I see why the last three scenes were cut; they were kinda pointless after all. But that scene with Loras and Margaery... They should have kept that in. You really don't see how much Loras loved and missed Renly in the show, and this scene would have showed it very well. Big mistake to cut it.
Actually sansas scene was meant to show her personnality development from a naive little bird who believes in chivalry to a disillusioned stronger (hooot) woman
well they ruined the char of Loras when he jumped in bed with the first manwhore he saw. Not as it happens in the books. "When the sun has set, no candle can replace it.”
rly? Personally I can't watch these whispering bullshit scenes, I just fast forward. It's always obvious it's nothing relevant in these conversations, and they should have also removed the scene where margaery talks to the joffreys brother in his bed. Completly useless and boring scene.
It's not useless at all, especially the scene with her and Tommen. Her and Cersei are going head to head and if she can manipulate and influence Tommen before his mother can, all the better for everyone.
szopad We don't all need people waving their arms around to hold our attention... the purpose of these scenes is to build character development, which I guess some people just don't appreciate...
The dothraki who betrayed Danny in Qarth, I felt kind of bad for her when Danny sealed them in the tomb. After watching that scene, I don't really feel bad anymore.
+Rizzy Khaos I'm glad they didn't , don't hate gay people .... just don't like them rubbing their sexuality on our faces in every show and movie these days.
abdallaha92 I only read book 1 of TSoIaF so i don't know about Loras in the books, and yes you're right this would've made him more human and sympathetic in the show, instead of being a jerk all the time.....I gotta say his sex scenes are one of the ones that actually matter to the plot.
I wish they had kept the Sansa, Hound, and Tyrion scene. Sansa and The Hounds relationship is interesting in the book and just another example of Tyrion protecting Sansa.
I think it's puzzling how they put that Sansa-Clegane-Tyrion part, I litteraly just read it yesterday and it was just a Sansa-Clegane part, one of those weird scenes between them that are equally creepy and cute, like he tells her that she has teats now and that he's freaking drunk (creepy), but also walks her safely to her chambers and makes sure the guard doesn't bother her (cute). But here with the extra Tyrion, it makes like a creepy-cute love triangle, even more complicated. But it is still very game-of-thronesy anyway, never being able to decide if anything is good or bad.
I thought the Loras scene was great, acting and all. The Littlefinger and Varys scene, though, I'm glad they cut out. LF was just mocking Varys being a eunuch and not much else at all really.
Honestly, the marriage of Lady Sansa to the dwarf was actually her best match considering how the series has progressed. Event though her marriage didn't work out, I think she will remember the kindness of her very first husband.
he's a lannister, member of the family that slaughtered her family. she treats him with obedience that implies her gratitude to him but you're a fool if u think she will even love the man who was forced by your enemies to become ur husband.. you're just Sansa-hating right there.
ultravioletgaia Who said anything about love? I said she was ungrateful. Tyrion was very kind to her; he never tried to touch her, and went out of his way to protect her (at significant cost to himself), yet she still treated him like "the Imp." And as for the rest, she was still perfectly prepared to marry Joffrey, the Lannister who actually did murder her father in front of her, and had no trouble supporting Littlefinger, the man who betrayed her father in the first place.
Arioch IV 'ungrateful' you want her to kiss his feet? are u some kind of masochist to ask that of a girl? she was grateful to him and never insulted him as others had but she will never win her affection bec. he's a Lannister. Tyrion could also exchange her to Jamie but he never did and Sansa never forgot that. If you actually watched the rest of the series after Joffrey ordered Eddard to die she's revolted at marrying Joffrey and even thought of killing him had the Hound didn't stop her; so i dunno where u got that 'perfectly prepared' shit u're saying.. And in her eyes Littlefinger had saved her from Cersei's wrath after Jofrey's death bec. Cersei will never let her live had she stayed with Tyrion in King's Landing. bottomline your hatred of Sansa is absolutely meaningless.
I'm glad they cut the little finger-Varys scene... Idk.. It just seemed a little too mean spirited for Little Finger.. I mean guy is a total creep, but he doesn't ever lash out at people like that... Idk.
+Denny Kaleal Varys sort of threatened him, I actually think it was meant as foreshadowing and what better way to take the notion out of our head than for little finger to respond in kind to the assumed threat. The ruler of harron hall dieing out is definitely the fate that will some day happen to little finger too and I think it was removed because it was such an obvious foreshadowing.
Poor Varys, hes really fallen behind in his spats with littlefinger, I wish Varys' would pull something out of his pocket and even the verbal conflict.
Destiny Lass not really, not in the books anyway. varys pulls a stunt, but so does euron greyjoy, and doran martell is the master of all conspiracies anyway. illyrio-varys plans fail 50% of the time, or more precisely illyrios. but thats the book, Im not sure how it will go in the show.
Blade Rovalty. It was mainly an honor thing. Nobody knew he was gay besides Margery, their grandmother and whoever he was "with" (at least before his trail) And if they were to disown him people would ask why? And House Tyrell would get made fun of for having him in the first place. Tywin was the only other who knew but he's just a good judge of character or in more modern terms "his gaydar is on point" and I think he just kind of guessed and Olena was like "yeah so what your kids bang each other" they are extremely excepting but still even if they weren't it wouldn't have looked good for them to disown an heir for "no reason"
ThatWeirdGIrl, honestly Loras being gay was like one of the worst kept secrets in all of Westros, to the point that even random Lannisters Guards know about it.
(No spoilers) before I read the books I could never understand why Sansa didn't go with Sandor but it's because he's a lot less rapey and scary in the show but the situations she's in are the same so it looks like she's making a bad choice but if the Sandor from the books asked you to escape with him well, I don't think I would...
Tyrion has a crush on sansa! Tyrion has a crush on sansa! He has been so bush w getting nobody to notice him and shae that he hasnt reallized how much he actally cares about sansa! So cute!
+VloggedByMe HM Tyrion is indeed attracted to her, the books explicitly state that. on his wedding night he controlled himself all the time. He just didn't do it because he knows Sansa doesn't find him attractive, and that he knows she has been through a lot and wants to spare her.
Ted Cruz that would be if GOT was set in today's society but it's not. It's set in a medieval times sort of world. In the books she was even younger remember she was 11 in the books. In the show she is 14 at the beginning and I think Arya is boated up to 11? (Don't quote me on that) It's been 5 years total time has pasted (source show runners and GRRM) so Sansa is now 19. Marcella is about (I'd say a year or 2?) younger than Sansa so she's say 12-13? When she's sent away to marry. And Lord Frey's newest wife couldn't be much older than them. That's what happened back then. You got married young to men 2X maybe even 3X your age (and that was all if you were lucky) Tyrion is at least 30 I'd say? And she married him and nobody said a thing. Why? Because that's what they did. It's the same thing with Sansa and Ramsey's wedding night. Everyone calls it rape (which again in our time it is) but that's what you did back then. You married whoever you were told to and you had sex with that person whether or not you like, love, or tolerate him. Sansa knew that and that's why it meant so much when Tyrion told her he wouldn't force her to do it. Because that's not what you were supposed to do in those times. If you didn't have children as soon as possible it was shameful to you, your spouse, and both your families. They were supposed to consummate the marriage they're feelings don't matter. Especially her's. That's why she seemed shocked and that's why it was so sweet of him to not do that. Because any other man would've no matter what. We used to do that as people. But we got smart and said "Fuck this" and changed.
Except for the Loras scene, I'm glad they cut these out, just not on par with the rest of the series. Especially that strangulation scene was horridly written and directed imo.
J. Ryan Vaughan I get what you mean. I just thought that for a series that has such emphasis on cool death scenes, her just standing there kinda grabbing at her own neck while being strangled is really lame. Scratch her eyes out for gods sake :P
+courtney Hakim I think it's more of everyone was scared of him and when she learned not to be he didn't like her seeing his true self. So, he acted like the man he wanted everyone to see him as
The scene of the Hound and Sansa, is not pointless. Here you can see how he is more than interested in her, i don't remember very well, but i think in the book, there's a chapter where he asked her to sing like a "little bird". Was not the one in her chambers during the Blackwater battle before he left the city? anyway, that scene and the one of Loras with Margaery, should be on the episodes.
The actor actually plays Loras AMAZINGLY. In the books, he's like 16 or 17. Being one of the best 2 or 3 fighters in the world at 16 has given him a lot of confidence bordering on arrogance, but he's still a 16 year old boy. Moody, hot tempered. If you really watch him, he plays the part of a brooding post adolescent male with fantastic fighting skills to perfection
99superjesus probably would have felt more natural if they kept it where he’s the one that tells Sansa how he was burned, rather than little finger. Then those odd interactions would make a bit more sense when you put their strange bond into perspective.
@What ? Yes, really similar. Probably cut it because it's "suggestive," like how they altered her scene with him in her room after he leaves the battle.
The scene between the hound and Sansa and then Tyrion showing up was very weird, I dont think that was cut due to time, it just didnt make much sense and didnt fit well so they had to delete it, IMO
It's weird that the Hound would harass her out of the blue but I liked everything else about it. It shows some bite in Sansa when she refuses to sing for him saying she doesn't know any songs anymore and it since it seems it should come before the Shae/Sansa scene it shows another reason why she was so nasty to Shae in their first meeting. It also has Tyrion look out for her and how he got the idea to send Shae to her in the first place, on the show I thought it was weird when Shae shows up there out of the blue, esp after Tyrion said he was going to put her in the kitchens in their scene together earlier on. I think it's just sad that Sansa never really warmed up to Tyrion, not romantically or anything because he's too old and in love with Shae but I think he and Shae were probably the only peeps in all of King's Landing that really gave a shit about her.
I wish they kept the scene with Loras and Margery. Finn's acting tugged on my heart. I suppose I get why they cut it out though. They might have wanted the audience to move on from Renly's death and not give people a reason to be haunted by Renly being gone because that part of the story is finished. Loras wearing Renly's armor during the battle of Blackwater was enough to imply how much Loras loved him and how attached to his memory he was.
In the books Sandor often called Sansa a 'chirping bird' that always 'sang the songs she was taught'. A couple of times he told Sansa to sing for him, and just before he left Kings Landing she did. She was sweet and innocent, she didn't treat him like a dog, and he related to her situation; I think he just wanted to be acknowledged by her on some level.
Goddamn it 10 episodes isn't enough. almost all of these deleted scenes are worthy of staying. Move up to a standard of 13 or 14 episodes for season 6 and 7 so we can get more.
+MrMeddyman Dan and Dave said they would love 13 episodes, but they said it's physically impossible. There isn't enough time. The second a season ends, they immediately go into production on the next. 10 is all they can do.
What you forget is the moment after, when he removed the knife and she reached up to touch his scars "feeling the stickiness of blood and the wetness that was not blood" (tears). I actually prefer the scene in the book, I think it sums up the relationship between them much better than the series does.
Margaery and Loras scene should have stayed in, and the Irri and Doreah scene as well. The Sansa/Hound scene would have worked if it hadn't ended with awkward silence on Tyrion. The LF/Varys scene seems more like a proto "Chaos is a Ladder" scene, and I think delaying their trading quips until "Chaos is a Ladder" was worth it.
It's a scene that fairly closely resembles something that happens in the book. I think it was quite good - it shows how the Hound actually feels himself to be in just as poor a position as Sansa, in that they're both trapped somewhere they'd rather not be, serving people they despise.
Seeing the Margery/Loras scene, I just realised how much they have changed the Tyrell story line in the show! Loras never becomes a member of the kings guard and the Tyrells are never shown to have 2 other sons!
Woah... three great scenes. I had seen the second one only. I can understand the cutting room floor decisions in each case, but having these included in the eps would be great.
I'm glad I saw this I have not read the books so this added some depth to Loras's character. Every other time I've seen him he and Renly were going at it or he was sword fighting.
the more GOT the better, its a shame it can only be 10 hours a year- i could do with this for 3 hours every week for the next ten years- such a great show....shame it has to end- the detail in the books allow for so many possibilities. my hope is that while George catches up to the show- rather than jump ahead clumsily and guess what his dialogue will be- (which will never be as good) that they will take a two year hiatus- and give us a couple of seasons of prequel- the story of robs rebellion- and perhaps a story about the trgaryan colonisation. even after the song of ice and fire ends- there are so many stories that are wonderful in this amazing world that he has created.
+Loop Set 3 hours for 10 years, you dont know GOT do you? if it lasted that long everyone would be dead and there would be no one left to kill for G.Martin to enjoy writing more books
And you're completely misrepresenting that scene from the third book. The Hound was very drunk, desperate, almost dying, trying to get Arya to finish him off, and he was rambling about his failures with Sansa, and how he didn't protect her from being forced to marry "the dwarf". Finding out about that marriage was what made him get so drunk in the first place, and get badly wounded by Gregor's men.
I love the relationship between Varys and Littlefinger. Both are low born, risen high. Both play the game like bosses and are very dangerous, despite their lack of obvious power. They are like two sides of the same coin.
Some of these scenes were extremely important to keep in. Can't believe they got cut for some of the stuff in the show that is absolutely not necessary.
Shame the Loras/Margary scene was cut. At the very least it could be a set up with the armor to use at a later date for peeps to go "yup, no fucking way a human being stabbed Renly, it was dark magic. Burn the witch!" Then again, Melisandra would probably get off on that, lol. I don't think that happens in the books so I guess the set up isn't necessary. The family dynamics of Loras and his sister is good though, sad that was cut.
I see why the last three scenes were cut; they were kinda pointless after all.
But that scene with Loras and Margaery... They should have kept that in. You really don't see how much Loras loved and missed Renly in the show, and this scene would have showed it very well. Big mistake to cut it.
Actually sansas scene was meant to show her personnality development from a naive little bird who believes in chivalry to a disillusioned stronger (hooot) woman
well they ruined the char of Loras when he jumped in bed with the first manwhore he saw. Not as it happens in the books.
"When the sun has set, no candle can replace it.”
Box0rz "when the sun is set, no candle can replace it" loras in the books, in the show he's a whore
they cut the only scene were loras acts like book loras
+Sword of the Morning good
Sword of the morning wood
+thomasring67 rhymes
+Sword of the Morning in last season is almost nothing reminescent books.
So true
bad decision to remove the loras-margaery scene- i like them both alot more now with just those 2 minutes.......
*****
and acting was rather shite.
rly?
Personally I can't watch these whispering bullshit scenes, I just fast forward. It's always obvious it's nothing relevant in these conversations, and they should have also removed the scene where margaery talks to the joffreys brother in his bed. Completly useless and boring scene.
It's not useless at all, especially the scene with her and Tommen. Her and Cersei are going head to head and if she can manipulate and influence Tommen before his mother can, all the better for everyone.
***** I was responding to the poster who said the scene this season between Margaery and Tommen was useless.
szopad We don't all need people waving their arms around to hold our attention... the purpose of these scenes is to build character development, which I guess some people just don't appreciate...
i wish they kept that scene with Margaery and Loras :(
The dothraki who betrayed Danny in Qarth, I felt kind of bad for her when Danny sealed them in the tomb. After watching that scene, I don't really feel bad anymore.
Yup. In fact she deserved worse
She wasn't a Dothraki
I feel like they should've included this scene, it would've made more sense why Daneryes locked her
RyaNxNorge It made perfect sense, she betrayed Dany and helped steal her dragons. That scene was unnecessary.
+Eidolon I think it was. It showed Doreah had a justified punishment
Some say the Blackfish and Hound are still fighting over that tree to piss on
lol
LOOOL why Blackfish? was there something similar told to him?
lol
+OP Malfit i think he said this in the red wedding
+Jon Snow The yellow fork!...Gendry is rowing up it now/atm.
They should have kept that Loras scene... so moving *tear*
+Rizzy Khaos I agree. Although it would clash with his character in the books.
abdallaha92 Good point, never really considered that.
+Rizzy Khaos I'm glad they didn't , don't hate gay people .... just don't like them rubbing their sexuality on our faces in every show and movie these days.
abdallaha92 I only read book 1 of TSoIaF so i don't know about Loras in the books, and yes you're right this would've made him more human and sympathetic in the show, instead of being a jerk all the time.....I gotta say his sex scenes are one of the ones that actually matter to the plot.
+salem omr sir Loras didnt rub in your face anything. he just confessed love.
Tyrion: "Go and find a tree to piss on" lol
+Rome Werty A tree to piss on can save your life, ask the Blackfish
I would've liked to see the Loras and Margaery scene stay in the show.
Also, watching this after the finale of Season 6 makes me cry. ;_;
Oh thanks I'm glad I'm not the only one. This scene made me cry like a lil bitch. :-( It's a shame they deleted it.
Certainly not the only one. I strongly think that scene should've been included too.
I wish they had kept the Sansa, Hound, and Tyrion scene. Sansa and The Hounds relationship is interesting in the book and just another example of Tyrion protecting Sansa.
I think it's puzzling how they put that Sansa-Clegane-Tyrion part, I litteraly just read it yesterday and it was just a Sansa-Clegane part, one of those weird scenes between them that are equally creepy and cute, like he tells her that she has teats now and that he's freaking drunk (creepy), but also walks her safely to her chambers and makes sure the guard doesn't bother her (cute). But here with the extra Tyrion, it makes like a creepy-cute love triangle, even more complicated. But it is still very game-of-thronesy anyway, never being able to decide if anything is good or bad.
The Loras and Margery scene is even sadder now after season 6.
I thought the Loras scene was great, acting and all. The Littlefinger and Varys scene, though, I'm glad they cut out. LF was just mocking Varys being a eunuch and not much else at all really.
It does clear a lot of things up about the Tyrell scheming.
its kinda funny, in a pathetic sort of way, when you consider LF is slashed from groin to neck. he since uses words to do battle
Honestly, the marriage of Lady Sansa to the dwarf was actually her best match considering how the series has progressed. Event though her marriage didn't work out, I think she will remember the kindness of her very first husband.
She won't.
Yeah. Sansa's lack of gratitude to Tyrion is one of her many unlikable qualities.
he's a lannister, member of the family that slaughtered her family. she treats him with obedience that implies her gratitude to him but you're a fool if u think she will even love the man who was forced by your enemies to become ur husband.. you're just Sansa-hating right there.
ultravioletgaia Who said anything about love? I said she was ungrateful. Tyrion was very kind to her; he never tried to touch her, and went out of his way to protect her (at significant cost to himself), yet she still treated him like "the Imp." And as for the rest, she was still perfectly prepared to marry Joffrey, the Lannister who actually did murder her father in front of her, and had no trouble supporting Littlefinger, the man who betrayed her father in the first place.
Arioch IV 'ungrateful' you want her to kiss his feet? are u some kind of masochist to ask that of a girl? she was grateful to him and never insulted him as others had but she will never win her affection bec. he's a Lannister. Tyrion could also exchange her to Jamie but he never did and Sansa never forgot that. If you actually watched the rest of the series after Joffrey ordered Eddard to die she's revolted at marrying Joffrey and even thought of killing him had the Hound didn't stop her; so i dunno where u got that 'perfectly prepared' shit u're saying.. And in her eyes Littlefinger had saved her from Cersei's wrath after Jofrey's death bec. Cersei will never let her live had she stayed with Tyrion in King's Landing. bottomline your hatred of Sansa is absolutely meaningless.
the one I would keep is between Sansa and the Hound. His character is underdeveloped.
He'S getting alot more development in season 3 and upcoming 4th it seems. Chiefly because he's in solo with arya now.
I actually prefer it the way it is - this one made him way too creepy and rapey and harder to sympathize with
I'm glad they cut the little finger-Varys scene... Idk.. It just seemed a little too mean spirited for Little Finger.. I mean guy is a total creep, but he doesn't ever lash out at people like that... Idk.
Denny Kaleal idk .. but i think.. but idk. i think that this is that though. but idk
+Denny Kaleal You can also see the metal bend at the start when he touches the throne.
+Minigun101 Littlefinger The Ironbender.
+Denny Kaleal Varys sort of threatened him, I actually think it was meant as foreshadowing and what better way to take the notion out of our head than for little finger to respond in kind to the assumed threat. The ruler of harron hall dieing out is definitely the fate that will some day happen to little finger too and I think it was removed because it was such an obvious foreshadowing.
+Dark Voice 😂😂😂😂
Poor Varys, hes really fallen behind in his spats with littlefinger, I wish Varys' would pull something out of his pocket and even the verbal conflict.
Vary is winning, he's just not gloating about it.
Ohh Just you wait, something big is coming.
Jacob Yousef I love their fight so much.They are so sneaky and cunning.Altough i am cheering for Varys
Destiny Lass not really, not in the books anyway. varys pulls a stunt, but so does euron greyjoy, and doran martell is the master of all conspiracies anyway. illyrio-varys plans fail 50% of the time, or more precisely illyrios. but thats the book, Im not sure how it will go in the show.
oh just wait lol AEGON TARGARYON
I like the Sansa/Tyrion scene, nice foreshadowing.
I actually really like the Tyrells they are very family orientated and accepting. Who didn't shun their gay son in that time period?
Blade Rovalty. It was mainly an honor thing. Nobody knew he was gay besides Margery, their grandmother and whoever he was "with" (at least before his trail) And if they were to disown him people would ask why? And House Tyrell would get made fun of for having him in the first place. Tywin was the only other who knew but he's just a good judge of character or in more modern terms "his gaydar is on point" and I think he just kind of guessed and Olena was like "yeah so what your kids bang each other" they are extremely excepting but still even if they weren't it wouldn't have looked good for them to disown an heir for "no reason"
ThatWeirdGIrl, honestly Loras being gay was like one of the worst kept secrets in all of Westros, to the point that even random Lannisters Guards know about it.
(No spoilers) before I read the books I could never understand why Sansa didn't go with Sandor but it's because he's a lot less rapey and scary in the show but the situations she's in are the same so it looks like she's making a bad choice but if the Sandor from the books asked you to escape with him well, I don't think I would...
Rory Mc Cann - what a champion. he really brought that character to life!
Tyrion has a crush on sansa! Tyrion has a crush on sansa!
He has been so bush w getting nobody to notice him and shae that he hasnt reallized how much he actally cares about sansa! So cute!
n-no just noo
+VloggedByMe HM Tyrion is indeed attracted to her, the books explicitly state that. on his wedding night he controlled himself all the time.
He just didn't do it because he knows Sansa doesn't find him attractive, and that he knows she has been through a lot and wants to spare her.
+rayamert in the books in the show tyrion loves shae
I really enjoy Sansa and Sandor scenes and I don't know why
+Shane Willis same
+blanka19881988 that's vile
it means you promote pedophilia
can i shit on it too?
Ted Cruz that would be if GOT was set in today's society but it's not. It's set in a medieval times sort of world. In the books she was even younger remember she was 11 in the books. In the show she is 14 at the beginning and I think Arya is boated up to 11? (Don't quote me on that) It's been 5 years total time has pasted (source show runners and GRRM) so Sansa is now 19. Marcella is about (I'd say a year or 2?) younger than Sansa so she's say 12-13? When she's sent away to marry. And Lord Frey's newest wife couldn't be much older than them. That's what happened back then. You got married young to men 2X maybe even 3X your age (and that was all if you were lucky) Tyrion is at least 30 I'd say? And she married him and nobody said a thing. Why? Because that's what they did. It's the same thing with Sansa and Ramsey's wedding night. Everyone calls it rape (which again in our time it is) but that's what you did back then. You married whoever you were told to and you had sex with that person whether or not you like, love, or tolerate him. Sansa knew that and that's why it meant so much when Tyrion told her he wouldn't force her to do it. Because that's not what you were supposed to do in those times. If you didn't have children as soon as possible it was shameful to you, your spouse, and both your families. They were supposed to consummate the marriage they're feelings don't matter. Especially her's. That's why she seemed shocked and that's why it was so sweet of him to not do that. Because any other man would've no matter what. We used to do that as people. But we got smart and said "Fuck this" and changed.
Except for the Loras scene, I'm glad they cut these out, just not on par with the rest of the series. Especially that strangulation scene was horridly written and directed imo.
+w00tse I liked it they kinda mocked Doreah saying ''it is known'' with the moon thing and the scene you're talking about sort of coincided with that.
J. Ryan Vaughan I get what you mean.
I just thought that for a series that has such emphasis on cool death scenes, her just standing there kinda grabbing at her own neck while being strangled is really lame. Scratch her eyes out for gods sake :P
+w00tse Yeah it looked a lil fake but this show has its bad moments I can see why it went...It had potential all I mean really..
+courtney Hakim I think it's more of everyone was scared of him and when she learned not to be he didn't like her seeing his true self. So, he acted like the man he wanted everyone to see him as
Like Shrek!
The scene of the Hound and Sansa, is not pointless. Here you can see how he is more than interested in her, i don't remember very well, but i think in the book, there's a chapter where he asked her to sing like a "little bird". Was not the one in her chambers during the Blackwater battle before he left the city? anyway, that scene and the one of Loras with Margaery, should be on the episodes.
Last scene is amazing.
Who the hell knew this Loras kid had acting chops
It is known.
The actor actually plays Loras AMAZINGLY. In the books, he's like 16 or 17. Being one of the best 2 or 3 fighters in the world at 16 has given him a lot of confidence bordering on arrogance, but he's still a 16 year old boy. Moody, hot tempered. If you really watch him, he plays the part of a brooding post adolescent male with fantastic fighting skills to perfection
Wish they would have kept the scene with Sansa and the Hound.
hahha go and find a tree to piss one, Tyrion has the best lines.
They should've included the scene of Loras. It's amazing.
Ahh, good old Varys and Little Finger. Classic Frienemies.
They wrote the Sansa and Hound scene really poorly.
That's why it's deleted
@@bugsydelrosario5940 whats the song at 1:34
99superjesus probably would have felt more natural if they kept it where he’s the one that tells Sansa how he was burned, rather than little finger.
Then those odd interactions would make a bit more sense when you put their strange bond into perspective.
@What ? Yes, really similar. Probably cut it because it's "suggestive," like how they altered her scene with him in her room after he leaves the battle.
The scene between the hound and Sansa and then Tyrion showing up was very weird, I dont think that was cut due to time, it just didnt make much sense and didnt fit well so they had to delete it, IMO
It's weird that the Hound would harass her out of the blue but I liked everything else about it. It shows some bite in Sansa when she refuses to sing for him saying she doesn't know any songs anymore and it since it seems it should come before the Shae/Sansa scene it shows another reason why she was so nasty to Shae in their first meeting.
It also has Tyrion look out for her and how he got the idea to send Shae to her in the first place, on the show I thought it was weird when Shae shows up there out of the blue, esp after Tyrion said he was going to put her in the kitchens in their scene together earlier on. I think it's just sad that Sansa never really warmed up to Tyrion, not romantically or anything because he's too old and in love with Shae but I think he and Shae were probably the only peeps in all of King's Landing that really gave a shit about her.
It seems unlike the hound as i remember him.
Does anyone read the books? Try literacy. It's fun!
Meadow Peace Nooo. TV show way better. Try joining a book club
Ghostfacekevon Considering I'm a literature major, I AM THE BOOK CLUB. Lmao.
Baelish has been winning every encounter with Varys. But we'll soon see in the show that Varys has a trump card that he will play.
pls spoil for me
wow. shit just got real
Ellis Potter They're still in the Stormlands.
I have a feeling they want to join him with Dany in true Targaryen fashion.
Oh, they don't have to. They'll just wait for her.
I wish they kept the scene with Loras and Margery. Finn's acting tugged on my heart. I suppose I get why they cut it out though. They might have wanted the audience to move on from Renly's death and not give people a reason to be haunted by Renly being gone because that part of the story is finished. Loras wearing Renly's armor during the battle of Blackwater was enough to imply how much Loras loved him and how attached to his memory he was.
Plus, they probably wanted to give more weight to Brienne avenging Renly's death by downplaying Loras's heartbreak.
Its a shame they totally wasted Loras character in the following seasons and absolutely butchered it in season 5-6.
+daveruda Agreed!
In the books Sandor often called Sansa a 'chirping bird' that always 'sang the songs she was taught'. A couple of times he told Sansa to sing for him, and just before he left Kings Landing she did. She was sweet and innocent, she didn't treat him like a dog, and he related to her situation; I think he just wanted to be acknowledged by her on some level.
Goddamn it 10 episodes isn't enough. almost all of these deleted scenes are worthy of staying. Move up to a standard of 13 or 14 episodes for season 6 and 7 so we can get more.
+MrMeddyman Dan and Dave said they would love 13 episodes, but they said it's physically impossible. There isn't enough time. The second a season ends, they immediately go into production on the next. 10 is all they can do.
+JJMM33 the cost for having such huge quality standards.... everything has its downside
+MrMeddyman Their episodes are three times longer than the traditional 22 minute spiel.
+Kindred Spirit **cough** **cough** supernatural **cough** **cough**
What you forget is the moment after, when he removed the knife and she reached up to touch his scars "feeling the stickiness of blood and the wetness that was not blood" (tears). I actually prefer the scene in the book, I think it sums up the relationship between them much better than the series does.
Every time I see Loras he's crying
thaks so much for uploading this ! these scenes were great, some should have been kept
"Go find a tree to piss on", Tyrion is awesome! xD
Wow... The Margaery-Loras scene was really touching. I'm sad they cut it but glad I saw it.
Margaery and Loras scene should have stayed in, and the Irri and Doreah scene as well. The Sansa/Hound scene would have worked if it hadn't ended with awkward silence on Tyrion. The LF/Varys scene seems more like a proto "Chaos is a Ladder" scene, and I think delaying their trading quips until "Chaos is a Ladder" was worth it.
It's a scene that fairly closely resembles something that happens in the book. I think it was quite good - it shows how the Hound actually feels himself to be in just as poor a position as Sansa, in that they're both trapped somewhere they'd rather not be, serving people they despise.
"Go and find a tree to piss on" LOL!!! Best line ever....thank you for uploading this!!
Good thing they took these out so we could spend more time with the incredibly engaging and interesting character Ros.
THey should've kept the one with Sansa and Dog, i liked that one
Love the verbal sparring between Littlefinger and the Eunuch...
I can't believe they deleted the Loras/Margaery-scene, it's so beautiful! :(
"go and find a tree to piss on" lol'd
Seeing the Margery/Loras scene, I just realised how much they have changed the Tyrell story line in the show! Loras never becomes a member of the kings guard and the Tyrells are never shown to have 2 other sons!
Getting over that year without game of thrones period with some deleted scenes
Thanks for uploading..
All of these scenes were amazing and also very important. They should have kept them in!
This about how long a Game Of thrones episode nowa days. thanks
Woah... three great scenes. I had seen the second one only. I can understand the cutting room floor decisions in each case, but having these included in the eps would be great.
I'm glad I saw this I have not read the books so this added some depth to Loras's character. Every other time I've seen him he and Renly were going at it or he was sword fighting.
the more GOT the better, its a shame it can only be 10 hours a year- i could do with this for 3 hours every week for the next ten years- such a great show....shame it has to end- the detail in the books allow for so many possibilities. my hope is that while George catches up to the show- rather than jump ahead clumsily and guess what his dialogue will be- (which will never be as good) that they will take a two year hiatus- and give us a couple of seasons of prequel- the story of robs rebellion- and perhaps a story about the trgaryan colonisation. even after the song of ice and fire ends- there are so many stories that are wonderful in this amazing world that he has created.
+Loop Set 3 hours for 10 years, you dont know GOT do you? if it lasted that long everyone would be dead and there would be no one left to kill for G.Martin to enjoy writing more books
Aw man seeing this comment all these years later while we’re still waiting for the next GoT book - the irony and disappointment :(
woah the first scene just made me tear up :'(
I don't know why they deleted the Varys and Littlefinger scenes - I love them in scenes together, especially when they're ''sparring''.
why don't they kill each other? both know they each have plans
I don't believe that, sorry
didn't wanna sound offensively blunt and dismissive. but these guys aren't the type of dudes who leave people alive for a little friendly competition
Yeah, it makes sense, thank you so much =)
And you're completely misrepresenting that scene from the third book. The Hound was very drunk, desperate, almost dying, trying to get Arya to finish him off, and he was rambling about his failures with Sansa, and how he didn't protect her from being forced to marry "the dwarf". Finding out about that marriage was what made him get so drunk in the first place, and get badly wounded by Gregor's men.
Thank goodness all these scenes were cut so that Ros could keep her oh-so-important role
/sarcasm
Thanks ^^
Ahaha "Go find a tree to piss on" that line alone made the scene worth to put in.
I love the relationship between Varys and Littlefinger. Both are low born, risen high. Both play the game like bosses and are very dangerous, despite their lack of obvious power. They are like two sides of the same coin.
I miss Loras and Margaery :(
Some of these scenes were extremely important to keep in. Can't believe they got cut for some of the stuff in the show that is absolutely not necessary.
Such great scenes.
I'm glad they took out those scenes, except for the last one.
The amount of scenes with Little Finger hanging around in the throne room and Varys joining him is impressive
i dont know which version you watch,but i already saw all of them !!!
No Littlefinger, your wound is the most grotesque. A scar on your heart left by the laugh of the woman you love.
It set the scene well for the rest of the series. I guess that the next episode will show us what Arya, her mum and other characters are up to!
Omg, should have just kept them all :D
Love Littlefinger and Varys, the actors suit the roles so well, especially Varys
The Vary's and littlefinger scenes are always the best. Those two are sneaky dogs.
one of the best lines in the show was tyrion telling the dog to go find a tree to piss on.
That last scene was good. Good enough to be used, to be sure.
1:40 "I loved him" that was so sad and beautiful at the same time.
"You're hurting me! Please sir!" LOL Not one of her best deliveries but it's fun to make fun of.
Gratitude! Are you going to upload the other special features?
Since I'm so use to the darkness and how serious these actors are, I would actually love to see some bloopers in their next DVD.
Loras giving better acting performance than the entire cast of season 7
Edgy complaint about Season 7 out of nowhere, how original when the acting was one of the best parts of that season. Nice try.
man... i love game of thrones
"It's a sentimental weakness of mine... I always bet on my friends." Didn't he bet on the Mountain?
loras wan't his friend
Adam Ibrahim I didn't think Vrys was either but there you go
They deleted the best scenes. Wow just wow.
I need unlimited seasons of GOT, like Doctor Who isn't it?
Same cant get enough!!
I wish they kept that Loras scene in it brought me to tears.
When i watched the first Scene i cried. Renly was my favorite Charackter and i still couldn't get over his dead yet q-q
The handmaiden that comes after Sansa and Tyrion looks at her like "where the fuck have you been?"
the only men who genuinely cares for Sansa's well being. atleast in the show
I hate when people upload this stuff to youtube, but I want to watch it too!
the first one is so precious
the hound scene was so unlike the hound
Actually that's how the Hound truly is in the books.
So, is the Hound like the tough badass dude with a little girl inside her
So, is the Hound like the tough badass dude with a little girl inside her?
It would have been so romantic if Sansa could have found love with Tyrion. After all, he is honorable and kind!!!
These were so important for the character perfection ,especially first,second and fourth i wonder why they cut them out..
I got to admit when the hound said "your his bird" I laughed.
Shame the Loras/Margary scene was cut. At the very least it could be a set up with the armor to use at a later date for peeps to go "yup, no fucking way a human being stabbed Renly, it was dark magic. Burn the witch!" Then again, Melisandra would probably get off on that, lol. I don't think that happens in the books so I guess the set up isn't necessary. The family dynamics of Loras and his sister is good though, sad that was cut.
It would have helped explain a lot to people who haven't read the books