If you haven't read the first book [spoiler:37xjp375]Ned dies towards the end, falsely accused of being a traitor when he wouldn't support Joffrey's ascent to the throne[/spoiler:37xjp375]
Oh good, thanks for unspoilering that spoiler. :angry:Krisken said:
Eh, it's okay, just that Mav covered that bit up with his spoiler and I hadn't read the book. Oh well.Krisken said:Sorry, I wasn't referring to this particular movie (didn't even read the spoiler). I just thought that was a Sean Bean rule. Sorry
Odysseus/Ulysses survied Troy, Richard Sharpe survived the napoleonic wars, his villain in National Treasure only went to prison. :slywink:Krisken said:
In the cast commentary of Fellowship the Hobbits just refer to him as Sharpe most of the time. As I do too.Just Me said:Odysseus/Ulysses survied Troy, Richard Sharpe survived the napoleonic wars, his villain in National Treasure only went to prison. :slywink:Krisken said:
But yes, his better known roles seem to end fatal for him.
Useless info: it still cracks me up every time when in LotR I he picks up the broken sword and mutters "Still sharp", as for me he will always be Richard Sharpe.
In the cast commentary of Fellowship the Hobbits just refer to him as Sharpe most of the time. As I do too.[/quote:3jj48pef]Mr_Chaz said:[quote="Just Me":3jj48pef]Odysseus/Ulysses survied Troy, Richard Sharpe survived the napoleonic wars, his villain in National Treasure only went to prison. :slywink:Krisken said:
But yes, his better known roles seem to end fatal for him.
Useless info: it still cracks me up every time when in LotR I he picks up the broken sword and mutters "Still sharp", as for me he will always be Richard Sharpe.
Hmm.. I disagree. The show will be awesome. I'd much rather he actually finished writing the book instead of spending his time developing video games/collectible swords/mini figurines/editing ten anthologies at once. The man's as bad as Kurtz, although to be fair, he does actually FINISH his side projects.Wyrminarrd said:
Thats what scares me. He is still working on Dance, and each season of the show = 1 book.. He still has 2 books planned for the series after Dance, so he has roughly 5 or 6 years before the show catches up to book 6 and 7.. Considering that we've been waiting on Dance since what, late 2004 mid 2005? 4 years to finish one book does not bode well for the show if they catch up to him..HowDroll said:
That's a solid way to entice me to help.SeriousJay said:
Isn't this now a spoiler?ZenMonkey said:
Well, think of all the Sean Bean movies that you spoiled. At least several.Krisken said:
No, it was a comment on one. As to the fact that I didn't cover up the quote after Krisken did, any concerns, as usual, can be reported or PMed. I didn't see it as I don't keep up with every thread and I was engaging in a modicum of a life tonight. (I know, I know, try not to drop dead of shock.)Gill Kaiser said:
