this scene. And it's great

[@VDA19]

Tyrion: I demand a trial by combat Everyone: OH SHIT!! Oberyn: Finally, something interesting..

[@Supermuffin5000]

True

[@elmehdibravo5391]

pateuvasiliu oberyn was and i think will stay the best character in the series. the guy was a real badass ,did whatever he wants ,was cool .. a shame they killed him in a disgusting way !

[@VDA19]

el di I wish they kept him alive and found another excuse for Tyrion to leave. The Sand Snakes/Dorne Plot is pretty bad, so his death seems like a great loss rather than advancing the plot.

[@appoxx]

pateuvasiliu a lot of that is the shows fault for doing the Dorne stuff so badly

[@VDA19]

***** Nah, Tywin knew Tyrion is innocent. He just wanted him gone.

[@Jamie-fv1rc]

The way Pedro Pascal sits forward always gets me

[@ArslanAli-cs1be]

It was sad 😢

[@thegrunbeld6876]

His excitement towards this whole ordeal is mindblowing

[@ryanh.9603]

Lets just say it blew his mind. That seems to happen to him a lot

[@7ABS7]

Ñarcos?

[@rosskerr1439]

Ah, so that IS him. I gotta watch this show.

[@sultanammari2933]

Jaime's face expressions are genius. they help the scene to be perfect.

[@ardijanlubiceva7746]

Oberyn's too

[@insanitysean4939]

@@ardijanlubiceva7746 oberyns look when tyrion demands a trial by combat is perfect

[@JB-xl2jc]

@Insanity sean "Oh reaally..... interesting..." -Oberyn

[@kzz0r]

jaime: oh shit ill fight the mountain oberyn: oh yea ill fight the mountain

[@Drunkinhobo]

@@kzz0r Jamie’s like oh shit wait, I only got 🫲

[@RajSingh-li4xh]

I would love to see how Dinklage felt as he was acting this scene out, seeing that in reality he is a dwarf. He must have felt something when he said "I am guilty of being a dwarf".

[@NYGiants4Life]

I definitely agree.

[@greg.sym.4115]

I don't think dwarf is politically correct.

[@kylevanilla3177]

If his parents or someone close to him have some resentment about his dwarfism, then yes.

[@greg.sym.4115]

No. Dwarfs is the correct plural. Tolkien did use the word dwarves in Lotr but he said that was to indicate that they were a speed ate species not just abnormally short humans.

[@greg.sym.4115]

I meant separate, but sadly I typed a letter wrong and was auto-corrected

[@Rommedahl12]

"I wish I was the monster you think I am..." It gives me goosebumbs every damn time!

[@epicfactsbooks]

excellent and iconic quote

[@randomiser2267]

In the books he is exactly the monster they think he is.

[@Spektrespec]

@@randomiser2267 Ikr he be coming to Westeros with Fire and Blood.

[@Kotoamatsukami_]

Eight years after I’m still searching a lie in his speech. Still haven’t found one. Damn I love this man, Peter Dinklage is the incarnation of a great actor if not one of the greatest

[@chriswelcome8102]

What

[@Vool2go]

the greatest small actor :)

[@kitten_with_bad_breath]

But he doesn't want dwarf competition

[@sarah-vt7ut]

One of the best scenes in the history of TV

[@russianbear7832]

Sara U Not one of the best. *The* best. And that’s coming someone who's never seen GoT.

[@lil_mikey_myers]

.....I like this scene as well but it’s a tie with another scene from another tv show courtesy of Joseph Morgan on The Originals season 3 finale. He literally talked his way and his family way out of death & Hell. Bout to go watch it now

[@lil_mikey_myers]

@Light4you definitely is.

[@heartbeat8706]

@@lil_mikey_myers u r not wrong that’s one of the most badass moments in tv history

[@qabrm5367]

You from north of the wall? I mean the dp!

[@Zahrkim]

I really love the reactions of all the different characters. Shae's shock, Jaime's worry, Oberyn's curiosity and most of all Tywin just standing there. He never would've thought, that he would lose control in this scenario.

[@JustJenni07]

And Tywin thought he controls the situation then Tyrion's outburst happened.

[@chuuwars]

oberyn curiosity turning into opportunity

[@abusinan2408]

an opportunity that turned into a mountain

[@qwerttzizzi]

He is still in control? I mean even if he combats..he will loose..what is Tywin afraid of?

[@ohmaigod2]

@qwerttzizzi then tyrion will have died but since they didnt go through with the deal to send tyrion to the wall, Jamie would still be a kingsguard thus ending Tywins lineage

[@paym4n]

Scenes like this truly made GoT for me. Screw the actions scenes. All those dialogue scenes carried the show through season 1-5. Simply unmatched.

[@stijnvandenheuvel8117]

Exactly. Blackwater and Watchers on the Wall are great, don't get me wrong, but the characters and dialogue were what carried this show. If anyone ever tells you the Prequels were bad because of politics, point them to this show.

[@joeyjerry1586]

@@stijnvandenheuvel8117, funnily, the thing that made blackwater and watchers on the wall such excellent episodes are the excellent dialogue scenes in between the action

[@stefan1924]

​@@joeyjerry1586 Exactly! Those countless verbal battles that have taken place in advance elevate the tension in a moment like Blackwater to a much higher level! That plus the fact that in GoT you always had to expect that one of the protagonists would actually get hurt. Ned Stark fighting against Jamie Lannister alone had so much more tension than the entirety of the third Hobbit movie.

[@journeyforever1932]

S5 was already lacking..the show peaked with Season 4

[@Ben-fk9ey]

The showrunners replaced excellent dialogue and intrigue with battles and the show suffered for it.

[@oldtownscouts3712]

I think this is my favorite scene in the entire series.

[@averymartin321]

Next to Ramsey getting eaten alive

[@lola1033]

Same!

[@h.a.9880]

This one and the bathtub scene between Jaime and Brienne. Both very emotional. A shame the show got canceled midway through season 6.

[@infinitelz2]

@@h.a.9880Lmfaoo I wish we were living in that alternate timeline😂

[@T13HS]

My favourite GoT moment.

[@marlonjormungand7845]

same here :)

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

What about the wedding. c'mon. the brutality

[@supersaiyanzero386]

This and every scene with the hound

[@curlyhaircurly]

Mine most disappointment is death of Myrcella barathion

[@Rajesh-xt2oe]

@@curlyhaircurly *myrcella Lannister.

[@salamander337]

This scene alone is way better than any action scene of GOT.

[@hunterspride18]

Ive re-watched most of the shows actions scenes plenty of times but nowhere near as many as I've watched this breakdown.

[@AlasdairFraser8]

***** It didn't...I was like "err...I love it but I waited 4 years years for 6-7/10 scene" *silent cry* This is still the best scene of the series and the thing that redeems this series and possibly the mistakes of the last two series for me. I don't kid, I only watch it every week on launch because of this scene...otherwise I would be a casual viewer and get back to my third reread of aDwDs :P

[@ItzhakEthanEskimo]

***** oberyens head exploding was interesting

[@hunterspride18]

GAH! What the hell! Spoiler Alert! Nah just kidding saw it to, tis was interesting lol

[@ItzhakEthanEskimo]

***** get rekt

[@Aquila_France]

This scene is so powerful ! The music, the camera shots, and the gazes of Tyrion, Cersei and Tywin..

[@hrvojebilic2173]

Aquila A. cersei is as bland as ever but jamie killed in this scene sooo much right after tyrion

[@RenciOfficial]

what is the name of music in this video? :o

[@qabrm5367]

What you guys think about the seasons after this

[@karangoyal6576]

@@RenciOfficial Rains of Castamere. Lannister theme in GOT!!!

[@ladyalicent705]

The way he delivered the *”I saved the city! I saved all your worthless lives! I should have let Stannis KILL YOU ALL!”* line so powerfully makes me think that the actor drew upon some sort of personal experience of a friend betraying him even after he saved them

[@x-omnistar-x9602]

It’s more than that. Since one of the only reasons why Tywin hasn’t dismissed this trial is because he hates Tyrion for being a dwarf, Peter Dinklage could relate to his character on a downright spiritual level. Everything he says right here is simply Peter Dinklage venting his anger and frustration over the discrimination he’s undoubtedly received throughout his life.

[@jolopolo4761]

​@@x-omnistar-x9602Or, maybe, JUST maybe, he was acting

[@x-omnistar-x9602]

@@jolopolo4761 Uh… yeah, obviously… I was talking about the fact that Peter was no doubt channeling anger over discrimination he’s had in life to make his acting phenomenal.

[@AlexK42069]

​@@jolopolo4761did you feel slick saying that? You're not clever you do know that, right? And on top of that you're wrong.

[@jolopolo4761]

@@AlexK42069 okey tell me more buddy

[@narasimhashelar6745]

'I should've let Stannis kill you all' Words that came from the heart. Edit: Stannis is alive in the books!!

[@regularm3924]

Drogon : say no more

[@liketheblue5082]

He makes it finally

[@costco_pizza]

@@regularm3924 That's what I don't understand. Tyrion should have been very happy about what Dany did. All of the people of KL deserved it.

[@aquietwhyme]

@@costco_pizza Yeah, those farmers and weavers and carpenters and ash collectors all deserved death by inferno. Imagine being less humane than a Game of Thrones character...

[@linken0879]

@@aquietwhyme he’s talking about a show just like you are. You’re assuming that he’s less humane because of an opinion on a fictional world

[@baisakhibhattacharyabb484]

I love when the Lannister theme music starts to play when tyrion says "I demand trial by combat" to symbolise his "lion" side. In the same way, the theme music plays in the scene when Jaime rescued brienne from the bear fighting pit.

[@kijjamburodney3086]

I still get goosebumps from the scene

[@shreysharma726]

damn

[@Drezdenez]

What is more interesting “Tears of Castamere” always play when some tragedy is happening or about to happen. Tyrion is only exception as it plays as his triumph theme

[@papej3290]

​@@Drezdenez Tyrion going to join Dany and ruin his character was a real tragedy.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

@@papej3290 No the real tragedy was D&D butchering the series. In the books Tyrion joins Dany and is a valuable asset to her. He doesn't become what he did in the show

[@fireandblood2919]

God, I love this scene. Tyrion basically destroys Tywins plans here and it’s glorious.

[@aktarcy]

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[@jerryberry3501]

Was tywin going to save him here or kill him?

[@dwisetyogustiarilaksono1160]

@@jerryberry3501 tywin going to spare him by sending him to The Wall.. in return Jaime will leave the kingsguard and claim his right as Tywin's heir (which he was forbidden as long as he remains in the kingsguard)... Since the trial proceeded to trial by combat, most likely outcome was tyrion will die, therefore Tywin left with no appropriate successor..

[@jerryberry3501]

@@dwisetyogustiarilaksono1160 He was still going to send him to the wall after this speech?

[@abusinan2408]

@Jerry Berry this decision was made before this speech

[@cub6616]

I got to hand it to Peter, his facial expressions are just pure gold, but what's even more interesting is that I just realized he made the crowd upset so that they can all agree on trial by combat, effectively turning the situation toward his favor. It's pure genius!

[@lucasharveny1986]

1:15 the way he managed to shift his facial expressions so seamlessly and naturally. Truly an amazing actor.

[@shill1444]

Yes. This immediately caught my attention, he shifted and redirected his statements and emotion by gaze toward specific people in the room he wanted to affect at select points of his monologue. Every turn of emotion brings a new mannerism. This one scene put him list right next to Denzel and Malkovich and Nicholson for me.

[@nemesis1ization]

this was a very articulate way of saying "fuck you all"

[@Neha71580]

the last reckoning Hound be like 'F*CK EVERYBODY!'

[@sefat-e-noornabila8973]

+Neha Kapoor Fuck the king

[@gregrizal5043]

+Neha Kapoor No, Hound will be like "give me your chicken!"

[@BotmannCodm]

June 2024?

[@phffffbt]

I wish we got more of this Tyrion in the later seasons.

[@DoubleO88]

In the books after this, he pretty much has a massive heel turn and you can't blame him.

[@jamie_d0g978]

Man, we really missed the bitter cruel bastard version of Tyrion. Woth Dinklage levelnof acting, it would've been glorious. They turned him in a boring goody two shoes

[@wahahah]

@@jamie_d0g978 agree but he was never that cruel

[@acrsclspdrcls1365]

@@wahahah Who? Show one or Book one?

[@bait5257]

@@acrsclspdrcls1365 both.

[@WenGlen2]

My god, this season was absolute fire.

[@sadas3190]

I feel like Dinklage definitely drew on some personal experiences here with how he delivered the I'm guilty of being a dwarf line

[@spookfella]

True

[@borris3768]

Incorrect

[@cadenrules1423]

​@@borris3768definitely correct

[@rooksed]

Wait hes a dwarf in real life?

[@sadas3190]

@@rooksed oh no they hired a dwarf actor but made him wear Peter Dinklage mask, mission impossible style.

[@codeyhiggins5879]

I wish Oberynn just finished the mountain imagine how epic it would have been seeing cersei fall to her knees as the mountain died and Oberynn just goes and makes and drinks more wine and Tyrion walks up stares at Tywin and just smirks

[@codeyhiggins5879]

Makes out with elaria and drinks more

[@wolfrush4263]

Plus then we would be rescued from the whole sand snakes storyline, leaving room for characters like lady stonehart

[@mysouptoocold1656]

I wish that instead of the revenge of Elia continued and Arienne was in the donre plot. She will know how to play the game of thrones

[@thebgmstudio6159]

But this is game of fucking thrones everything except what you want will happen

[@lazonafantasma5527]

kill Oberynn was the worst decition Martin made, such an interesting character wasted only to give Cercei a frankenstain bodyguard that she would get anyway, also Tyrion wouldn't stay at kingslanding anyway beacuse he would never be save so he stil be traveling to the east and continue his story. would be much better see what Oberyn would do, than see the mountain becomes even more booring than he allready was

[@tomohanley923]

0:28 “I should’ve let Stannis kill you all” me too man. Me too.

Margaery's shock Loras's inattentiveness Shae's worry Oberyn's interest Jaime's disappointment Cersei's seething anger Tywin's wtf how dare you little imp gaze Tyrion's triumphant face The best facial reactions in a sequence from one of my most favorite scenes from the series. All just from Tyrion's masterful speech, what a masterclass in acting!

[@lepetiteantoinette]

By far my favorite scene from the series so far.

[@tyrionwilldie4661]

is it still?

[@lepetiteantoinette]

Yes, still is.The one with Daeny and Drogon is close behind...but that scene is great thanks to a lot of people, from director, to screen writer and, of course, great actors. But this scene, with Tyrion, is pure gold pouring out of Peter Dinklage's mouth. Only he is responsible for the quality of the scene, he delivered his speech flawlessly. They could have filmed it with an iPhone camera, for all I care, would still be my favorite.

[@MirandaAndUh]

+Anne Marie I'd say the directing also has to do with it, as flawless as his performance is. The powerful camera angles, the way it swings behind him as he addresses the audience with contempt, the lighting, the final look between Tywin and Tyrion as they both take in the turn of events, it's fantastic.

[@shizutanako5553]

STILL IS

[@qabrm5367]

Still

[@christianvennemann9008]

Tyrion: I demand a trial by combat. Ned Stark: Oh, shit, I could've done that? EDIT: Holy fuck, I thought this was obvious, but people seem to be forgetting that Ned could've picked a champion. Tired of everyone acting like I'm glossing over the fact that he was injured at the time. EDIT AGAIN: Stop blowing up my facetious comment with the same replies. I get it.

[@darthbatman4563]

Ned had already confessed , he couldn't demand a trial by combat. If he had known Joffrey would double cross him he would most likely have demanded it.

[@zaksarforever3731]

deadpool makes a best comment!

[@christianvennemann9008]

Razaakaram Razajj Well, of course I would. 😆😆

[@wacky885]

C. Venom the lannisters would have still had his daughters

[@rustcohle3803]

Yeah varys Fucked up,

[@cadettipk]

And this is the moment Tyrion became my favorite character on the show.

[@alicegiulivi4593]

In my case he has become my favorite since his first appearance on the show ahaha. But this is definitely my favorite Tyrion scene😍😍

[@nirmalsuki]

My favourite character from the show will always be Hodor.

[@Srinidhi00726]

Idk I liked him from the pilot episode dialogue with Jon Snow.. He was so good in Season 1 and 2

[@sageofsixpaths98]

One of the best and most powerful scenes of entire show. The purity of emotion, and how beautifully expressed through well articulated words. "I wish I was the monster you think I am "

[@pnwperidot]

Peter Dinklage gives me goosebumps, seriously. His voice and expressions are just so fucking intense!

[@aaronmartinezsmith]

I love Peter's acting skills. You can see that he's smiling and making a serious face and again getting frustrated within seconds, just like a person who's stressed so much from the inside that even their emotions doesn't help them. This scene was so good.

[@epicfactsbooks]

agreed entirely on his excellent acting.

[@janek.3.2.79]

This is masterpiece of perfect actor

[@rorus9530]

This is some of the finest television ever. So sad how the quality went down hill so much in the final seasons.

[@sankarsshanansundararajan8829]

Watching this scene brought me into tears for multiple reasons

[@ArcOfficial]

It was the most upsetting ending to what could have been the greatest show ever

[@nicholaskenneth113]

What do you mean? Game of Thrones was amazing throughout its entire runtime! Shame it ended at season 4.

[@John-xr9ry]

First 4 seasons are peak television

[@ZyadYousef]

I think it was still great till the mid of season 7.. then it went downhill

[@itzBl3ssed]

I still get goosebumps every time I watch this scene. "Perfection"

[@Janootz]

Peter Dinklage just won himself an Emmy.

[@gabol8000]

He won Oberyn

[@n5r15]

Yeah... every else in the running just threw their hands in the air like "GOD DAMMIT".

[@primegundam]

I love the look on Tywin's face. It looks like he's thinking, "If only you hadn't been a dwarf you would've been my PERFECT HEIR."

[@Theriot6592]

He would never think that. He's far too consumed with hatred for Tyrion that he would never acknowledge any good things about him.

[@WayofLiving1]

Well, Tywin think about his legacy more then anything else.

[@ForeseenVisionz]

You can tell by Prince Oberyn's face that he knows the truth and he can see that Tyrion is telling the truth. He also knew that Shae was lying when he says "how could you know all this?". Am i the only one who thinks hes a good character aswell? also the actors perfect for him. But this is probably my favorite scene from GoT so far.

[@qabrm5367]

I have seen the complete series still this is my favourite scene

[@onlydaprecum]

All the best characters died early, Ned, Syrio Forel, Oberyn

[@ForeseenVisionz]

@@onlydaprecum 📠📠📠

[@vivalasexy]

@@onlydaprecum Bro how is Syrio Forel one of the best? The other two are great

[@onlydaprecum]

@@vivalasexy Syrio stole the scene everytime he showed up in the series, but also in the books there was a lot more lore behind Braavos, and what the first sword entails. Its a shame they didnt go further with the Iron Bank and the faceless in the show.

[@thhxxxx6455]

People are not giving enough credit to Ramin Djawadi! The use and composing of the music in this scene is unmatched.

[@drycell476]

Ramin Djawadi never disappoints us

[@giridhar3nr]

think peter dinklage is giving out his real life frustration in this..; "ive been in trial all my life for being a dwarf"

[@Wakawakamatic]

Call me dwarf one more time!!!

[@schubertuk]

That assumption might take away from the performance. It would suggest that Peter didn't need to act here, he was just playing himself and venting his own personal frustrations. I don't know whether Peter is that trivial on his relationship with his condition, and doesn't appear to have spent his whole life trying to drink & whore his way in denial (like Tyrion had - up until this point). This moment is very specifically a Tyrion/Tywin character arc moment (rather than a generic short person moment) - and Peter is acting it superbly.

[@aussiejed1]

I love how Jaime's hand is always near his sword during this whole scene. Like if anyone makes the wrong move, he's ready to draw.

[@qabrm5367]

He always cared

[@blacksteel25]

So far, best scene this season

[@djones1040gg]

This and the fight scene in the end of the first episode, IMO

[@xfirebg]

yeah

[@MegaMikig]

I felt pretty happy seeing Joffery choke

[@shresthgoel1708]

MAN this was the greatest scene

[@RiddhiKhan]

This scene still gives me the chills every time I watch it.

[@unrealdiego]

how are you in 2021

[@riteshjha8864]

The sadness on the face of Jaime that he can't fight for his brother

[@nathanl.4528]

Nope. Jaime knew what Tyrion got himself into! He knew that Cersei would pick the Mountain as a fighter and pay more than Tyrion could (Bronn) anyone who might fight for him! He knew Tyrion was toast!

[@Boobalopbop]

And Oberynn’s reaction! Like, YES, finally he can avenge his family… He did. Sorta 😬

[@Papaty25]

​@@Boobalopbop almost

[@Prodigi50]

@@nathanl.4528 Jaime at his best could beat the Mountain.

[@SaintNyx]

If Jaime volunteers, Tyrion goes free. Tywin and Cersei wouldn't let him die fighting The Mountain, so they'd have to make something up to call the whole thing off.

[@kiamaria331]

I never noticed the little smirk at 2:25 that Tyrion gives as he and Tywin stare each other down. I love it.

[@ameyzone]

That stare wasn't just ordinary, at that movement Tywin actually realised that Tyrion is actually him or might be better than him, and he is good with his tactics.

[@anishsukhramani6996]

2:25 That stare always gives you chills.

[@spookfella]

Same like a lion staring fiercely

[@vaceion]

AND THE MUSIC

[@MonsterEnergy676]

That scene was jaw droppingly incredible! When I first saw it I got goose bumps. I never really liked Tyrion but this season I've gained a whole lot of respect for him.

[@HdRfreak21]

You didn't like- ... dafuq was wrong with you? :D

[@hasha555]

HdRfreak21 You know... sometimes you are not really into the most liked character of any show.

[@sinachiniforoosh]

I was fucking shaking, literally I mean...

[@soumia117]

You don't like him I see...

[@mat8eo273]

sina chiniforoush me too

[@Nexoriator]

Give this man the Emmy already!

[@Theriot6592]

He already has 2. I think it should go to Jack Gleeson or Charles Dance.

[@Theriot6592]

TheSM4e Jack Gleeson definitely deserves one for his cumulative career on the show. Officially, they judge just from one submitted episode anyway, so he could win just from The Lion and the Rose alone.

[@gevans446]

I feel like Peter uses this scene to convey the anger he held for a while at people labeling him as "that one dwarf actor" who would portray leprechauns or other roles making fun of his physical differences. This scene lets him speak not only to the other actors, but the audience, and it is a MASTERPIECE.

[@gunlover5564]

I had so much relief and happiness whenever he finally had this outburst it was a long time coming and it made the show that much more intense.

[@CookiesAndExplosions]

Instead of the Emmy's this year they should just spend the night throwing golden statues at Peter Dinklage.

[@solanllycarreroJ]

Is there a way to gibe you more likes?

[@nathanhowell8292]

He didn't even win the emmy that year though.

[@thomasfoster1181]

He had to go against Aaron Paul in Breaking bad. Tough competiton. I get why Peter Dinklage didn’t win.

[@nitinkapoor1369]

@@thomasfoster1181 was a tough one but I would prefer dinklage

[@vanplq8841]

@@nitinkapoor1369 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alikitheodorakis738]

When the rains of castamere starts playing you can see how proud Tyrion is for defending him self. "When he opened the door the light from within threw his shadow clear across the yard and for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king" Chills, chills everywhere..

[@ervingarcia874]

Peter's performance was so epic in this scene, it made me love the character ever since

[@ytsurfer6042]

The best character in this story. A very honorable man. My heart cried for him in this scene but I also felt proud. He kept his honor intact.

[@rosiepestel7836]

True

[@Hahakhan-b8i]

You should read the books.

[@jaimeortiz5000]

@@Hahakhan-b8i im in the middle of the 5th book and he isnt so different??

[@bernkasteler7190]

@@jaimeortiz5000 he is by a mile, book tyrion is far more vicious and cunning, 2nd half book 5 is where it really differs tho

[@Neha71580]

"And mine are long and sharp my lord As long and sharp as yours." ~Tyrion to Tywin

[@simong6564]

It is really incredible that I can remember large parts of this dialogue even after years of not watching it. In my opinion it really shows how good the writing, acting and audience engagement this show had at its peak

[@IkonikBeast]

This scene still gives me chills even years later. The emotion that Peter Dinklage brought to his final speech is just gut-wrenching. His acting was phenomenal, truly one of the best actors out there.

[@nodinitiative]

LOL, Tyrion just realised that he backed the wrong horse, and that the true king of Westeros and bringer of justice, is and has always has been STANNIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@basboosa2812]

he did realize he backed the wrong horse and that he should be backing a new one but its not Stannis. hes too dull for him and its not gonna work with that crazy red woman stuck on him

[@chuquipiondo1]

he did realize he backed the wrong whore

[@jdlaw001]

basboosa who then?

[@goldenaegis6637]

jdlaw001 Not a horse. A dragon.

[@basboosa2812]

Nick Minkin nope its not...he doesn't even like Aegon

[@AshThePhoenix.]

I can tell tryion is a very even-tempered man, being one myself I know it takes A LOT to piss him off, he probably was containing a Lot of anger during his trail, but seeing shae the woman he loved most stab him in the back like that was his breaking point, and at that moment he let it all out, years worth of pent-up anger. He let them all know exactly what he thought of them. One of the most satisfying scenes in the show of you ask me.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Tyrion really isn't meant to be even tempered. Especially in the books.

[@JasonElky]

Tyrion needs to be on the Iron Throne

[@TheMrWhatTheDuck]

Yes but first...HODOR

[@Tjugonyckel]

TheMrWhatTheDuck hodor. Hodor hodor, hodor...

[@JasonElky]

Hugo Steffner HODOR

[@Tjugonyckel]

Hodor?

[@SirSpammo]

HODOR!!!!

[@GlassesAndCoffeeMugs]

Tyrion demanding trial by combat gives goosebumps every time, and I LOVE Oberyn's reaction

[@shehzadnagorwala2579]

Oberyn's reaction was pure class and seems so natural

[@RShaun]

Best scene on television in ages...

[@iLov3war]

Best scene since "Ozymandias"

[@nthndo]

peter dinklage's acting was so on point in this scene, goosebumps everywhere!

[@FlocksFigs]

this scene, gave me goosebumps. Seriously one of the best characters

[@joaovitorjuliatti287]

This is THE scene that the show does way better than the books, indisputably

[@sultanaiwi92]

It’s beacuse of peter’s acting no one would’ve done it better than him

[@alessandroofthemediterranean]

As someone who thinks the books are better, I totally agree.

[@wafflingmean4477]

"I wish I was the monster you think I am." If the show had followed the books, we would have seen Peter Dinklage's Tyrion become that monster, like we see in Dance of Dragons. If GRRM ever finishes the books (he won't), watching Tyrion's return to Westeros with no aim other than to unleash as much destruction as he can will be something out of everyone's nightmares.

[@slashslash92]

Why won't GRRM finish the books?

[@wafflingmean4477]

@@slashslash92 You must be new here. Or absurdly optimistic.

[@Rixoli]

@@slashslash92 The current book (and I think another 1-2 are slated past the one in the works) have been in the works since season...5? released someone help me out. The problem is GRRM writes very 'organically' to put one person's take on it, it's also why the show diverged so far away from the books. He just writes what comes to him and runs with it, one of (if not the last books) actually became so drawn out he split it into 2 separate books. Martin from what I've seen has a tendency to ramble (not in a bad way, mind) but he hasn't released a book in almost a decade now.

[@theozlander4629]

So basically we might get a more supportive Tyrion of Dany turning king's landing to ash? That could be cool.

[@theozlander4629]

@@Rixoli and now he's busy with House of the Dragon lol

[@areomorales6511]

how his voice deepens with rage and the growls and snarls like his bellows are from the pit of his soul sent chills down my spine the first time I watched this omg

[@niceonefransi]

I love this scene so much! Not only because of Peter's wonderful acting but also because of the reactions from the other actors.

[@silviu405]

It's been 8 years. And yet i know every single word of Tyrion's speech. That how awsome this scene is!

[@wilsor90]

Give this man a Golden Globe and an Emmy!

[@ParalimniVoice]

Outstanding Performance.

[@pako_powr]

This is why Game of Thrones is one of the best shows I've ever watched !

[@nitinkapoor1369]

Same

[@rajatgupta2625]

@@nitinkapoor1369 even after season 8 ??

[@nitinkapoor1369]

@@rajatgupta2625 yeah one of the best shows ever

[@Natedawg38]

Oh...yes-I-am! I love that part. Such empowerment in that delivery, tyrion is finally standing up to tywin.

[@SluzBag1993]

I don't think they could have picked a better actor than Peter Dinklage to play Tyrion. He's an absolutely amazing actor.

[@Touchgrassplz]

Peter Dinklage deserves an EMMMYYYYY He was great throughout the series BUT THIS SCENE KILLS IT.

[@akrybion]

Actually he already has won one. But for this scene he deserve like... at least 10 more....

[@RessemKered]

One of the best acted and most powerful scenes on television, hands down.

[@Mr.manthan88]

Just way he acted, my mind is blown about so much realism and pain in his voice, what a actor 😮

[@josenavarro1054]

One of the best scenes i've ever seen in fiction. A man so above the rest and so understanding of his condition and yet so unapreciated and belittled by even his own family who breaks because of that unreasonable hatred and the reality of the status he cannot overcame. It's really heartbreaking. The brilliance of this scene comes from the fact that a gimmick of tyrion from way early in the series becomes so important and dramatic later on.

[@PR--un4ub]

If words were venom, he could have poisoned the crowd from his anger alone.

[@shrimp3rjr413]

8 years later, and I stand by the view that 2:27 is the precise moment GoT peaked. It wasn't an immediate decline, but it doesn't get any better than that shot of Tywin. The emotions and level of "oh shit" the audience feel is unparalleled and is never matched ever again in the show's run.

[@stomp21]

What about when Dany saved Jon Snow? You're ignorant 😆

[@sanjayshaktawat3820]

Yes telivision peaked here

[@hex3845]

@@stomp21 no

[@jaouadrahouani4975]

The only scene up so far that ive been replaying countless times, the satisfaction, the anger, the emotions, honestly one of the most genius scenes ever casted, cant get enough of this man!

[@VidoeGamesForEver]

Peter Dinklage Deserves an Emmy for This Scene Alone!

[@daviddragoon82]

Seeing Tyrion finally stand up to his terrible father was worth all the gold in Westros. Brilliant acting as well!

[@Lluminal]

And the Emmy goes to...

[@ThyrmGull]

Peter deserves another Emmy, that is for sure. This scene is excellently executed, and extremely well done.

[@DZatheus]

I think Theon deserves the Emmy, his personification of a broken man is outstanding.

[@justinnyugen7015]

It should've gone to Michelle Fairley last season for her speech in the Red Wedding

[@theOnyFUFU]

i just wish he'd work on his British accent a little bit more...his acting in moments like this is so good that it more than makes up for it but it would be flawless if his accent wasn't all over the place

[@Hybrid980]

Fawad B Meh, it can't be helped, I suppose an inaccurate accent is a fair price for extraordinary acting skill?

[@Aprokind]

The best scene in game of thrones by far!

[@Fikos007]

lol dont think so relax :)

[@WayofLiving1]

Dimitris Katsaridas I agree with Aprokind, one of the best scene, if not the best.

[@ryaaaaan]

Ned's beheading or the birth of the Dragons are probablly one of the best scenes

[@Aprokind]

actually the best is the one when robb is proclaimed king in the norht by his bannermen

[@oyonig]

i think the best scene is still to come. its probably going to be in episode 9 or 10 of this season.

[@martinconn6470]

Best GOT scene ever. You'll never convince me otherwise. The music right at the end is the cherry on top that makes it deserving of the chef's kiss. Incredibly good acting by Peter Dinklage.

[@ZachSMarsh]

As great as it was for Aaron Paul to win for Breaking Bad the year its final season was nominated, Dinklage should have won for this scene alone. I mean, this is the best GoT scene, hands down.

[@derekfurst6233]

this is great dramatic acting but nobody talks like this. Aaron Paul's performance in the final few episodes of breaking bad eclipsed any individual example of good acting

[@nitinkapoor1369]

@@derekfurst6233 this one was better but breaking bad had a bit better season

[@osmanyousif7849]

Should have been a tie then.

[@pepingrillin3995]

@@nitinkapoor1369 breaking last season was probably the best tv season ever so it would be unfair to compare it from that point of view. Peter’s performance in this scene was outstanding and he would have won any award for that if it hadn’t been for Aaron Paul, his acting on BB was superb.

[@nitinkapoor1369]

@@pepingrillin3995 acting and writing is different things plus got season 4 was not less it is also among the best seasons Continuity is a thing

[@Theriot6592]

*Here's a nice touch I just noticed: They film him from a low angle. During his speech, he actually looks like he's towering over everyone there.*

[@ZoeBarber]

Brilliant. One of my favourite scenes so far.

[@WillySoft]

The sound quality... The background theme ... ugh 💔 such a piece of art 🎉