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“Say what you want about Cersei, she loves her children. She is the only one I’m certain had nothing to do with this murder. Which makes it unique, as far as Kings Landing murders go”, is such a low key hilarious line.
unfortunately, it was the opposition that brought out the best in Tyrion. look at how Jaime turned out from being the favorite son. only Tyrion could live up to Tywin's strength, because they both fought the weakness of their fathers. Tywin's father Tytos allowed other house's to take advantage of his house's wealth. he weakened his house till they were the laughingstock of Westeros. Tywin rose up and took control of their army and slew house Rayne who was sworn to the Lannisters.
agreed, he has amazing strategies and could have easily helped him against Daenerys, probably would have thought of the scropions before even meeting that Mayster
It's Tywin, he's smart. Man was trying to talk Tyrion out of it which he almost succeeded, but he simply didn't account for how much Tyrion actually love Shae. And when Tywin realised is the end for him, no more chances, he said what he wanted to said all this time.
It's funny how the only times Tywin thought Tyrion was his son was when he believed Jaime was as good as dead or when he has a crossbow pointed at him.
@@redace4821 This is why the show was so terrible compared to the books lol, "how much Tyrion actually loves Shae," besides the fact Shae didn't love or care about Tyrion in the slightest bit-and besides the fact Tyrion was simply trying to mirror what he had with Tysha his first wife-the reason he shoots Tywin is because he calls TYSHA a whore, not because he called the whore who outright lied and testified against him at his trial then fucked his dad 30 minutes before killing him a whore . . . The reason he even went to Tywin's solar to begin with is because Jaime told him the truth about Tysha, and how she actually loved him and wasn't just a paid off whore, and Tyrion came away from that DESPISING Jaime and currently wants to bring nothing but death and destruction on House Lannister and all of King's Landing. Absolutely insane they wrecked this scene and character arc so badly, in the books this right here is the moment Tyrion becomes a villain-the guy who rapes a prostitue and wanted to hurt her purely for the sake of hurting her, the guy who tricks Aegon Targaryen (aka "Young Griff") and his protector Jon Connington (who served Rhaegar) into ditching their original plans to outright invade the Seven Kingdoms on a whim. But instead we get Saint Tyrion The Pious who can't even have normal sex with a prozzie in a brothel, the buffoon whose plans constantly end up failing, the guy who actually said that CERSEI "isn't a bad person," the guy who refused to give his consent on taking King's Landing by force and with dragons despite the fact they all turned on him and didn't give a shred of gratitude for saving their city at the Blackwater . . Ain't trying to be a cockhole, it's just maddening to me how badly they messed this show up.
@@CommanderLongJohnThe books are an edgy cluster f*ck. I don't blame the show runners for trying to make somebody among the 50 billion characters likable.
no matter how many times I see and hear Tyrion give that speech at his "confession", I always get goosebumps. How did an actor this fantastic end up playing in Pixels :/, thats a crime against the arts of acting
He's proven that his condition isn't always an obstacle. Take the X-men movies for example. I think the only real obstacle he faces is one he put on himself; he refuses to play a character who lets themselves be defined as "just a dwarf". I suppose Tyrion was an excellent way for him to go against that, as Tyrion himself refuses to let his condition define who and what he is. It's not like I don't understand that decision though. But it's a shame nonetheless.
That stinger from "The Rains of Castamere" just brings it home; Dwarfism notwithstanding, Tyrion is actually *everything* Tywin claimed to want in an heir; ruthless, brilliant, and dedicated to the family. Tywin refused to acknowledge that to the bitter end, and forgot that *he* would not take that kind of crap from anyone - so neither would Tyrion. "In a coat of gold or a coat of red, a lion still has claws. And mine are long and sharp, my lord, as long and sharp as yours." Burn in all seven hells, Tywin.
Demonex He was dedicated, more dedicated than Cersei and Jamie. But Tywin took a shit on his face every turn he had. (Just throwing my opinion out there.)
@@Demonex118 well Tyrion faced stannis instead of running away defending his sister and nephew who despised him and even committed treason by freeing Jaime so he and cersei would be safe . What more commitment do you need
@@growingstruggle5493 It seems like a rather stupid conceptual theory only born from the idea of him being a candidate for dragon rider. The thing is, I don't think you *need* targaryen blood to do so. Either way, it cheapens the impact that Tyrion killing Tywin had, along with the addition of the aftermath- which people have, too, made a stupid theory about him being poisoned instead of just allowing it to be a narrative. If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, it was assumed in a theory that Rhaegar the Mad King had, in fact, gotten 'frisky' with the wife of Tywin, his hand. Making Tyrion a Targaryen. In addition to this, in the books it was stated that Tywins body smelled horrendously after his death. But, this was a narrative choice more than some coincidental issue that so apparently was caused by poisoning. "Tywin Lannister did not, in fact, shit gold" is the main quote. Which is talking more about the flaws Tywin had as a father and as a nobleman. Tyrion also shot him in the gut, around where his bowels laid. So, of course he'd smell like shit, if you want to go for a more literal sense of what happened. None of that poison shit.
@@redace4821 and Tyrion has a golden comeback this time. "I am your son, I have always been your son" - Indicating that he is doing exactly what Tywin himself would have done under those circumstances.
It doesnt seem so sweet when you learn that its possible that Dumb and Dumber could've included the scene as a jab at Orson Scott Card, who critisized the show. Its believable as the book has no such character, this scene doesnt really serve any purpose and the Tyrion's statement on "Laughing at other person's mysery was the only thing that made me feel normal" contradicts the love for "bastards and broken things" he otherwise displayed. Normally I would've dissmissed it as a rumour as its way too childish to do such thing, but since it comes from the creators of "Arya kills the NK to subvert the expectations" im not so sure it isnt true.
One is left to ponder what place Peter Dinklage visited in his head before taking the set to act out the confession scene. There is not a single piece of television acting I've ever seen more compelling. Equal to, yes, but nothing that surpasses this.
There’s also not a lot of scenarios in modern day acting where actors are given the opportunity to display such conviction. A role with so much history, buildup. Tyrion lashing back at Tywin and Cercei had been brewing for a long while, 3-4 seasons actually. Finally, he was framed by the murder of his nephew BY his sister and his FATHER approved it while his BROTHER tried to get a deal forcing Tyrion into the Nights Watch. It can’t get much more fucked than that. That’s what makes the scene so compelling. Yes Peter Dinklage is a fantastic actor; and creating an unparalleled moment in GOT history. It’s sad nothing else has buildup nowadays.
@@tpkchubbzz2651 I think he meant more what Dinklage had to endure, rather what Tyrion went through. Being that Dinklage is obviously a dwarf in reallife, that moment was maybe more than just acting. Maybe all the words spewing out of him that moment were just the script he uttered, but fired with the pain of the real world. I can imagine Peter Dinklage had his fair share of discrimination that made this entire moment so believable.
I imagine he visited his own life and dug from that emotion. When he says the line “I’m on trial for being a dwarf”, is when his teeth really begin to nash. He probably dug up all kinds of prejudice from his own life and poured that into his speech.
The speech in his trial and killing his father has to be my to favourite scenes of the hole show. God I love Tyrion, he's simply the best character, wich George RR Martin also thinks.
I think the confession scene was Tyrions breaking point at all the abuse, underappreciation and betrayal of his family and those he trusted enough to call friends that he allowed to bottle up inside of him for 35 years and finally, the bottle broke
I was so glad to see Tyrion survive, & become Hand to the King again, because he was just SO damn good at that task. The brotherly interactions between Jaime & Tyrion, yeah, great writing there. And if Tywin had seen the Undead, that would've been interesting, but I know he'd have kept an agreement.
I love when Pedro Pascal leans forward after tyrion asks for a trial by combat, you can literally read the " you don't say??? " on his face hahahahaha epic he was such a beast in this show wish they didnt kill him off so soon...
He immediately knew he might have a chance to get his revenge on Ser Gregor Clegane. He was only in Kings Landing to kill that fuck, and Tywin who he likely poisoned to the extent he couldn't shit and his body was filling up with all the crap and pee he couldn't get out. Then Tyrion finished the job with a crossbow. Tywin was in there the entire time Tyrion was with Shae and killing her, and his bowels only released when he died.
I came down here looking for this comment, like Tyrion really just glossed over how his older brother was almost molested by a Maester I know he was going through it but damn lmao
Hellz yeah. Tywin Lannister is dead... the gungy two-timing fuck. May the Seven Hells welcome him with open arms, especially the one reserved for those who betray their own blood.
I love Tywin's death scene, to watch him utter the phrase "you are my son" for the last time in hope that it will tame Tyrion like it did before so many times yet understanding it was futile at that point felt like he was pleading for mercy, you could even see genuine fear in his eyes when he said it. But then his pride got in his way once more and he got the death he deserved, even mad man could see humility was a thing he never understood.
Even after the season 8... i'm still a great fan of GOT and A Song of Ice and Fire. And as a fan of this, everyday I praise the person who choose Peter Dinklage for playing Tyrion Lannister
I finally watched him in the movie Cyrano. (2021). Peter was freaking awesome. Unfortunately the rest of the cast weren't as up to the challenge. I would have to say he was robbed of awards for his role.
I’m starting to feel sorry for Shae. She didn’t know what return was up to when he said those words. She had no idea he was trying to to protect her. She became very bitter over that harsh breakup.
There's a line in the books that I wish was included. Before he killed Tywin, when he said "You're no son of mine", Tyrion replies with "I am you kilt small". Honestly, one of the coolest, coldest lines I've ever heard.
"I've been on trial for beinf a dwarf my whole life" scene is Tyrions POWER scene. To me it's one of the best scenes in GOT, along with him freeing the 🐉 dragons
The two bolts that Tyrion hit Tywin were cold, full of intent to kill. The first time I watched, i thought that Tyrion killed Tywin under impulse and emotional outburst. But after re-watch, I am sure that the moment he saw his father, he decided to kill him regardless of what Tywin says. When Tyrion said that he was always his son and fired the second bolt, he meant, I think, Tywin's ruthless cruelty
Once he killed Shae killing his father was easy by comparison. He loved Shae, his father hated him for being born and often treated him subhuman referring to him as "waddling about". As much as he still wanted his father's respect the hate would have run deep and then sentencing him to die for a crime he was innocent of was the final straw even before the final betrayal and all the hypocrisy as his father had no problem bedding a whore. He 100% was going to kill him no matter what but Tywin made it easy
I've always loved the scene where Tyrion "confesses". Something about it reminds me of some of Nicholas Cage a bit. I think it's that perfect level of "overacting" that makes it so memorable.
Ironically, the actor's gigantic charisma sort of ruined the show. Tyrion is a villan after his "confession" in the books. The actor was too good in the first half of the story.
@@jillbill7752 his thoughts are constantly guided by malice. His ultimate goal is to get to Daenarys to bring death to Westeros and his family, fucking shit up along the way. What do you call it?
@@jillbill7752 yeah I suppose. But you cant attack the capital without attacking the kingdom. And regardless of the scale, the intent is there. He stopped being and doing good in almost every way
@@jillbill7752 the books have Tyrion decide to "become the monster everyone sees him as", he hasn't gotten around to being fully evil yet, but he plans on raping and killing Cersei, so he's not still a good guy
My favourite character from his first sentence..the who truly should have ended on the throne..the only one..for all the reasons..and they ruined that..of all the things they screwed up..that is the mist horrendous
It's nowhere near as good as when Tyrion demands trial by combat. This guy always seems to find someone to fight for him because he's too small to fight himself. Love Tyrion.
Im really curious where Tywin was going with that if Tyrion hadn’t shot him, It almost seemed like he was heading towards an epiphany about how he treats tyrion
So I wonder if Tywin knew Olenna put that poison in the cup with wat Tyrion is saying here 🤔 never noticed…. I mean he was sitting next to Olenna at the wedding
Guess he doesn't expect anyone to interrupt. The only other person could have been there is Shae, but with his pant down, I don't think he mind having Shae walk in.
The dwarf, the cripple, and the mother of madness. Still gets me everytime
Jon snow's not a cripple. But dead on w Dany
@@RyanTheJay Excellent insight! (you are retarded)
@@RyanTheJay he was talking about Bran, obviously😆
@@TheMidnightLibrary the cripple is jaime, the mad is cersei ... are you both fuckin serious ?
@@siddbastard Look man, Season 8 has done a number on some GoT Fans... believe me.. their minds are not the same.
“Say what you want about Cersei, she loves her children. She is the only one I’m certain had nothing to do with this murder. Which makes it unique, as far as Kings Landing murders go”, is such a low key hilarious line.
If Tywin took Tyrion seriously and was treated him with a decent level of respect he'd probably have been a great asset to House Lannister
unfortunately, it was the opposition that brought out the best in Tyrion. look at how Jaime turned out from being the favorite son. only Tyrion could live up to Tywin's strength, because they both fought the weakness of their fathers. Tywin's father Tytos allowed other house's to take advantage of his house's wealth. he weakened his house till they were the laughingstock of Westeros. Tywin rose up and took control of their army and slew house Rayne who was sworn to the Lannisters.
@@nomadhakunamatata5793 good call... then Tywin let his pride for his house ruin it by not seeing the strength of his son do to public perception.
agreed, he has amazing strategies and could have easily helped him against Daenerys, probably would have thought of the scropions before even meeting that Mayster
He was a great asset to the house of Lannister. Unfortunately, Tywin never realized this- he hated him from the moment he was born.
Prob lannisters best asset
"Put down that crossbow, you're my son. You're a Lannister. Let's talk"
Shot once 🏹
"You're no son of mine"
- Tywinn Lannister summed up
It's Tywin, he's smart.
Man was trying to talk Tyrion out of it which he almost succeeded, but he simply didn't account for how much Tyrion actually love Shae.
And when Tywin realised is the end for him, no more chances, he said what he wanted to said all this time.
It's funny how the only times Tywin thought Tyrion was his son was when he believed Jaime was as good as dead or when he has a crossbow pointed at him.
Man: Who is a good boy?
Dog bites Man
Man: you stupid b1tch!
@@redace4821 This is why the show was so terrible compared to the books lol, "how much Tyrion actually loves Shae," besides the fact Shae didn't love or care about Tyrion in the slightest bit-and besides the fact Tyrion was simply trying to mirror what he had with Tysha his first wife-the reason he shoots Tywin is because he calls TYSHA a whore, not because he called the whore who outright lied and testified against him at his trial then fucked his dad 30 minutes before killing him a whore . . . The reason he even went to Tywin's solar to begin with is because Jaime told him the truth about Tysha, and how she actually loved him and wasn't just a paid off whore, and Tyrion came away from that DESPISING Jaime and currently wants to bring nothing but death and destruction on House Lannister and all of King's Landing.
Absolutely insane they wrecked this scene and character arc so badly, in the books this right here is the moment Tyrion becomes a villain-the guy who rapes a prostitue and wanted to hurt her purely for the sake of hurting her, the guy who tricks Aegon Targaryen (aka "Young Griff") and his protector Jon Connington (who served Rhaegar) into ditching their original plans to outright invade the Seven Kingdoms on a whim. But instead we get Saint Tyrion The Pious who can't even have normal sex with a prozzie in a brothel, the buffoon whose plans constantly end up failing, the guy who actually said that CERSEI "isn't a bad person," the guy who refused to give his consent on taking King's Landing by force and with dragons despite the fact they all turned on him and didn't give a shred of gratitude for saving their city at the Blackwater . .
Ain't trying to be a cockhole, it's just maddening to me how badly they messed this show up.
@@CommanderLongJohnThe books are an edgy cluster f*ck. I don't blame the show runners for trying to make somebody among the 50 billion characters likable.
"She wanted to have me executed, but I admired her". Spoken like a true fellow.
I NEVER NOTICED JAMIE SAYING THE MAESTER TRIED TO TOUCH HIM ONCE IM SCREAMING 7:16
Tyrion has the best lines of all the characters.
Nicola Chita they're good but Tyrion has my favourite lines/scenes personally.
Now we should say 'had' unfortunately
@@amirhosseinmoodi7577 sadge
@@amirhosseinmoodi7577 that would turn to every character except the Hound since he died before the finale
no matter how many times I see and hear Tyrion give that speech at his "confession", I always get goosebumps. How did an actor this fantastic end up playing in Pixels :/, thats a crime against the arts of acting
He probably did that movie just for shits and giggles
The truth is, there aren't many roles for people with Peter Dinklage condition (he said this himself in an interview), so he can't be too picky.
He's proven that his condition isn't always an obstacle. Take the X-men movies for example. I think the only real obstacle he faces is one he put on himself; he refuses to play a character who lets themselves be defined as "just a dwarf". I suppose Tyrion was an excellent way for him to go against that, as Tyrion himself refuses to let his condition define who and what he is. It's not like I don't understand that decision though. But it's a shame nonetheless.
He play at pixel? Oh right, the cheater dwarf
pixels was a kids movie. kids dont really care about method acting.
tyrion: "I should have let stannis kill you all"
stannis: "can't be mad at a man doing his duty"
🤣🤣
That stinger from "The Rains of Castamere" just brings it home; Dwarfism notwithstanding, Tyrion is actually *everything* Tywin claimed to want in an heir; ruthless, brilliant, and dedicated to the family. Tywin refused to acknowledge that to the bitter end, and forgot that *he* would not take that kind of crap from anyone - so neither would Tyrion.
"In a coat of gold or a coat of red, a lion still has claws. And mine are long and sharp, my lord, as long and sharp as yours."
Burn in all seven hells, Tywin.
+kalaong I don't think Tyrion is ruthless and I'm pretty sure he's not dedicated to the family.
Demonex He was dedicated, more dedicated than Cersei and Jamie. But Tywin took a shit on his face every turn he had. (Just throwing my opinion out there.)
@@Demonex118 well Tyrion faced stannis instead of running away defending his sister and nephew who despised him and even committed treason by freeing Jaime so he and cersei would be safe . What more commitment do you need
That's because is theorized that Tyrion ain't Tywin's son, but was born from an affair with a Targaryen.
@@growingstruggle5493 It seems like a rather stupid conceptual theory only born from the idea of him being a candidate for dragon rider. The thing is, I don't think you *need* targaryen blood to do so. Either way, it cheapens the impact that Tyrion killing Tywin had, along with the addition of the aftermath- which people have, too, made a stupid theory about him being poisoned instead of just allowing it to be a narrative.
If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, it was assumed in a theory that Rhaegar the Mad King had, in fact, gotten 'frisky' with the wife of Tywin, his hand. Making Tyrion a Targaryen. In addition to this, in the books it was stated that Tywins body smelled horrendously after his death. But, this was a narrative choice more than some coincidental issue that so apparently was caused by poisoning. "Tywin Lannister did not, in fact, shit gold" is the main quote. Which is talking more about the flaws Tywin had as a father and as a nobleman.
Tyrion also shot him in the gut, around where his bowels laid. So, of course he'd smell like shit, if you want to go for a more literal sense of what happened. None of that poison shit.
his speech at joffrey's trial is my fav
Tu es la famille d'accueil
Me too
Tywin's reaction to being shot:
"You shot me."
That actually says a lot about him. To his very last moment, he did not respect his son
@@Medaumplay3 "You're no son of mine"
Knowing he can't go back, knowing this is the end he saying exactly what he wanted to say to Tyrion.
@@redace4821 and Tyrion has a golden comeback this time. "I am your son, I have always been your son" - Indicating that he is doing exactly what Tywin himself would have done under those circumstances.
Quote from the man who was shot, "What're you gonna do, shoot me?"
“Kuh kuh Kuhn” brothers sharing a story. Sweet moment between them.
It doesnt seem so sweet when you learn that its possible that Dumb and Dumber could've included the scene as a jab at Orson Scott Card, who critisized the show. Its believable as the book has no such character, this scene doesnt really serve any purpose and the Tyrion's statement on "Laughing at other person's mysery was the only thing that made me feel normal" contradicts the love for "bastards and broken things" he otherwise displayed.
Normally I would've dissmissed it as a rumour as its way too childish to do such thing, but since it comes from the creators of "Arya kills the NK to subvert the expectations" im not so sure it isnt true.
One is left to ponder what place Peter Dinklage visited in his head before taking the set to act out the confession scene. There is not a single piece of television acting I've ever seen more compelling. Equal to, yes, but nothing that surpasses this.
There’s also not a lot of scenarios in modern day acting where actors are given the opportunity to display such conviction. A role with so much history, buildup. Tyrion lashing back at Tywin and Cercei had been brewing for a long while, 3-4 seasons actually. Finally, he was framed by the murder of his nephew BY his sister and his FATHER approved it while his BROTHER tried to get a deal forcing Tyrion into the Nights Watch. It can’t get much more fucked than that. That’s what makes the scene so compelling. Yes Peter Dinklage is a fantastic actor; and creating an unparalleled moment in GOT history. It’s sad nothing else has buildup nowadays.
@@tpkchubbzz2651
I think he meant more what Dinklage had to endure, rather what Tyrion went through. Being that Dinklage is obviously a dwarf in reallife, that moment was maybe more than just acting. Maybe all the words spewing out of him that moment were just the script he uttered, but fired with the pain of the real world. I can imagine Peter Dinklage had his fair share of discrimination that made this entire moment so believable.
Well said 👏
I imagine he visited his own life and dug from that emotion. When he says the line “I’m on trial for being a dwarf”, is when his teeth really begin to nash. He probably dug up all kinds of prejudice from his own life and poured that into his speech.
Hilariously enough the scene in the books is fifty times more compelling and in depth and gruesome for Tyrion
Peter Dinklage is an utter genius!
"Turns out, far too much has been written about great men, and not nearly enough about morons. Doesn't seem right." Damn, still true.
Tyrion: “I should of let Stannis kill you all”
Daenerys: “That’s okay I’ll do it for him”
Whole trail Is just another example of how terrible the people of Kings Landing were…
And people were mad that Dany burned this place 😒🤣
The speech in his trial and killing his father has to be my to favourite scenes of the hole show. God I love Tyrion, he's simply the best character, wich George RR Martin also thinks.
I respectfully disagree, lyanna mormont gets me everytime, she practically made Jon snow King in the North.
@@pierovazquez3339 that's fucking hilarious.
*whole
I think the confession scene was Tyrions breaking point at all the abuse, underappreciation and betrayal of his family and those he trusted enough to call friends that he allowed to bottle up inside of him for 35 years and finally, the bottle broke
"the dwarf, the cripple and the mother of madness "😂
Tyrion and Bronn’s friendship was my favorite 😂
I agree, Tormunds obsession with Brie was also great.
Peter Dinklage is a superb actor. Nobody could have played the role of Tyrion better!
I was so glad to see Tyrion survive, & become Hand to the King again, because he was just SO damn good at that task.
The brotherly interactions between Jaime & Tyrion, yeah, great writing there.
And if Tywin had seen the Undead, that would've been interesting, but I know he'd have kept an agreement.
Tywin knew evrrything, but he didnt know how to stop hating his son. Cost him his life
The court scene is Tyrion/Peter at his best. So bad how low it gets later for the character and the role he is given.
My nephew is in Drama school , his favorite professor says that Peter Dinklidge is one of the greatest actors of our time.
Angela Merkel was a ruthless dictator indeed
I love when Pedro Pascal leans forward after tyrion asks for a trial by combat, you can literally read the " you don't say??? " on his face hahahahaha epic he was such a beast in this show wish they didnt kill him off so soon...
He immediately knew he might have a chance to get his revenge on Ser Gregor Clegane. He was only in Kings Landing to kill that fuck, and Tywin who he likely poisoned to the extent he couldn't shit and his body was filling up with all the crap and pee he couldn't get out. Then Tyrion finished the job with a crossbow. Tywin was in there the entire time Tyrion was with Shae and killing her, and his bowels only released when he died.
He made it out just in time
@@jamiestewart48I never thought of that!! Him poisoning Tywin...
I love this halfman, demon monkey and an imp >_< His whole story is just too bitter but he still wiser than anyone in that story for me!
Jamie: Maester Valary tried to touch me once
Tyrion: I don't care shut up and listen to my story about some books I read
I came down here looking for this comment, like Tyrion really just glossed over how his older brother was almost molested by a Maester
I know he was going through it but damn lmao
That last moment made me cheer like crazy.
Hellz yeah. Tywin Lannister is dead... the gungy two-timing fuck. May the Seven Hells welcome him with open arms, especially the one reserved for those who betray their own blood.
4:06 Oberyn leaning forward knowing he just acquired a legal way to kill the mountain.
Tyrion is my favorite person in the show and hands down one of the greatest characters ever.
Oof oberyn s face when Tyrion demanded a trial by combat, off just precious
Tyrion says, "I want a trial by combat."
*Oberyn has entered the chat
I love Tywin's death scene, to watch him utter the phrase "you are my son" for the last time in hope that it will tame Tyrion like it did before so many times yet understanding it was futile at that point felt like he was pleading for mercy, you could even see genuine fear in his eyes when he said it. But then his pride got in his way once more and he got the death he deserved, even mad man could see humility was a thing he never understood.
Tywin is shit asf
Such a good actor, such great acting.
Even after the season 8... i'm still a great fan of GOT and A Song of Ice and Fire. And as a fan of this, everyday I praise the person who choose Peter Dinklage for playing Tyrion Lannister
Anyone who appreciates Tyrion this much deserves my subscription.
Amen to that
6:28 Jamie and tyrions actors had too much fun on this scene 😅🤣
And with that last arrow, Tyrion loses all his intelligence and wit as we find out later
That trait died with the man it came from.
Why? He did on logic and justice
I'm watching game of thrones for the first time and I just saw the end of season 4 and the scene where he shoots his dad left me speachless
The 6 greatest and best delivered lines in the whole show. “I demand a trial by combat”
I finally watched him in the movie Cyrano. (2021). Peter was freaking awesome. Unfortunately the rest of the cast weren't as up to the challenge. I would have to say he was robbed of awards for his role.
Amazing foreshadowing of the Best of Tyrion, Season 8: "kuhn kuhn kuhn".
I never heard Tyrion demand trail by combat. All I heard was "...And mine are long and sharp my lord, as long and sharp as yours."
What was just a book became alive to millions due to great acting.
I’m starting to feel sorry for Shae. She didn’t know what return was up to when he said those words. She had no idea he was trying to to protect her. She became very bitter over that harsh breakup.
Having the Raynes of Castemere play when Tyrion kills Twin is brilliant.
He is no wonder best writen character there is in TV show of all time
Tywin's death was probably my favorite. Felt so good.
Listening to Tormund talking about Brianne of Tarth reminds you that love is still alive in the air!
There's a line in the books that I wish was included. Before he killed Tywin, when he said "You're no son of mine", Tyrion replies with "I am you kilt small". Honestly, one of the coolest, coldest lines I've ever heard.
the look of respect on oberyn martels face when he asks for a trail by combat
"I've been on trial for beinf a dwarf my whole life" scene is Tyrions POWER scene. To me it's one of the best scenes in GOT, along with him freeing the 🐉 dragons
"I'd plan it in such a way that I wouldn't be there gawking like a fool when the king died."
*Olenna grins*
Enjoying your Best of Tyrion videos. Thanks for putting them together!
Tyrion gets me so hyped for this show
Even hearing a reference to the red wedding makes me so sad. Still haven't recovered from the shock of first watching it a couple months ago.
The two bolts that Tyrion hit Tywin were cold, full of intent to kill. The first time I watched, i thought that Tyrion killed Tywin under impulse and emotional outburst. But after re-watch, I am sure that the moment he saw his father, he decided to kill him regardless of what Tywin says. When Tyrion said that he was always his son and fired the second bolt, he meant, I think, Tywin's ruthless cruelty
Once he killed Shae killing his father was easy by comparison. He loved Shae, his father hated him for being born and often treated him subhuman referring to him as "waddling about". As much as he still wanted his father's respect the hate would have run deep and then sentencing him to die for a crime he was innocent of was the final straw even before the final betrayal and all the hypocrisy as his father had no problem bedding a whore. He 100% was going to kill him no matter what but Tywin made it easy
Back when GOT was truly the greatest show of all time 👌👌
as a fan I used to recommend everyone to watch this masterpiece with pride!
Now I feel ashamed 😔
Perfect character
오늘의 교훈 : 아들을 함부로 대하면 똥간에서 뒤질수 있다.
Man is a legend!
I've always loved the scene where Tyrion "confesses". Something about it reminds me of some of Nicholas Cage a bit. I think it's that perfect level of "overacting" that makes it so memorable.
Bloody hell , the acting was so good !
Ironically, the actor's gigantic charisma sort of ruined the show. Tyrion is a villan after his "confession" in the books. The actor was too good in the first half of the story.
What books r u reading how did he turn into a villain? Because he lied to Jamie? He was pissed and rightfully so
@@jillbill7752 his thoughts are constantly guided by malice. His ultimate goal is to get to Daenarys to bring death to Westeros and his family, fucking shit up along the way. What do you call it?
@@Crizakafrijolito I thought he was mostly just trying to kill Cersei and all the people that screwed him at kings landing, not Westeros as a whole
@@jillbill7752 yeah I suppose. But you cant attack the capital without attacking the kingdom. And regardless of the scale, the intent is there. He stopped being and doing good in almost every way
@@jillbill7752 the books have Tyrion decide to "become the monster everyone sees him as", he hasn't gotten around to being fully evil yet, but he plans on raping and killing Cersei, so he's not still a good guy
Tyrion is the best character! :D
Tysha!!!!!!!! I wish that was in there...
Dang, this show takes me back...
Tyrion has always been my favourite character in got
Tyrion had Tywin making Caleb city noises with that crossbow lmao
holy crap... any scene Peter Dinklage and Charles Dance are together in is so great... their chemistry and experience is something else
Amazing actor
Is that the same crossbow that once belonged to King Joffrey?
Yeah
Honestly, if a lot of the dead characters were still alive by the end of the series, Night King wouldn't stand a chance at all.
''which makes it unique as kings landing murders go'' Lmao
the best of half man
the best thing is that tywin was going to die anyway, oberyn poisoned him, its made very clear in the books
And mine are long and sharp my lord, as long and sharp as yours....
"I'm you writ small" would've been a much better line for the show when he pops tywin
My favourite character from his first sentence..the who truly should have ended on the throne..the only one..for all the reasons..and they ruined that..of all the things they screwed up..that is the mist horrendous
Great
Ouch that speech really hurt
Best character in the entire series.
I love Game of Thorne
It's nowhere near as good as when Tyrion demands trial by combat. This guy always seems to find someone to fight for him because he's too small to fight himself. Love Tyrion.
I always thought Tyrion would end up on the iron throne. Should have, anyway.
It's gunna be great watching him and varys together in s6
It turned out to be shit
Eh... not so much.
It was not the first 4 seasons although you must have been crying in disgust by Season 8!!!
"500, 5000?" I'm still waiting for an answer.🤣
Im really curious where Tywin was going with that if Tyrion hadn’t shot him, It almost seemed like he was heading towards an epiphany about how he treats tyrion
It’s sad what the writers do to Tyrion in the later seasons. He’s so great
Sometimes I wonder if off-camera, Tyrion and Bronn get so flat out drunk that the former wants to know what's like to be pissed on and Bronn obliges
This moment would’ve been legendary in Westeros, truly when the bustling amounts to f lords and lord longs started to Troy diminish through war
Tyrion must have been the inspiration for Tony Montana's code, as he "never fuckedover someone who didn't have it coming to them".
Look alls im sayin is that when a guy holding a loaded weapon to you and asks you not say something then maybe you shouldn't say it 🤷🏽♂️
tywin realizes that he's loosing against tyrion so he sends him back to his cell
So I wonder if Tywin knew Olenna put that poison in the cup with wat Tyrion is saying here 🤔 never noticed…. I mean he was sitting next to Olenna at the wedding
Why couldn't Tywin leave his bathroom door locked? That's just something I've always wondered...
Guess he doesn't expect anyone to interrupt. The only other person could have been there is Shae, but with his pant down, I don't think he mind having Shae walk in.
@@redace4821 Not when I'm shitting tho...
"choked on his pigeon pie"
"So you would blame the bakers?"
"Or the pigeons- just leave me out of it"
Volumes too low even when volumes at max
Another failure of season 8 was not having Tyrion acknowledge to someone this speech and how his wish as a younger man came to be.