The evening started with an amusing recording by actor Charles Dance, who plays Tywin Lannister, asking everyone to turn off their mobile devices, because "anyone who does interrupt the proceedings will be executed." Mr. Dance also announced that the screening would begin as soon as a few "lowborn grubs finish their tedious speeches.
Game of Thrones - NYC Season 4 Premiere....and no Charles interview: zero interest
from trailer 4 : Devil Inside :
....premiere at Lincoln Center and in Avery Fisher Hall. They hired the New York Philharmonic orchestra to come on stage and play the series’ theme music and some of its score before Episode 1 was screened.
The screening was followed by a dinner at the American Museum of Natural History, under the suspended whale. Some of the guests included director Joel Coen with his Oscar winning wife Frances McDormand, and son Pedro; double Oscar winner Sally Field accompanied actor Charles Dance, plus Oscar nominated writer director Terry George ("Hotel Rwanda") was there along with many members of the huge cast including Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, a tattooed Lena Headey, and British superstar veteran actress Diana Rigg, etc...
interview from MTV
http://www.mtv.co.uk/game-of-thrones/news/watch-game-of-thrones-cast-talk-season-4-at-nyc-premiere
he likes this scarf
with and by Santamontauro
interview from CBS news :
"The Red Wedding came as a great shock to me, actually," Charles told Access Hollywood at the show’s Season 4 premiere at NYC’s Lincoln Center on Tuesday night, when we asked which moment on the show he found the most shocking.
"It’s not an episode I was personally involved in — although I kind of ordered it all," he continued. "And when I eventually saw it, I mean I kind of fell back on my sofa — reeling!"
"And people I bumped into in the street the following day, they were all in a state of shock ‘cause the thing about this show is, when you least expect it, somebody gets their head chopped off or something," he laughed.
interview from Access Hollywood :
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