I'm so hyped for Instinct. I am hoping that they'll bring Melisandre back in a prequel eventually--definitely not as another huge ongoing project that would require the same amount of commitment, of course. I'm sure most of the GoT regulars are pretty wiped out and not keen on signing onto a series of that scale again. And I totally want Carice in particular to be able to do other things because she's an astonishingly wonderful actress whose versatility and specialties (which are decidedly different from Mel) should be globally appreciated. She's got lots of brilliant things ahead, I can absolutely tell--and I hope she can work in more singing because her voice is beautiful as well. {:-3 Running Man Up is an excellent initiative, plus I know there's a Greta Garbo biopic she's wanted to make for some time that she'd be perfect for, etc...bit stressful to think about, yeah, heh. If I could take care of every mundane task for her so she could have the maximum amount of time to do everything she wants to I totally would, because I know it would be totally worth it. Still, a bit of younger-Mel here and there, in the Red Temple, revealing some of its secrets to us, studying magic like Twilight Sparkle, exploring her background, ya know...that WOULD be freakin' awesome too. Or just a brief side miniseries about her, a handful of episodes summarizing her past. Anything that'd be fascinating but manageable for her. On a whole other note: Omg, I was Team Daenerys like the interviewer, lol. By the end I was just like, "Eff it, I'm still on her side! And these morons deserved the dragonfire!" I knew Dany probably wouldn't wind up ruling, nor Jon...I knew at least one of them would end up dead, though my money was on Jon because he'd already died and been resurrected, and thus might be living on borrowed time, so to speak. So although I expected a tragic/bittersweet end, the one thing I simply could not believe even as I was watching it was...what she wound up doing. Such a lovely message of "No matter how hard you try to do good in the world and change things for the better, no matter how strong you are, if you have mental illness running in your genes and you weren't brought up in the traditional nuclear family unit, you're doomed to die a delusional schizo psychopath stabbed by your nephew-lover. :D :D And the position you worked so hard for will go to the real ultimate villain, the kid who didn't use his incredible powers to help save the world or defeat the evil queen, but only helped set immense destruction in motion so he could kick back and casually accept the crown after turning down his lordship. :D :D :D AND let his selfish Cerseifinger Jr. snake-in-the-grass sister rule the North because overpowered Starks are awesome, yaayyy. :D :D" Meli on the other hand, got SUCH a beautiful, poignant, well-earned exit...at long last coming home to her beloved lord, having ultimately spurred the defeat of Death incarnate...though I'd been waiting for a 1v1 face-off with the Night King, every moment of hers in The Long Night was magnificent. That pleading and near-panic during the trench-lighting? Just impeccable...far as I'm concerned she was Azor Ahai, the Princess Who Was Promised. P.S. I'm a weirdo who's always found even animated Jafar oddly attractive (like, was I supposed to be grossed out when Jasmine kissed him? 'Cause I wasn't...xD) P.P.S. Carice is the most beautiful person in the history of mankind, but that goes without saying!
I love the part where she starts speaking about how taboo female ambition is. Mellisandres character Arc was wonderful that's one thing Got did well (until the end!) which was give a character a very realistic in depth psychological portrayal of each character in a realistic way. Every one had their reasons for why and how they do what they do, as in real life.
Her story arch wasn't completed because her story arch is part of the prince who is promised prophecy and the show ended before they could fully flesh that out. Hopefully George R.R. Martin will wrap up that prophecy in his book.
She was great. I was very conflicted how I felt about her character. Hated her for killing that kid. But knew she had a role to play in the show going to shit at the end. Lol.
And yes!!! The point she made about real life!! And i agree she had every reason to be that upset!!!! ❤ the show did a very poor job (as a men would) and portraying that.
I was not sorry for Stannis at all. That moron allowed many sacrifices because he believed so. He was the motor of the Shireen death. Melisandra just feeded his greed of power.
i think she's beautiful, and possibly smart, but it seems her lips' embouchure is slightly downturned, and i wonder if that is racial or acquired. And even though she seems to be mocking the american political process, i would still do her. Beauty: 8.8, poise 8.5, fashion 7.9, maturity n/a, elegance 8.7, responsiveness 8.6, attentiveness 8.5, ears 9.2, projection/voice 7.7, expression 8.1, body language 8.3, humour/personality >8.5. Not enough to go on, but you see the asides we can barely hear her on. I'm sure you'll say i'm too hard on her, but these are high-scores, and definitely marriage material, excepting any possible conflicts of interest.
Her acting was brilliant during the battle when she's trying to create fire and the fear in her expression when it isn't working.
what battle is she in?
@@cketcham1217 the battle at Winterfell. Did you not watch it?
You just can't forget a woman like her. I love her. Her voice as Melisandre and her actual accent shows how great actress she is.
I’ve been in love with this woman since black book 15 years ago
I'm so hyped for Instinct.
I am hoping that they'll bring Melisandre back in a prequel eventually--definitely not as another huge ongoing project that would require the same amount of commitment, of course. I'm sure most of the GoT regulars are pretty wiped out and not keen on signing onto a series of that scale again. And I totally want Carice in particular to be able to do other things because she's an astonishingly wonderful actress whose versatility and specialties (which are decidedly different from Mel) should be globally appreciated. She's got lots of brilliant things ahead, I can absolutely tell--and I hope she can work in more singing because her voice is beautiful as well. {:-3 Running Man Up is an excellent initiative, plus I know there's a Greta Garbo biopic she's wanted to make for some time that she'd be perfect for, etc...bit stressful to think about, yeah, heh. If I could take care of every mundane task for her so she could have the maximum amount of time to do everything she wants to I totally would, because I know it would be totally worth it. Still, a bit of younger-Mel here and there, in the Red Temple, revealing some of its secrets to us, studying magic like Twilight Sparkle, exploring her background, ya know...that WOULD be freakin' awesome too. Or just a brief side miniseries about her, a handful of episodes summarizing her past. Anything that'd be fascinating but manageable for her.
On a whole other note: Omg, I was Team Daenerys like the interviewer, lol. By the end I was just like, "Eff it, I'm still on her side! And these morons deserved the dragonfire!" I knew Dany probably wouldn't wind up ruling, nor Jon...I knew at least one of them would end up dead, though my money was on Jon because he'd already died and been resurrected, and thus might be living on borrowed time, so to speak. So although I expected a tragic/bittersweet end, the one thing I simply could not believe even as I was watching it was...what she wound up doing. Such a lovely message of "No matter how hard you try to do good in the world and change things for the better, no matter how strong you are, if you have mental illness running in your genes and you weren't brought up in the traditional nuclear family unit, you're doomed to die a delusional schizo psychopath stabbed by your nephew-lover. :D :D And the position you worked so hard for will go to the real ultimate villain, the kid who didn't use his incredible powers to help save the world or defeat the evil queen, but only helped set immense destruction in motion so he could kick back and casually accept the crown after turning down his lordship. :D :D :D AND let his selfish Cerseifinger Jr. snake-in-the-grass sister rule the North because overpowered Starks are awesome, yaayyy. :D :D"
Meli on the other hand, got SUCH a beautiful, poignant, well-earned exit...at long last coming home to her beloved lord, having ultimately spurred the defeat of Death incarnate...though I'd been waiting for a 1v1 face-off with the Night King, every moment of hers in The Long Night was magnificent. That pleading and near-panic during the trench-lighting? Just impeccable...far as I'm concerned she was Azor Ahai, the Princess Who Was Promised.
P.S. I'm a weirdo who's always found even animated Jafar oddly attractive (like, was I supposed to be grossed out when Jasmine kissed him? 'Cause I wasn't...xD)
P.P.S. Carice is the most beautiful person in the history of mankind, but that goes without saying!
Oh man that Dutch accent...
Do you like it, or do you hate it ? I cant tell.
@@DaniqueEmiliaSteinfeld only a fool wouldnt like it
I love the part where she starts speaking about how taboo female ambition is. Mellisandres character Arc was wonderful that's one thing Got did well (until the end!) which was give a character a very realistic in depth psychological portrayal of each character in a realistic way. Every one had their reasons for why and how they do what they do, as in real life.
Is she related to Milhouse van Houten?
Garrick Groover Simpson’s did it!
Her story arch wasn't completed because her story arch is part of the prince who is promised prophecy and the show ended before they could fully flesh that out. Hopefully George R.R. Martin will wrap up that prophecy in his book.
She was great. I was very conflicted how I felt about her character. Hated her for killing that kid. But knew she had a role to play in the show going to shit at the end. Lol.
why did they include a clip she's not in? 0:12
The interviewer needs to stop putting her politics into her interviews and let the actor/actress talk.
Incredible woman
It was a long day hahaha 💕
fuck me! That's why I was so confused about her spells! I knew something was really off...
It's not what I would say when I resurrect someone!
Love the ending of GoT.
I'm curious as to what inspired Carice to wear a pendant of Africa
And yes!!! The point she made about real life!! And i agree she had every reason to be that upset!!!! ❤ the show did a very poor job (as a men would) and portraying that.
A nice Dutch actress
she had Stannis and Shireen killed. Never forget!
I was not sorry for Stannis at all. That moron allowed many sacrifices because he believed so. He was the motor of the Shireen death. Melisandra just feeded his greed of power.
She killed shireen technically and stannis dies because he’s a moron
wow ..hot
shes my old man crush
i think she's beautiful, and possibly smart, but it seems her lips' embouchure is slightly downturned, and i wonder if that is racial or acquired. And even though she seems to be mocking the american political process, i would still do her. Beauty: 8.8, poise 8.5, fashion 7.9, maturity n/a, elegance 8.7, responsiveness 8.6, attentiveness 8.5, ears 9.2, projection/voice 7.7, expression 8.1, body language 8.3, humour/personality >8.5. Not enough to go on, but you see the asides we can barely hear her on. I'm sure you'll say i'm too hard on her, but these are high-scores, and definitely marriage material, excepting any possible conflicts of interest.
You got issues kid.