david rintoul was the name of the mad king's character in got.
david rintoul was the name of the mad king's character in got.
what was the name of the mad king's character in got?
david rintoul
in the behind the scenes video published by hbo following the airing of the fifth and sixth episodes, benioff described bran's visions at the beginning of the episode as being something that was put together very precisely and purposefully, noting "even though some of those images flash by in just a fraction of a second each of them was very carefully chosen. and the mad king was probably the most dramatic of those because we've been hearing about the mad king from the very beginning of the show, but he's never appeared on screen before. and shooting it, you know, spending a lot of time on what ended up being maybe like a second and a half, couple seconds, of screen time." the new scenes of the mad king, aerys ii targaryen, are interspersed with previously shown footage of the white walkers, as well as wildfire explosions, and other landmark moments from throughout the series, such as ned stark's beheading, the red wedding, and bran falling from the broken tower in the series premiere. in the "a song of ice and fire" series by george r. r. martin, the mad king is described as having long, unkempt hair and beard, with nine inch long fingernails. the show's version portrayed his look in a more tidy fashion, with david rintoul playing the role of the mad king.
blood of my blood
bullet::::- 51375 "sf" philip josé farmer "the mad goblins" / philip josé farmer "lord of the trees" (september 1970)









































bullet::::- 51388 "sf" michael moorcock "the mad god's amulet"









































bullet::::- 51401 "sf" edgar rice burroughs "the mad king"









































bullet::::- 51402 "sf" edgar rice burroughs "the mad king"









































bullet::::- 51403 "sf" edgar rice burroughs "the mad king"









































bullet::::- 51404 "sf" edgar rice burroughs "the mad king"









































bullet::::- 51409 "sf" edgar rice burroughs "the mad king"









































bullet::::- 51544 "sf" larry niven "the magic goes away" (1978)









































bullet::::- 51550 "na" adeline mcelfresh "the magic of dr. farrar" (1965)
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