Will he get Mark Hamill'ed?
That is, will Kit Harington become too identified with the character Jon Snow that it'll affect his acting career negatively? Mark Hamill was able to break the mold by voicing The Joker, but few people remember much of his filmography outside Star Wars and Batman
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Well unlike Mark Hammil he has no acting talent whatsoever. So I fully expect him to fade into obscurity rather quickly/
nobody from GoT has any chance of having a legitimate career outside of Dinklage
Naw they'll make a sequel series in 30 years and jon snow will give up and kill himself
Peter Dinklage already had a career long before GOT and will likely have one afterwards.
As to everyone else, who knows?
he'll do some fucking weird comedy after got is over, it will bevery poorly received, then he will try to act on stage with no success just to do some miserable indie shit afterwards
just wait and see
Richard Madden is doing well for himself. So are Sean Bean, Dormer and Stephen Dillane, although they already had established careers
Based Lena Headey had and will have a career after GOT.
He's probably set for life and he's married to a literal noble with a castle so I doubt he gives a fuck.
Will her career be fine, guys?
he'll eventually get cast to do the game of thrones musical on broadway
He was in that movie where he was a secret agent that really sucked balls
Daniel Radcliffe
The kickback cheques will be HUGE, he's set for life. He's been in every episode (?) of a hit HBO show across 8 seasons.
He'll do BBC dramas and shit for cash.
mark hamills best role was cockknocker
She’s well on her way to becoming Helen Mirren 2.0 where she did genre garbage when she was young but graduated to Judi Dench status later in her career. Her star power will only go up after GOT is over, and expect to see her in tons of period dramas, Oscar bait, etc.
Mark Hamill had no acting career because he was too ugly to play a leading man, same with Carrie Fisher, those 2 lucked out with the first Star Wars getting whoever they could. Ford was the only one with mainstream looks (by his own admittance having Jewish heritage didn't hurt either).
Is there anyone who had an actual career after an HBO? Apart from JK Simmons I don't recall anyone getting bigger after HBO. And he was on Oz and Law & order at the same time.
>plays a Captain in WW1
>plays a white supremacist
>just to shed Harry Potter association
JUST
Looks like fantasy/capeshit is a death knell to actors/actresses unless they already built a decent career.
You call that shit Dinklage did before GoT a career?
She was already great in Dredd 2012
Would argue she'd come out of this shitfest on top
Hamill got his face crippled in a motorcycle accident, it's difficult to film him properly
Would not actually surprise me desu.
... Idris Elba, bro?
James Gandolfini, probably, if he hadn't died
>Richard Madden
Who?
Based Schillinger.
Just Carrie then. Either way an acting career is heavily based on looks to some variation. Steve Buscemi made a career out of looking really creepy.
This.
He’ll do some indie movies and/or stage acting if he feels like it and otherwise live comfortably the rest of his life.
OH MY GOD YES!
I FINALLY GET TO POST THIS NIGGA UNIRONICALLY AND WITHOUT MAKING A JOKE!
He's in the new Xavier Dolan film
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Mark Hamill didn't get roles because he's not a good actor and fucked up his face. He's good at voice acting I guess
Fuck youre right. How could I forget.
>James Gandolfini
Absolutely, he was in tons of shit after Sopranos, including stuff like his MoCap performance in Where The Wild Things Are which was probably the best voice work since Vin Diesel in The Iron Giant.
>implying Elf wasn't absolute kino
That happens to all leads of Big Franchises.
Also Mcnulty's doing alright.
Michael C. Hall got Dexter after Six Feet Under. Frances Conroy from the same show did AHS and she's in Joker. Richard Jenkins is in all sorts of stuff - Cabin in the Woods, The Shape of Water.
Then you've got the Deadwood cast. Anna Gunn went on to be Skyler in Breaking Bad. Timothy Olyphant did Justified. Ian McShane's been in fucking everything.
Getting Mark Hamill'ed is a good thing, as long as you're smart with your money. You make enough to last a lifetime - a very comfortable lifetime - as long as you're not trying to live an extremely high profile lifestyle. It's not a secret that most Hollywood money managers get under the table deals from production companies, encouraging their actor clients to get the bigger house on the beach, another new sports car, another yacht, etc. This makes the actor client a slave to the money manager and the production company - they'll have to work, accepting any roles offered to them, so they can continue to live their unsustainable lifestyle.
>Yfw Sophie Turner landed Jean Grey in nu-Xmen.
What talent does she have besides getting HARVESTED by Hollywood execs?, She's fucking awful.
Dean Winters.
Nothing beats him as Mayhem
WHAT!?
that is a poor example because Radcliffe has a nice career after Potter. He improved a lot in acting and had a few very quality roles.
Speaking of "actors" who lucked out and can do whatever they want now because they are set for life, has anyone seen Sick Note? It's not good but it's essentially Ron Weasly hangs out with Nick Frost all day, making out with a chocolate lady and gets yelled at by Don Johnson. If I was a multimillionaire since age 12 that is probably the show I would have signed on for as well.
>"Ms. Brant! Get my razor. I'll deal with this wall crawler myself!"
Robb Stark, he’s been in Medici, Bodyguard, etc and did Cinderella. Medici is pretty well known, so he’s not a literally who at this point.
From Oz.
How you like dem apples
>Medici, Cinderella
He is not even the main character there, lol
It's so much of a career, it has its own Wikipedia article:
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he already had his shot as the lead in Pompeii since then he's been doing either secondary role or voice other work
hes already rich enough to not give a fuck
He fucking killed it in swiss army man tho.
Ed Sheeran?
Ian McShane?
Sean Bean?
Diana Rigg?
I could go on...
I think your statement isn't a very well thought out one.
Emilia Clarke has already been in a Star Wars and a Terminator. It doesn't get much bigger than that
Holy fuck she looked like Margery
you forget tiptoes
until the next one comes along
Purdy is one of the best heroines of 60s TV
Star wars post tlj reeeeeeee, and normie fatigue.
I didn't see it, is her character good?
I want to suck his virile cock in Bodyguard
Doesn’t matter, both did well commercially and signify his career isn’t dead in the water. Kit’s Pompeii was almost a complete flop.
Was it just a bad choice or did he play some gormless dude?