Has this scene ever been topped in the show?

was he a vampire? or was it that farmer from babe?

Real action hero

Witcher 3.

what was so special about that scene?

Why did this get cut and the boring Grey Worm and Missandei romance didn't?
youtube.com/watch?v=f1VaboVwwVU

>Charles Dance actually butchering a buck in the cold while delivering poignant dialog about the power of fear.
It completely sets up Jaime’s character for the remainder of the series.

>Uh-Eh-Whu-De-Eh-Whe-Uh-Doh-Ehh-Whi-Uh..

A master butcher spent a day teaching Dance how to take apart a deer.
They'd never do that past season 4. Now it's all about dragons.

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reddit says he cut it all wrong

Absolutely kino. Better than everything in Season 6 - 8.

Ideologies based around projecting strength attract the weak

Realistically would he actually dress the deer like that and not have it hanging up first to make it easier? I know that it's just a prop for a scene but still it makes tywin look retarded

Godzilla king of the monsters 2019

That scene was shit outside of the actual fight, hell even the fight too the mountain just stands there.

careful not to choke on that onions

sadly not

>Tywin enforcing and supporting Tyrion's decision regarding Pycelle and the Council

scenes like this reinforce that despite Tywin's disdain for his son, he respected his abilities and station as a Lannister, like the one where they discuss the Red Wedding

a shame it was cut, it shows the dynamic of his relationship with Tyrion

you would never do this. in real life, you have to tie the deer up by its back legs and slit its throat so the blood drains out. it's also far easier to skin, gut, and slice out the different sections of meat while it's hanging up. no idea why they didn't do it that way. Tywin could have made far more forceful slices, had the guts pour out, etc. etc.

that deleted scene has more soul than the entirety of this show post season 4

childhood end

It's pretty obvious the deer was already skinned. They rolled the fur back on and added the sound to make it look like he was doing something.

Dance has said in interviews that he spent some time with a butcher practicing on dead deer for that scene.

It should also be pretty obvious that it isn't an actual dead deer as well. The logistics would be a nightmare. Still Dance probably did study how to actually skin a deer so that when he had to, you know, act like he was skinning a deer it wouldn't look like a complete fool.

Astute post. I like how it immediately triggered one of the fags, too.