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George R.R. Martin sur le plateau de l'émission "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" à New York. © JLPPA/Bestimage Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon author George RR Martin wishes he could send dragons to the Kremlin should Russian leader Vladimir Putin ever use nuclear bombs.The 74-year-old fantasy writer made the comments at the end of a rare TV appearance.He appeared on the Stephen Colbert US talk show to discuss his new illustrated history of the Targaryen dynasty as featured in HBO’s House of the Dragon TV series.The House of the Dragon drama is set 200 years before the events of Games of Thrones and focuses on the civil war between Targaryen family factions.It is an abbreviated version of the original 300,000 word book Fire and Blood and features 150 original illustrations by artists from all over the world bringing the fantasy worlds of Westeros and beyond to life.One of the images Colbert focussed on was the Iron Throne , made from the weapons of defeated enemies.While the TV series shows it as a single seat, the illustration reveals it sitting at the top of a stairway flanked by many more captured arms.Colbert said:” I was not aware of this.“We all have an image in our head of the Iron Throne from the series on HBO Game of Thrones.Martin replied:” That is what it is supposed to look like.“A lot of the kings cut themselves on It and sometimes get infected so it is probably good that you don't have an iron seat here ! © BestImage, JLPPA / Bestimage
George R.R. Martin sur le plateau de l'émission "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" à New York. © JLPPA/Bestimage Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon author George RR Martin wishes he could send dragons to the Kremlin should Russian leader Vladimir Putin ever use nuclear bombs.The 74-year-old fantasy writer made the comments at the end of a rare TV appearance.He appeared on the Stephen Colbert US talk show to discuss his new illustrated history of the Targaryen dynasty as featured in HBO’s House of the Dragon TV series.The House of the Dragon drama is set 200 years before the events of Games of Thrones and focuses on the civil war between Targaryen family factions.It is an abbreviated version of the original 300,000 word book Fire and Blood and features 150 original illustrations by artists from all over the world bringing the fantasy worlds of Westeros and beyond to life.One of the images Colbert focussed on was the Iron Throne , made from the weapons of defeated enemies.While the TV series shows it as a single seat, the illustration reveals it sitting at the top of a stairway flanked by many more captured arms.Colbert said:” I was not aware of this.“We all have an image in our head of the Iron Throne from the series on HBO Game of Thrones.Martin replied:” That is what it is supposed to look like.“A lot of the kings cut themselves on It and sometimes get infected so it is probably good that you don't have an iron seat here !
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George R.R. Martin à la press room de la 67ème cérémonie annuelle des Emmy Awards au Microsoft Theatre à Los Angeles, le 20 septembre 2015 The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards-Press Room held at The Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, California on 9/20/15 © BestImage, FAMEFLYNET / BESTIMAGE
George R.R. Martin à la press room de la 67ème cérémonie annuelle des Emmy Awards au Microsoft Theatre à Los Angeles, le 20 septembre 2015 The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards-Press Room held at The Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, California on 9/20/15
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George R.R. Martin - Présentation de la saison 4 de la série "Game of Thrones" à New York, le 19 mars 2014. Celebrities attend the 'Game Of Thrones' Season 4 premiere at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center on March 18, 2014 in New York City, New York. © BestImage, FAMEFLYNET / BESTIMAGE
George R.R. Martin - Présentation de la saison 4 de la série "Game of Thrones" à New York, le 19 mars 2014. Celebrities attend the 'Game Of Thrones' Season 4 premiere at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center on March 18, 2014 in New York City, New York.
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ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - AUGUST 17, 2017: George R.R. Martin, an American novelist, author of a series of fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire, adapted into TV series Game of Thrones, signing autographs at a Bukvoyed bookshop. Photo by Alexander Demianchuk/TASS/ABACAPRESS.COM © Abaca
ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - AUGUST 17, 2017: George R.R. Martin, an American novelist, author of a series of fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire, adapted into TV series Game of Thrones, signing autographs at a Bukvoyed bookshop. Photo by Alexander Demianchuk/TASS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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George R.R. Martin at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM © Abaca
George R.R. Martin at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM
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Rendez Vous avec George R. R. Martin, l'auteur de Game of Thrones le 23 juin 2015 à Stockholm. American novelist George R.R Martin, author of "Game of Thrones" in Stockholm, Sweden 23 June 2015 © BestImage, AFTONBLADETBILD / BESTIMAGE
Rendez Vous avec George R. R. Martin, l'auteur de Game of Thrones le 23 juin 2015 à Stockholm. American novelist George R.R Martin, author of "Game of Thrones" in Stockholm, Sweden 23 June 2015
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George R.R. Martin at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM © Abaca
George R.R. Martin at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM
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Rendez Vous avec George R. R. Martin, l'auteur de Game of Thrones le 23 juin 2015 à Stockholm. American novelist George R.R Martin, author of "Game of Thrones" in Stockholm, Sweden 23 June 2015 © BestImage, AFTONBLADETBILD / BESTIMAGE
Rendez Vous avec George R. R. Martin, l'auteur de Game of Thrones le 23 juin 2015 à Stockholm. American novelist George R.R Martin, author of "Game of Thrones" in Stockholm, Sweden 23 June 2015
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George R.R. Martin sur le plateau de l'émission "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" à New York. © JLPPA/Bestimage Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon author George RR Martin wishes he could send dragons to the Kremlin should Russian leader Vladimir Putin ever use nuclear bombs.The 74-year-old fantasy writer made the comments at the end of a rare TV appearance.He appeared on the Stephen Colbert US talk show to discuss his new illustrated history of the Targaryen dynasty as featured in HBO’s House of the Dragon TV series.The House of the Dragon drama is set 200 years before the events of Games of Thrones and focuses on the civil war between Targaryen family factions.It is an abbreviated version of the original 300,000 word book Fire and Blood and features 150 original illustrations by artists from all over the world bringing the fantasy worlds of Westeros and beyond to life.One of the images Colbert focussed on was the Iron Throne , made from the weapons of defeated enemies.While the TV series shows it as a single seat, the illustration reveals it sitting at the top of a stairway flanked by many more captured arms.Colbert said:” I was not aware of this.“We all have an image in our head of the Iron Throne from the series on HBO Game of Thrones.Martin replied:” That is what it is supposed to look like.“A lot of the kings cut themselves on It and sometimes get infected so it is probably good that you don't have an iron seat here ! © BestImage, JLPPA / Bestimage
George R.R. Martin sur le plateau de l'émission "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" à New York. © JLPPA/Bestimage Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon author George RR Martin wishes he could send dragons to the Kremlin should Russian leader Vladimir Putin ever use nuclear bombs.The 74-year-old fantasy writer made the comments at the end of a rare TV appearance.He appeared on the Stephen Colbert US talk show to discuss his new illustrated history of the Targaryen dynasty as featured in HBO’s House of the Dragon TV series.The House of the Dragon drama is set 200 years before the events of Games of Thrones and focuses on the civil war between Targaryen family factions.It is an abbreviated version of the original 300,000 word book Fire and Blood and features 150 original illustrations by artists from all over the world bringing the fantasy worlds of Westeros and beyond to life.One of the images Colbert focussed on was the Iron Throne , made from the weapons of defeated enemies.While the TV series shows it as a single seat, the illustration reveals it sitting at the top of a stairway flanked by many more captured arms.Colbert said:” I was not aware of this.“We all have an image in our head of the Iron Throne from the series on HBO Game of Thrones.Martin replied:” That is what it is supposed to look like.“A lot of the kings cut themselves on It and sometimes get infected so it is probably good that you don't have an iron seat here !
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George R.R. Martin, Lily Collins and Nicholas Hoult at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM © Abaca
George R.R. Martin, Lily Collins and Nicholas Hoult at the \"Tolkien\" Los Angeles Premiere held at the Regency Village Theatre on May 8, 2019 in Westwood, Ca, USA. Photo by Janet Gough/AFF/ABACARESS.COM
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George R.R. Martin attends HBO's Game of Thrones eight and final season premiere at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, NY, USA, April 3, 2019. Photo by Anthony Behar/SPUS/ABACAPRESS.COM © Abaca
George R.R. Martin attends HBO's Game of Thrones eight and final season premiere at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, NY, USA, April 3, 2019. Photo by Anthony Behar/SPUS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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George R.R. Martin, an American novelist, screenwriter, TV producer; the author of a series of epic fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire, adapted into HBO series Game of Thrones (2011–present time), gives a press conference on his current literary work and TV projects. Photo by Alexander Demianchuk/TASS/ABACAPRESS.COM © Abaca
George R.R. Martin, an American novelist, screenwriter, TV producer; the author of a series of epic fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire, adapted into HBO series Game of Thrones (2011–present time), gives a press conference on his current literary work and TV projects. Photo by Alexander Demianchuk/TASS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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142716, George R.R. Martin attends The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards-Press Room in Los Angeles on Sunday, September, 20th, 2015. Photograph: © /PCN/ABACAPRESS.COM © Abaca
142716, George R.R. Martin attends The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards-Press Room in Los Angeles on Sunday, September, 20th, 2015. Photograph: © /PCN/ABACAPRESS.COM