Tywin did intervene to prevent Joffrey from punishing Tyrion. Which was the second time he done this after Tyrion threatened Joffrey "The King" in front of a bunch of people. So even though Tywin didn't truly love Tyrion he would bail him out alot because he was his son and a Lannister.
Tywin didn't intervene to see how Joffrey would handle the situation as King. He wants to see what Joffrey is made of and stays silent when Joffrey immediately turns to him after Tyrion's comments about King's dying. Tywin only breaks his silence after Joffrey fails the test and whines that he is the King
@@stonkshodl9515 @stonkshodl9515 I noticed as well that Joffrey looked at Tywin, an implicit, non-verbal understanding/submission that everybody else thinks that Tywin is ultimately the real dude holding everything together. Joffrey wants it all; he doesn't even want to have to defend his position as King because, as King, "he's so above that", when in reality, that is not how monarchy works at all. I agree that was probably Tywin's main motive, to test Joffrey and see what he would do. He probably also respected Tyrion's comeback in a way but the other reason is more important.
I like how Tyrion literally threatens the life of the king in front of the entire small council and yet the part where the scary, ominous, “oh shit” music plays is when Joffrey insults Tywin.
That's why I thought Tywin had set up Joffrey's death all along, playing 5D Chess to make Tyrion take the fall and manipulate Jaime into quitting the Kingsguard just to spare his brother's life
doubly so since the song is rains of Castamere "so he spoke and so he spoke the lord of Castamere and now the rains weep oar his halls and no ones left the hear"
To be fair, everyone, aside his own mother, were all thinking what Tyrion had said. Joffrey was just stupid enough to piss off the wrong man with real power in Kings Landing.
@@Strategic_Reformer No, however, Jack did quit acting for a long time due to the abuse and vitriol he received from fans for simply being tremendous in his role. I believe he has returned to acting in some projects in recent years but nothing close to the scale of GoT (which then again is a hug ask to be fair).
@@sayanbhattacharjee9328 he did not receive any abuse from fans and he has reiterated this numerous times, even in the last day at a convention. He quit acting to focus on his career which he didn't want to be in acting
@@GrenYT Oh then my sincerest apologies. I was mistaken. In that case, I hope he is doing well in terms of his health right now, both mental and physical. And thank you for correcting me.
Joffrey saying everyone is his to torment and Tywin just dropping the paper on the table and slowly rolling his eyes is the perfect representation of how done Tywin is with his whole family
That's why I like tywin. Sure he is a pretty evil man but he is also not a freak. He realises pretty quickly that Joffrey is overtly cruel and shames Cersei for being a bad mother. He is kinda like the lex Luther of thrones.
@@olofacosta3192 I wouldn't necessarily say he is evil. But he's definitely not good either. For the most part his goal is to make the most intelligent decisions that would benefit him and his family. Selfish would be a better word. He was definitely the best King Westeros could possibly have had. Edit: I forgot he had Oberyn's sister and her children killed. So yeah he's evil I guess. Still not cruel though.
@@rafayg7376 like I said he is like Lex Luther. Quite reasonable and not inherently evil but he has some hardcore crimes and is just an incredibly cruel. Apart from the sacking of kingslanding as you mentioned he also has the famous rains of castamere and the abhorrent treatment of tysha. That and he is a massive hypocrite who as you said is incredibly selfish. I wouldn't hate it if Tywin became king just as I wouldn't hate it if luthor became president. However I believe someone like Ned or even stannis would be far better suited as king
@@rafayg7376 he had Tyrion's wife raped by every man that severed in his house and made his son watch. The show never did a follow up ,the real reason he killed tywin was not over Shea. His first wife was not a whore Tywin convinced Jamie to lie to his brother. She was really a crofters daughter
The look on Joffrey's face at 2:25 is priceless. And Cersei's look in the next shot is even better. It just screams "kiddo you just mouthed off to the wrong dude"
He possibly saved his own life. If Tywin felt Joffery was getting so arrogant he'd start standing up to him then he'd likely start planning how he'd kill him and what he'd do next. The fact that Joffery was submissive after his outburst shows he knows who truly has the power in the room.
He possibly saved his own life. If Tywin felt Joffery was getting so arrogant he'd start standing up to him then he'd likely start planning how he'd kill him and what he'd do next. The fact that Joffery was submissive after his outburst shows he knows who truly has the power in the room.
3:01, I honestly just love Tywin's reaction there. Gets me every time. Such an ambiguous expression. Is he amused by Joffrey's remark? Is he annoyed? Threatening him with his eyes?
He was furious actually. Also at Cersei, because everybody with a brain knew Joffrey turned like that because of her. That's why Tywin immediately secured Tommen for himself, before Cersei would mess him up too.
His initial reaction when he looked at his father after reading the note is impeccable. He instantly figured out it was his father's doing and was like "are you serious?"
That is a perfect summary of Tywin's character. He is very ambiguous and never shows his cards. In the books, Tyrion always tries to read hid expressions but could never do it fully. One scene that I remember is, in a war council The Mountain suggests that they should gauge out eyes of the scout who fail to report and give the eyes to the next one and tell him "now you have four eyes, better use them or the one after you will have six". Tyrion looks at Tywin after that remark and couldn't figure out whether he approved that or got disgusted by that cruelty
I wonder if that's part of the reason Joffrey is so out of control. His 'father' was a war hero and leader of a rebellion and became king. That's a lot to live up to for a young man. So Joffrey wants to live up to Robert's reputation and even surpass him. But his insecurities, combined with being spoiled rotten by Cersei, is why he becomes vicious and cruel.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlno joffrey is just a straight up psychopath and nobody has any reason to dispute that. Ffs as a 6 year old he cut open a pregnant cat to “see if the maid told the truth” then paraded ned starks head, cowered everytime a battle happened, had no positive traits and just straightup was evil
i think joffrey just clings to the one person who could stand to tywin, moreso after his death since he no longer had to worry about what robert would actually do. as a baratheon joffrey's a king, as a lannister he's just tywin's grandson. also even joffrey was grossed out by cersei and jaime being incestuous, so at least he had that going for him
@@happy4lol Yeah, it was a fantastic adaptation of great source material. Then things started to go to shit when the writers started to do their own thing.
The look of pure hatred in Tywin's face after Joffrey's insult is terrifying to behold. Charles Dance's performance as Tywin was pitch-perfect, captured the true spirit of his character better than anyone else in the series.
Hatred? I don't think so. But Tywin Lannister does not accept disrespect, especially from his own family. He's traumatized by the way his father was treated and made sure no one else did that to him. I think he regards Joffrey with contempt and disgust. He doesn't want to accept that this degenerate and sadistic individual is a Lannister. He sees Aerys in Joffrey and the same pain in the realm's ass 😂
I like how literally everyone in the room, despite their feelings towards each other, collectively gave that 'oh shit' look when Joffrey insulted Tywin and then the boss music started playing XD.
"Oh, a monster... Perhaps you should speak to me more softly, then. Monsters are dangerous and just now kings are dying like flies". What a fucking brilliant line. This scene shows what Game Of Thrones was at its finest. The dialogue, the acting, the looks, the music... Jack Gleeson, Peter Dinklage and Charles Dance are all spectacular here.
That kid played the hell out of the Joffrey character.. Everyone hated Joffery so much. The actor really brought him to life and made his portrayal absolutely believable.
My favorite is tyrion. Having lived under tywins cruelty and threats his whole life that slight bit of amusement of it being pointed at someone else. And the infinite more amusement when tyrion realizes, that Geoffry realizes, that EVERYONE in the room is looking at him like he just goofed. All in one second. Grade a acting lol
Varys’s facial expressions throughout this entire scene are amazing. He has one of the greatest minds in Westeros but keeps it concealed, great character.
Notice how Pycelle betrays himself. Disrespects Tyrion by fumbling the message exchange and blaming old fingers, but deftly picks it up as he's leaving.
@@grahamturner2640 he was too powerful as a character. you can't have a character in a show named Game of Thrones who is more powerful than the person who sits on the throne
@@mathze tywins death is meant to be a turning point in the story. In the books the war of the five kings had been going on for a while and tywin was firmly leading. However his hypocritical and cruel treatment of his son had caught up to him and after his death house lannister falls apart with tyrion becoming a cruel imp,Cersei getting a psychological breakdown and Jamie wanting nothing to do with his family. Unfortunately the show only touches on of these storylines
The silence in the chambers and then the ominous strings that start playing along with the way Tywin looks at him are just brilliant. Even a part of Joffrey realises “I just fucked up”!
Excellent scene. When Joffrey insulted Tywin and the entire room went dead silent was amazing. Everyone, even Joffrey, knew he messed up. The look Cersei gives him, staring daggers, as to say "what Tyrion said about Kings dropping like flies is very real when you try your arrogance with Tywin".
With the subtly haunting tune in the background and the sinister look on Tywin’s face, you can’t help but think back to those days at the end of the rebellion, visualizing images of the defenseless capital being needlessly sacked and the queen and her children being raped and butchered, all on Tywin’s orders. This short scene gives us a rare glimpse into the true visage of the man behind the veil of stoicism and wisdom. A vicious and ruthless psychopath who will do anything and everything to maintain the flawed power structure he has spent his entire life stepping over bones to achieve. That’s the real Tywin Lannister, and all the pretentious and contradictory speeches about family, legacy, and leadership that he can conjure, will not change the true nature of his schemes.
Yea, very haunting indeed. One often question would he ordered many family members killed he found useless if it so suited him in better circumstances. If it meant keeping the family name strong. Would he had Geoffrey die in a freak accident? Cause it very well looks that way.
@@olofacosta3192 He did admit to Tyrion that he'd cast him into the ocean if he hadn't bared the Lannister name. And note I said if they were useless to him. Family is all that is keeping the useless/incompetent alive.
@@Wolf10media IIRC there's a theory floating around the ASOIAF (book that GOT is based on) community that Tywin knew Tyrion was innocent, but he used the situation to kill two birds with one stone.
The actors for Joffrey and Tywin are amazing. I almost wish we got more of them together but at the same time the little we have is made all the more special
The casting for the entire Lannister family was so good. EVERY actor and actress portrayed their characters flawlessly. Even the silence between dialogue has so much depth.
Tyrion by far had the best face….sitting back just sippin his tea face lmao he was so eager to see that exchange once Joffery crossed the line. He cuts his eyes immediately to his dad to see his reaction. Man what great writing lmao
I love how after Tyrion says the "kings are dying like flies"-line Joffrey *looks to Tywin* before reacting. And Tywin's like 'let's see - how do you deal with this?"
Man tywin is awesome here. The king starts to go off on a rant and then when he insults him everyone looks almost expecting him to kill Joffery right then and there lol it was very clear who held the true power.
It reminds me of when Roose and Petyr were discussing the Lannister in season 5 after wedding Sansa. They bring up Tywin’s death then Jaime’s hand, and only then bring up King Tommen. It’s clear Tywin was more important than the king
Yet another classic scene showing why Tywin was the greatest character in the show. He was the *only* player in the game of thrones that cared about the king’s sleep schedule, as he knew a well rested king would make wiser choices. What a nice grandpa!
I always saw it a bit differently, personally. The remark "A joke! Joffrey did not mean it" came off as damage control. I feel like she knew what Joffrey meant, but wanted to tell him that he shouldn't be saying such things in front of his council. Any remotely capable person would have taken the hint and rolled with it, but Joffrey being the idiot he is, doubled down instead. If anything, I figured Cersei was more so questioning the lack of intelligence her son possessed xD
I love when Joffrey snaps at Tywin the camera pans around to all the characters reaction, and Varys has to be the best. Just this look of "Are you that stupid??"
Know how this scene is made of Tywin... But when Tyrion delivers his, "Speak softly then, monsters are dangerous beasts and now kings are dying like flies." That was a hard rap on Joffrey.
I especially like tyrions expression after Joffreys outburst. You can tell he is humorously intrigued to see what tywins reply would be, everyone else is like "oh no he didnt*sassy finger wag*"
Tyrion is a wonderful character, I just hope he doesn't die. It's sad what happened to Rob, I was speechless. But that is why I love this series so much you never know how things are going to end.
the amount of respect and fear joffrey have for robert is amazing. he trully believe thats his real father and the way he killed targarien prince and took the crown is like a wet dream for him. He thinks hes like his "father", but we all can see they have nothing in common.
2:24 Tywin: Why you little shit! Joffrey: Oh crap! Cersei: I cannot protect you Joffrey! Tyrion: Now THIS is going to be interesting. Pycelle: Oh dear! Varys: I ain't saving your ass! Joffrey: I am the King, I can say whatever I want!
It got so quite after Joffrey said "while you hid under Castly Rock" that if you listen carefully you can hear footsteps quietly in the background. Bravo detail.
"You just sent the most powerful man in Westeros to bed without his supper. " Tyrion sums the scene up fairly well in this next line after this cuts off.
Otto Hightower: Idiot! My grandson is a fool! He’s worse than a fool! Tywin Lannister: The king is tired. See him to his chambers. Two very different approaches to speaking to your grandson, the king.
Cersei and Tyrion think the same sentence, but with different emotions- Cersei's is more of disgust, disappointment and anger. Tyrion's is more of amusement
This scene is very well adapted from the book, the put emphasis on something that happened a lot throughout the book series. At councils of any kind Tywin always listened before he spoke and still was feared and respected
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One of the amazing things about this clip is that Tywin only speaks three times, and yet he dominates the scene. That's presence.
Even more amazing is that you didn't realize little joffrey isn't even tired and yet he still put him to bed
Mighty Tywin Lannister🦁🤚👑
True he was my favorite character
@@kudziekay13 He's a criminal. What do you mean by " mighty " ?
@@donnymoney4222 😂😂
I love how Tywin didn't feel he had to intervene when Tyrion threatened the king. The brat deserved it.
Tywin did intervene to prevent Joffrey from punishing Tyrion. Which was the second time he done this after Tyrion threatened Joffrey "The King" in front of a bunch of people.
So even though Tywin didn't truly love Tyrion he would bail him out alot because he was his son and a Lannister.
I know, everyone was looking for his direction.
He respected tyrion for doing what no one else would.
Tywin didn't intervene to see how Joffrey would handle the situation as King. He wants to see what Joffrey is made of and stays silent when Joffrey immediately turns to him after Tyrion's comments about King's dying. Tywin only breaks his silence after Joffrey fails the test and whines that he is the King
@@stonkshodl9515 @stonkshodl9515 I noticed as well that Joffrey looked at Tywin, an implicit, non-verbal understanding/submission that everybody else thinks that Tywin is ultimately the real dude holding everything together. Joffrey wants it all; he doesn't even want to have to defend his position as King because, as King, "he's so above that", when in reality, that is not how monarchy works at all. I agree that was probably Tywin's main motive, to test Joffrey and see what he would do. He probably also respected Tyrion's comeback in a way but the other reason is more important.
I like how Tyrion literally threatens the life of the king in front of the entire small council and yet the part where the scary, ominous, “oh shit” music plays is when Joffrey insults Tywin.
It shows who's really in charge
@@tushar7891 “do you feel in charge (places open palm on shoulder)”
That's why I thought Tywin had set up Joffrey's death all along, playing 5D Chess to make Tyrion take the fall and manipulate Jaime into quitting the Kingsguard just to spare his brother's life
doubly so since the song is rains of Castamere "so he spoke and so he spoke the lord of Castamere and now the rains weep oar his halls and no ones left the hear"
To be fair, everyone, aside his own mother, were all thinking what Tyrion had said. Joffrey was just stupid enough to piss off the wrong man with real power in Kings Landing.
Things Joffrey isn't:
1.) Tired
2.) Alive
Nice
A porcupine
3) a true King
4) a Baratheon
@@TheAlps36
5.) Good at handling wine.
6) Smart
7) wise
Any man who must say "I'm not tired" is no true "not tired"
As soon as my screaming kids scream this I relax 😏
"I'll make sure you understand that when I wake you up tomorrow."
lmao
😂😂😂
😂 😂 😂 😂
I love Tyrion's opening line.
"Killed a few puppy's today?"
😅😅
The irony is, in a way he did
Puppies
He did kill A puppy
@@somm150 he gutted a pregnant cat
@@unathisilo4941 ok
You can see the regret and mistake in Joffrey eyes... the acting is superb... Jack Gleeson was a fantastic actor
Agreed. Honestly everyone in this scene is tremendous
Was? Did he die?
@@Strategic_Reformer No, however, Jack did quit acting for a long time due to the abuse and vitriol he received from fans for simply being tremendous in his role. I believe he has returned to acting in some projects in recent years but nothing close to the scale of GoT (which then again is a hug ask to be fair).
@@sayanbhattacharjee9328 he did not receive any abuse from fans and he has reiterated this numerous times, even in the last day at a convention. He quit acting to focus on his career which he didn't want to be in acting
@@GrenYT Oh then my sincerest apologies. I was mistaken. In that case, I hope he is doing well in terms of his health right now, both mental and physical.
And thank you for correcting me.
Joffrey saying everyone is his to torment and Tywin just dropping the paper on the table and slowly rolling his eyes is the perfect representation of how done Tywin is with his whole family
That's why I like tywin. Sure he is a pretty evil man but he is also not a freak. He realises pretty quickly that Joffrey is overtly cruel and shames Cersei for being a bad mother. He is kinda like the lex Luther of thrones.
@@olofacosta3192 I wouldn't necessarily say he is evil. But he's definitely not good either. For the most part his goal is to make the most intelligent decisions that would benefit him and his family. Selfish would be a better word. He was definitely the best King Westeros could possibly have had.
Edit: I forgot he had Oberyn's sister and her children killed. So yeah he's evil I guess. Still not cruel though.
@@rafayg7376 like I said he is like Lex Luther. Quite reasonable and not inherently evil but he has some hardcore crimes and is just an incredibly cruel. Apart from the sacking of kingslanding as you mentioned he also has the famous rains of castamere and the abhorrent treatment of tysha. That and he is a massive hypocrite who as you said is incredibly selfish. I wouldn't hate it if Tywin became king just as I wouldn't hate it if luthor became president. However I believe someone like Ned or even stannis would be far better suited as king
@@olofacosta3192 he has an affair with his sons girlfriend. He's a freak too.
@@rafayg7376 he had Tyrion's wife raped by every man that severed in his house and made his son watch.
The show never did a follow up ,the real reason he killed tywin was not over Shea.
His first wife was not a whore
Tywin convinced Jamie to lie to his brother.
She was really a crofters daughter
When Joffrey says “I am the King!” I love Varys reaction of ‘Oh god. Here we go again.’
I think Joffrey accidentally spit on him...
The best line ever
And also, "I'm not tired"
Varys gives a little smile at Tyrion's monster comment.
Varys: [Say it don't spray it. Bich boy spit in my face]
You cut out the best part....
Tyrion- "You just sent the most powerful man in westeros to bed without supper"
MrSamuel539 You’re a fool if you think he’s the most powerful man in Westeros.
A treasonous statement! Joffrey is king!
You really think a crown gives you power?
@@MultiCrimsonRain no.... I believe armies give you power.
Tywin: The king is tired, see him to his chambers
Translation: Cersei, if you don't get him out of my sight, I will not be responsible for my actions
Nonsense. Tywin is always responsible for his actions.
More like "get him out of here or you'll lose a son!"
Yeah the window is a few steps ahead.
Nice translation 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fact
Tywin was like a dragon there. Majestic and intimidating. Commanding the entire room with both silence and the words he chooses to use.
or a lion
He’s a lion
The dragon serves, it doesn't command...
a lion does THAT. 🔥
@Ferdi Kılınç™🔥 I never said it was, it's a massive beast, but unlike the lion, it still serves.
Nah, a lion.
The look on Joffrey's face at 2:25 is priceless. And Cersei's look in the next shot is even better. It just screams "kiddo you just mouthed off to the wrong dude"
Not like he wasn’t speaking the truth though. Tywin was a fence sitter and nothing more while Robert and the others won the rebellion.
@@matthewriley7826 Jerkass has a point
Followed by the smirk on Tyrion's face
@@matthewriley7826 tywin was being smart. Why bet on a losing side. Best to see how it goes. He did the best thing for his community and himself
That was everyone else’s look too!
As soon as when Joffrey broke eye contact and looked down. He lost.
Tywin is so domineering
He lost the second he was conceived
The only victory that Joffreys had ever made in his life was the possibility of an heir. Oh noo...
"Youre a fool if you believe hes the most powerful man is westerous"
"A treasonous statement, joffrey is king!"
He possibly saved his own life. If Tywin felt Joffery was getting so arrogant he'd start standing up to him then he'd likely start planning how he'd kill him and what he'd do next. The fact that Joffery was submissive after his outburst shows he knows who truly has the power in the room.
He possibly saved his own life. If Tywin felt Joffery was getting so arrogant he'd start standing up to him then he'd likely start planning how he'd kill him and what he'd do next. The fact that Joffery was submissive after his outburst shows he knows who truly has the power in the room.
2:25 Cersei: "Shutupshutupshutupshutup!"
Perhaps some essence of STFU 💊
“I can’t help you now, son-nephew. You’re on your own.”
Even Cersei knows not to mess with Tywin.
2:03. Varys' reaction tho. What a great detail!
“Say it, don’t spray it.”
Lollll
Would've been better if Varys literally wiped his cheek 😂
bro just spat all over my man 😂
Varys: Please slap him, Tyrion.
3:01, I honestly just love Tywin's reaction there. Gets me every time. Such an ambiguous expression. Is he amused by Joffrey's remark? Is he annoyed? Threatening him with his eyes?
Why not all three?
He was furious actually. Also at Cersei, because everybody with a brain knew Joffrey turned like that because of her. That's why Tywin immediately secured Tommen for himself, before Cersei would mess him up too.
His initial reaction when he looked at his father after reading the note is impeccable. He instantly figured out it was his father's doing and was like "are you serious?"
@@masterexploder9668 it's heavily implied that Joffrey is the result of the madness that often afflicts children of incest.
That is a perfect summary of Tywin's character. He is very ambiguous and never shows his cards. In the books, Tyrion always tries to read hid expressions but could never do it fully. One scene that I remember is, in a war council The Mountain suggests that they should gauge out eyes of the scout who fail to report and give the eyes to the next one and tell him "now you have four eyes, better use them or the one after you will have six". Tyrion looks at Tywin after that remark and couldn't figure out whether he approved that or got disgusted by that cruelty
The only person Joffrey ever respected and loved dearly was Robert, even after his death he still speaks highly of him.
When he started with "my father..!" i was like, wait Jamie...? Only later I realized he doesnt know 😂
@@soirema 🤣
I wonder if that's part of the reason Joffrey is so out of control. His 'father' was a war hero and leader of a rebellion and became king. That's a lot to live up to for a young man. So Joffrey wants to live up to Robert's reputation and even surpass him. But his insecurities, combined with being spoiled rotten by Cersei, is why he becomes vicious and cruel.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirlno joffrey is just a straight up psychopath and nobody has any reason to dispute that. Ffs as a 6 year old he cut open a pregnant cat to “see if the maid told the truth” then paraded ned starks head, cowered everytime a battle happened, had no positive traits and just straightup was evil
i think joffrey just clings to the one person who could stand to tywin, moreso after his death since he no longer had to worry about what robert would actually do. as a baratheon joffrey's a king, as a lannister he's just tywin's grandson. also even joffrey was grossed out by cersei and jaime being incestuous, so at least he had that going for him
I love Varys face when Tyrion says monsters are dangerous and Kong’s are dying like flys
Donkey kong sweating rn
@@denboix7524 😂😂
@@denboix7524 HAHHAHAHA
@@denboix7524 LOOOOL
@@denboix7524 bruh 💀
Gods the writing was strong then
Tv adaptation you mean
@@happy4lol Yeah, it was a fantastic adaptation of great source material. Then things started to go to shit when the writers started to do their own thing.
@@Eisenbison yea they were so good at adapting material. But when it came to coming up with new plot lines. Gods were they horrible
@@ianfink5744 Sadly yes. Imo they had a mission impossible in their hands. It seems that even GRRM himself cant finish the story anymore.
@@ianfink5744 hahaha
The look of pure hatred in Tywin's face after Joffrey's insult is terrifying to behold. Charles Dance's performance as Tywin was pitch-perfect, captured the true spirit of his character better than anyone else in the series.
Hatred? I don't think so. But Tywin Lannister does not accept disrespect, especially from his own family. He's traumatized by the way his father was treated and made sure no one else did that to him. I think he regards Joffrey with contempt and disgust. He doesn't want to accept that this degenerate and sadistic individual is a Lannister. He sees Aerys in Joffrey and the same pain in the realm's ass 😂
Joffery was right tywin waited to see who was going to win then acted the late tywin lannister
I like how literally everyone in the room, despite their feelings towards each other, collectively gave that 'oh shit' look when Joffrey insulted Tywin and then the boss music started playing XD.
Everyone is looking at Joffrey with utter disdain, but Tyrion immediately looks at Tywin, almost amused and intrigued.
"Oh, a monster... Perhaps you should speak to me more softly, then. Monsters are dangerous and just now kings are dying like flies".
What a fucking brilliant line.
This scene shows what Game Of Thrones was at its finest. The dialogue, the acting, the looks, the music... Jack Gleeson, Peter Dinklage and Charles Dance are all spectacular here.
This is both the most intense and also the funniest scene. When Joffrey screams he's not tired I laugh every time.
Bro you said it!! I laugh at jofferys “ I’m not tired”
@@AlkalineAjayAnyone who’s had a kid act like a brat knows this pathetic howling 😂
He sounded like a fit-throwing toddler who didn’t want to take a nap during nap time.
That kid played the hell out of the Joffrey character.. Everyone hated Joffery so much. The actor really brought him to life and made his portrayal absolutely believable.
2:41 she jumped on that, i love how even Joffrey saw that he messed up.
The subtle violence that is in Tywin's voice when he says "The king is tired. See him to his chambers." is all that is needed.
Tywin is the only man in the world to make the king going in his room and think about what he said like the little brat he is.
'I AM NOT TIRED! '
'Any man , who says he isn't tired, is truly tired'
This scene clearly shows how GREAT these actors are. Only through their faces we can see all those emotions.
I agree that all the actors are truly great, but to be honest, there was a bit of insulting and yelling too than conveyed their emotions.
The faces of everyone at 2:24. So powerful.
when i saw this live, i was like holy shitballs!!! here we go!!! tywin let him off the hook, i wanted fireworks
Yep. They're all: Joffrey, you screwed up royally
You know you done fucked up right
Joffrey’s look of instant regret 😂
My favorite is tyrion. Having lived under tywins cruelty and threats his whole life that slight bit of amusement of it being pointed at someone else. And the infinite more amusement when tyrion realizes, that Geoffry realizes, that EVERYONE in the room is looking at him like he just goofed. All in one second. Grade a acting lol
Varys’s facial expressions throughout this entire scene are amazing. He has one of the greatest minds in Westeros but keeps it concealed, great character.
Notice how Pycelle betrays himself. Disrespects Tyrion by fumbling the message exchange and blaming old fingers, but deftly picks it up as he's leaving.
obviously everyone knew he dropped it on purpose to annoy tyrion
And to gain favour with Joffrey
Underrated moment: Varys rolling his eyes at "I AM........THE KING"
2:21 Tywin turns on hardcore mode
I still love this series but it went down a grade when tywin died
Well, he probably needed to die, but i wish he had lived a little longer
@@ivanmelkovich7698 why would he need to die?
@@grahamturner2640 he was too powerful as a character. you can't have a character in a show named Game of Thrones who is more powerful than the person who sits on the throne
@@mathze tywins death is meant to be a turning point in the story. In the books the war of the five kings had been going on for a while and tywin was firmly leading. However his hypocritical and cruel treatment of his son had caught up to him and after his death house lannister falls apart with tyrion becoming a cruel imp,Cersei getting a psychological breakdown and Jamie wanting nothing to do with his family. Unfortunately the show only touches on of these storylines
glad he's dead fuck Tywin
The silence in the chambers and then the ominous strings that start playing along with the way Tywin looks at him are just brilliant. Even a part of Joffrey realises “I just fucked up”!
Excellent scene. When Joffrey insulted Tywin and the entire room went dead silent was amazing. Everyone, even Joffrey, knew he messed up. The look Cersei gives him, staring daggers, as to say "what Tyrion said about Kings dropping like flies is very real when you try your arrogance with Tywin".
With the subtly haunting tune in the background and the sinister look on Tywin’s face, you can’t help but think back to those days at the end of the rebellion, visualizing images of the defenseless capital being needlessly sacked and the queen and her children being raped and butchered, all on Tywin’s orders.
This short scene gives us a rare glimpse into the true visage of the man behind the veil of stoicism and wisdom. A vicious and ruthless psychopath who will do anything and everything to maintain the flawed power structure he has spent his entire life stepping over bones to achieve.
That’s the real Tywin Lannister, and all the pretentious and contradictory speeches about family, legacy, and leadership that he can conjure, will not change the true nature of his schemes.
Yea, very haunting indeed. One often question would he ordered many family members killed he found useless if it so suited him in better circumstances. If it meant keeping the family name strong. Would he had Geoffrey die in a freak accident? Cause it very well looks that way.
@@Wolf10media idk. Tywin is many things but I'm not sure he is a kinslayer.
He is all those things but I don’t know where u see it in this scene
@@olofacosta3192 He did admit to Tyrion that he'd cast him into the ocean if he hadn't bared the Lannister name. And note I said if they were useless to him. Family is all that is keeping the useless/incompetent alive.
@@Wolf10media IIRC there's a theory floating around the ASOIAF (book that GOT is based on) community that Tywin knew Tyrion was innocent, but he used the situation to kill two birds with one stone.
At 02:32 Varys' expression is like "Boy you have no Idea how fucking mich you messed up right now." The other's faces are pure perfection as well.
Varys: In a minute, Tywin's going to give you an out. Take it.
The actors for Joffrey and Tywin are amazing. I almost wish we got more of them together but at the same time the little we have is made all the more special
Tywin was the most powerful person at that table. The look of shock and fear on everyone's face at 2:25 and the music. 🙌🏻
It seems that Joffrey doesn't know the one rule of Westeros, "Do not fuck with Tywin Lannister"
except Tyrion did fuck with him, and Now he's dead
The casting for the entire Lannister family was so good. EVERY actor and actress portrayed their characters flawlessly. Even the silence between dialogue has so much depth.
tywin just reminded everyone in the room who's the real king.
This scene is a masterpiece. The actors, the dialog, the music. 10+
Tywin's internal monologue at 1:36: Not bad. Not bad.
Tyrion by far had the best face….sitting back just sippin his tea face lmao he was so eager to see that exchange once Joffery crossed the line. He cuts his eyes immediately to his dad to see his reaction. Man what great writing lmao
I love how after Tyrion says the "kings are dying like flies"-line Joffrey *looks to Tywin* before reacting. And Tywin's like 'let's see - how do you deal with this?"
Joffrey: You're going to let the dwarf speak to me like that?
Tywin: Yep. Let's see how you handle it.
Joffrey: I AM THE KING!
Joffreys one redeeming moment. He has the balls (or stupidity?) to Yell at Tywin Lannister.
I'd say it's the other way around-Tywin deserves some respect for sending the King to bed like a little kid.
Tom H Tywin has no reason to fear Joffrey where as Joffrey has all the reasons in the World ot fear Tywin.
Tywin is the real Power behind the throne.
That's what I meant-he's one of the few people who can treat Joffrey like the spoiled kid he is and get away with it.
Tom H Exactly - which is why creds to Joff to >trying< to stand up against him for what TYWIN is... which is a scheming opprotunist.
Technically he's psychology impaired
Man tywin is awesome here. The king starts to go off on a rant and then when he insults him everyone looks almost expecting him to kill Joffery right then and there lol it was very clear who held the true power.
It reminds me of when Roose and Petyr were discussing the Lannister in season 5 after wedding Sansa. They bring up Tywin’s death then Jaime’s hand, and only then bring up King Tommen. It’s clear Tywin was more important than the king
I love how Cersei immediately takes Joffrey out when she realizes Her father is about to end his whole career 😂
Yet another classic scene showing why Tywin was the greatest character in the show. He was the *only* player in the game of thrones that cared about the king’s sleep schedule, as he knew a well rested king would make wiser choices. What a nice grandpa!
1:12 Love those moments when Cersei sees Joffrey for the monster he really is.
I always saw it a bit differently, personally. The remark "A joke! Joffrey did not mean it" came off as damage control. I feel like she knew what Joffrey meant, but wanted to tell him that he shouldn't be saying such things in front of his council. Any remotely capable person would have taken the hint and rolled with it, but Joffrey being the idiot he is, doubled down instead.
If anything, I figured Cersei was more so questioning the lack of intelligence her son possessed xD
@@dysonsphere2394 your interpretation is the correct one.
Oh no
reading the book she knows what he is , she even told Sansa what her son is.
Yes, she's like "wtf did I give birth to?"
@@pandapirate25yearsago33 Dang, maybe banging my brother hasn't been the best idea...
Tyrion was always a badass but you can’t deny Tywin absolutely roasted his grandson with “When I’ve won your war for you”
Joffrey was basically king in name only. Everyone in the court knew he was a little shit, but they put up with him because the rules of succession.
'Any man who must say, "I am the King", is no true king.' - Tywin Lannister
I love when Joffrey snaps at Tywin the camera pans around to all the characters reaction, and Varys has to be the best. Just this look of "Are you that stupid??"
Know how this scene is made of Tywin... But when Tyrion delivers his, "Speak softly then, monsters are dangerous beasts and now kings are dying like flies." That was a hard rap on Joffrey.
Not harder than when he slapped him 3 times tho
1:32 I love that Varys is trying to hold in his laugh when Tyrion effortlessly comes back at Joffrey
I especially like tyrions expression after Joffreys outburst. You can tell he is humorously intrigued to see what tywins reply would be, everyone else is like "oh no he didnt*sassy finger wag*"
Acting, writing, down to the camera work was perfect... man these people have so much skill. Well done.
Any man who must say he is not tired is in fact tired.
The Maester deftly plucking up that note at the end, just to show that yes, he intentionally dropped it in the first place, was a nice touch
just so refreshing watching this scene after sitting through season 8 and 7's mediocre writing
This scene was taken directly from the book, almost word-for-word. That's why it's so good.
as the other guy said, the show is at its peak when it's adapting the books
1:38 I love how you can audibly _hear_ all of their heads turn with that “WTF DID HE JUST SAY” look on their faces. 😂
Tyrion is a wonderful character, I just hope he doesn't die. It's sad what happened to Rob, I was speechless. But that is why I love this series so much you never know how things are going to end.
Darkz0m bruh
"Saddest Let-Downs in Anime History"
Bruh
They end badly, quite evidently.
In GoT, you either die a hero or live to see your character turned into a dumb parody of themselves by inept script writers…
I love how everyone got serious when Joffery snapped at Tywin, they were ready to see that boy get dragged in that moment.
The tension in that room after Joffrey made that I'll advised statement is legendary.
When Ceresi, Tywin , and Tyrion all agree you really messed up
the amount of respect and fear joffrey have for robert is amazing. he trully believe thats his real father and the way he killed targarien prince and took the crown is like a wet dream for him. He thinks hes like his "father", but we all can see they have nothing in common.
Like either of them, frankly; guess Joffrey was really a mama's boy.
That's maybe the one positive aspect of Joffrey; his respect for Robert.
I love how in this scene everyone is like, "This punk yelled at Tywin?"
everyone else in that room is terrified except tywin and tyrion
"Becoming the King doesn’t mean people will acknowledge you. But when the people acknowledge you, you can become King."
When most people are intimidating with a look, they are looking down on someone. Whenever Tywin does it, he's looks up. Amazing.
Lord Varys subtle face expressions are the best things about the small council scenes
There's so many funny moments like Lord Varys reaction to monster and "I am the King!!" and Cersei's gulp after Joffrey outburst against Tywin 🤣🤣🤣
Varys’ face at 1:32 is priceless.
2:24
Tywin: Why you little shit!
Joffrey: Oh crap!
Cersei: I cannot protect you Joffrey!
Tyrion: Now THIS is going to be interesting.
Pycelle: Oh dear!
Varys: I ain't saving your ass!
Joffrey: I am the King, I can say whatever I want!
Tywin: -Get this impudent little shit out of my sight immediately.- _"The king is tired."_
-I am not tiried!!!
Tywin:
-You better f*cking be...
“Old fingers”
Code for:
“I don’t approve of this and this is how I’m telling you.”
I met Jofrey and he was the coolest humble kid . I couldn’t believe it nice dude
It got so quite after Joffrey said "while you hid under Castly Rock" that if you listen carefully you can hear footsteps quietly in the background. Bravo detail.
Charles Dance’s vocal resonance is like James Earl Jones’. Every word is understood and impactful.
Tyrion is just amazing , he chooses right words at right time.
"any man who must i am the king is no true king"
*scares the king without saying a word 5 seconds later*
Joffrey: " everyone is mine to torment!"
Tywin: * Tyrion is not yours to torment. you are all mine to torment and i can torment Tyrion alone*
Also Tywin: Go to bed or Tyrion will slap you there.
And now I'll torment Tyrion
"You just sent the most powerful man in Westeros to bed without his supper. "
Tyrion sums the scene up fairly well in this next line after this cuts off.
Tywin: I ate supper though.
“Any man who say I am the king is no true king” is one of the truest lines ever spoken.
Love how tywin encourages conflict to consolidate power
I love how Tywin stays silent long enough for Joffrey to realize he fucked up lol.
So many great moments in this scene, perfect acting all around
2:16 Cersei looking at Jeoffrey like: "Oh no you didn't"
Otto Hightower: Idiot! My grandson is a fool! He’s worse than a fool!
Tywin Lannister: The king is tired. See him to his chambers.
Two very different approaches to speaking to your grandson, the king.
And yet both have the same sentiment, "I'm surrounded by morons"
When the illusion of power meets the actual power. When Joffrey said 'I am not tired' I heard the continuation: I am just stupid
"Any man who insists he is not tired, is indeed tired" 😎
Honestly Joffrey’s finest moment. He had a great point.
LMAO 2:27 Cersei and Tyrion are like “oh you’re screwed”
😂 Joffrey realised too when everyone went silent
Cersei and Tyrion think the same sentence, but with different emotions- Cersei's is more of disgust, disappointment and anger. Tyrion's is more of amusement
“Oh, I’m a monster? Perhaps you should speak to me more softly then, monsters are dangerous. And just now kings are dying like flies.” 1:18 - 1:41
This scene is very well adapted from the book, the put emphasis on something that happened a lot throughout the book series. At councils of any kind Tywin always listened before he spoke and still was feared and respected
"You're not a clown. You're entire circus" Literally everyone in the room after Jofrey scream at Tywin