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3/4 Bath Bathroom Example of a large mid-century modern 3/4 white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile walk-in shower design with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

[tommyxvx]

Midcentury Exterior large one-story white stucco design from the 1950s

[doodles-with-noodles]

I thought this haircut would look cute on book Hiccup for ages but I couldn’t draw hair back then. Now I can and hit you with whatever-this-hairstyle is :)

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Amleth…

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[tyrannuspitch]

the one thing you absolutely do have to give the loki show is that its soundtrack is ten times better than any of the thor movies', or honestly any other mcu OST i've ever heard. imagine a world in which mcu asgard had had good + memorable music all along </3

[emma-ofnormandy]

Emma gulping wine because she knows she may have made a bad call but then flat out lying to Godwin’s face because she will not admit an ounce of failure to him is the most relatable scene.

[kultofathena]

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[farsappliance]

Top 10 Common Washing Machine Problems in Sacramento and How Fars Appliance Repair Can Solve Them.

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[casterofturnabout]

Seattle Kitchen Enclosed a sizable kitchen in the beach style, featuring a u-shaped medium tone wood floor, shaker cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and an island.

[pursuitist]

Top 5 Luxury Outdoor Grills for Affluent Culinary Pros

If you’re a discerning outdoor chef who takes barbecuing seriously and doesn’t want to compromise on quality, then this Pursuitist luxury guide is for culinary pros that demand the best in luxury, design, performance and outdoor entertainment. These premium luxury outdoor grills are top-of-the-line, combining superior construction, impeccable fit and finish, and high performance to give you the…

[gogonzojournal]

In Target Field, Nothing Falls but Raindrops

On the Jan. 24, 2023 episode of Minnesota Foul Play-by-play, we discuss the Minnesota Twins’ trade for Gold Glove center fielder Michael A. Taylor, the Vikings’ search for a new defensive coordinator, the upcoming AEW Dynamite show, and Brad provides some more Twins…

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Propaganda

Greta Garbo (Camille, Anna Karenina, Queen Christina)—Enigmatic and alluring and made me bisexual. The perfect example of the eroticism in silent films that literally transcends text. Could literally not change anything about her expression but you knew by looking at her eyes what she was thinking. She’s so gorgeous.

Audrey Hepburn (My Fair Lady, Sabrina, Roman Holiday)—Growing up, Audrey Hepburn desperately wanting to be a professional ballerina, but she was starved during WWII and couldn't pursue her dream due to the effects of malnourishment. After she was cast in Roman Holiday, she skyrocketed to fame, and appeared in classics like My Fair Lady and Breakfast at Tiffany's. She's gorgeous, and mixes humor and class in all of her performances. After the majority of her acting career came to close, she became a UNICEF ambassador.

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Garbo:

A cold-ass Swedish WLW Sphinx. Had plans to murder Hitler that she never got around to. "She will remain always a child of vikings, moved about by a snowy dream."

First of all, she's on the money; that's how much of a treasure she is. She's beautiful in such a distinct way you need very few lines to draw her. (Drawing by Einar Nerman) She managed to be mesmerizing in both silent and sound films. She kissed a woman in Queen Christina (and probably several more in real life). She was super dry and really funny in Ninotchka. She got the hell out of Hollywood and stayed out, living for almost 50 years after her retirement.

Garbo is one of the many reasons why I'm gay. If you haven't seen Queen Christina please do, She is so gender in that film. Also her accent makes it sound like she's always talking in cursive and it's so hypnotic (or at least I think so).

She's a gay introvert, like all of us here on Tumblr.

Probably a lesbian, absolutely a mood when she retired

Mysterious and aloof, charismatic and enigmatic, with beautiful androgynous characteristics, Garbo is undoubtedly the most eccentric and unique Hollywood vintage star. Her aversion to fame and stardom makes her even more desirable to the audience, and her insane chemistry with the camera, an actress one of a kind! Her particularity and her oddity is what discerns her strongly from her hollywood co workers at the time, noone was like her and would never be like her. I think, to the utmost extent, that she deserves the title of the hottest vintage star, even though that would be an understatement of what she is!

SO gorgeous, her thick Swedish accent makes will turn your brain into pudding

Audrey Hepburn:

"She may be a wispy, thin little thing, but when you see that girl, you know you're really in the presence of something. In that league there's only ever been Garbo, and the other Hepburn, and maybe Bergman. It's a rare quality, but boy, do you know when you've found it." - Billy Wilder

Raised money for the resistance in nazi occupied Hungary. Became a humanitarian after retiring. Two very sexy things to do!

where to begin......... i wont her so bad. i literally dont know what to say.

My dude. The big doe eyes, the cheekbones, the voice. The flawless way she carried herself. She was never in a movie where she wasn't drop dead gorgeous. Oh, also the fact she raised funds against the Nazis doing BALLET and she won the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her humanitarian work.

"It’s as if she dropped out of the sky into the ’50s, half wood-nymph, half princess, and then disappeared in her golden coach, wearing her glass slippers and leaving no footprints." - Molly Haskell

"All I want for Christmas is to make another movie with Audrey Hepburn." - Cary Grant

I know people nowadays are probably sick of seeing her with all the beauty and fashion merch around that depicts her and/or Marilyn Monroe but she is considered a classic Hollywood beauty for a reason. Ironically in her day she was more of the alternative beauty when compared to many of her contemporaries. She always came off with such elegance and grace, and she was so charming. Apparently she was a delight to work with considering how many of her co-stars had wonderful things to say about her. Outside of her beauty and acting ability she was immensely kind. She helped raise funds for the Dutch resistance during WWII by putting on underground dance performances as well as volunteering at hospitals and other small things to help the resistance. During her Hollywood career and later years she worked with UNICEF a lot. Just an all around beautiful person both inside and out.

No one could wear clothes in this era like she could. She was every major designer's favorite star and as such her films are time capsules of high fashion at the time. But beyond that, she had such an elegance in her screen presence that belied a broad range of ability. From a naive princess, to a confused widow, to a loving and mischievous daughter, she could play it all.

Look at that woman's neck. Don't you want to bite it?

[justpeaxchy]

'More Of You!'

Warnings (?): fits of anger, mentions of using a weapon on someone (you'll see lol), reader struggles a bit to accept Hiccup's new role as Chief. A/n: Mkay, so this one is now more of a part two to this writing I did but the one you're reading now can be read separately still, totally up to you! :) (P.S., if you get the cross reference (or similarity) in the beginning to the other writing, you get a cookie 🍪) Hiccup x fem reader.

The charcoal pencil in your hands begun to crack underneath the heightened pressure you gripped it with, causing a fleeting amount of pain to pinch your fingers. You sharply inhaled, shaking your hand as you tried to remove any specks of wood that was stuck on your skin. You grimaced at the small form of blisters that was now embedded in the palm of your hand, sighing bitterly as you threw away another pencil - yet again.

Behind you, Gobber the Belch chuckled at the miniature pile of sticks thrown onto a specific part of the wooden table you were leaning on. He had noticed your "displeased", as you called it, attitude the moment you had unwillingly trudged into the Forge. He continued to sharpen his dragon's teeth, speaking with an amused tone as he carefully inspected a certain tooth: "U're gonna break all the pencils we got if you keep that up!"

You groaned in annoyance, clutching onto the table in anger. "Yeah? I'll just make you another one." You shoved the parchment paper you were originally supposed to be working on, giving up on trying to sketch the specific saddle a viking wanted. "It'll be fine." Your grasp on the edge of the table become more tense as you heard your former mentor snort, practically ridiculing you while he spoke the unsaid words of "yeah right."

Before you could make any smart remark about it, another viking came waltzing up to the Forge, impatiently tapping on the carved out area in the wall that was meant to be an open window for customers. You bit your lip, holding back on lashing out on the innocent guy who looked excited about something. Once you begrudgingly dragged your feet to stand in front of him he immediately started to ramble about a new axe he needed, since the one he owned was no longer "doing the job" for him. The rest of his speech about how great of an axe-thrower he was went blotted out of your mind until he finally placed down his payment on the wooden ledge that separated him from you.

Once your hand roughly took it, you stiffly walked towards the stash of weapons that hung close by, hauling off a large axe from the rack it was on. The man, who looked rather young - perhaps younger than you - watched every movement you performed in getting it, a dissatisfied expression taking over his features as you forcefully shoved it on the unsturdy wood. "There."

He carefully inspected it, lightly picking it up with a disgruntled frown. "Er.. this is it..?"

You tapped the wood in annoyance, holding back from fully glaring at the young man that was questioningly staring at you. "Yes. Is there a problem?" You narrowed your eyes as he hesitated to bring a proper response, scanning the axe as though he were a professional.

"It doesn't appear to be sharp enough for my taste.." He brushed his hands on the handle of the weapon, not looking up to meet your bewildered expression, appalled that he would even have the guts to say such a thing.

You cleared your throat, using all of your strength to not lash out at him before you spoke, "Well, it appears to me that you're just gonna have to deal with it, cause that's one of the best we've got." Your words were meant to do anything but make him more excited, which was what caused you to blink in exhaustion as he perked his head up, interested at what you said.

"One of the best?" He tapped the weapon, a slight grin forming on his lips as he silently told you to fetch another one for his taste. Your hands vigorously tore the axe away, a mocking smile crossing your face as you turned to find a different one. With the rising tension, Gobber shifted apprehensively in his seat next to Grump, debating whether or not he should step in before you might use the axe yourself on a certain someone.

Your eyes found a different one, nearly the same size with a unique design. Without looking back, you could feel the younger man staring at the choice you made, making you glance at Gobber to see if he would help in any way. Much to your dismay, he seemed to look away the moment you set your eyes on him, which did not help the situation.

When you came back and dropped the axe on the wooden ledge, the young viking nodded his head, inspecting the weapon in the way he previously had done. "I guess this'll have to do.." He carefully traced his hands over the blade, still not looking at you, as you folded your arms, waiting for him to leave. "But... it could be sharpened just a bit more, don't you think?"

You gaped at him, stuttering to find an answer before you gritted your teeth, venomously speaking in a lowered tone, "Don't you think you could do that by yourself?" You couldn't find the strength to look back up at him, knowing if you did he would most likely leave with a bruised face, as he scooted the weapon closer to you.

"Well, since I'm already here, I figured you could... y'know, sharpen it for me?"

Startling him, you slammed your hands against the wood, slightly shaking it as you menacingly glared at him. "You better grab this axe and go before I use it on you so fast that-" Your hands were suddenly grabbed by another's, stopping anymore words to come out of your mouth as you glanced at your side to see the culprit. Much to your surprise, there stood Hiccup Haddock, supposedly already back from his mission of saving trapped dragons somewhere.

"I'm sorry, sir, is there a problem?" He put a smile on his face, but it was quite obvious that it wasn't a genuine one. You clamped your mouth shut, watching as he kept his hand over yours, soothingly rubbing small patterns with his thumb.

The younger viking became jittery, hesitantly pulling the axe towards him. "Chief! Uh, no, not at all! There's no problem, who said there was any problem -?"

"Then you're free to go." Hiccup motioned for him to leave, which he hurriedly did as he hauled the axe off the ledge, struggling to stand upright as he carried it. You blinked, slowly taking in what had just occurred. You didn't notice how the Chief turned to look at you, observing your current mood. "Hey, you okay?"

He didn't move from his spot until you nodded, silently thanking him for stepping in. "I know there can be some people that can be a bit... demanding when they come here, but don't let it get to you." Hiccup went to place his hand on your shoulder but you swiftly moved away, now turning to look him in the eye, an action that baffled him.

"So, how was your mission?" You began to strut over to the parchment paper you had discarded earlier, forcefully unrolling it and grabbing the last pencil available in the Forge, already gripping it much tighter than you needed to. Hiccup followed you, sparing a questioning glance at Gobber who held up his hands - one of which actually being a prosthetic tool he was using for Grump's teeth - as though he couldn't do anything.

"Uh, it was.. fine. Hey, is everything okay? You didn't answer-"

"Oh, trust me, everything is fine." You faked a smile, trying to outline the design a certain viking wanted; their idea was a bit complicated for you. "Just like your mission was, right?" You sighed as you accidentally drew a line out of place, frustratingly rubbing off the excess charcoal off the paper.

Hiccup was watching, very intently, as you drew what was supposed to be a saddle. "You still didn't really answer my question. I asked if you're okay, not 'everything.'" He held back from taking the pencil in your hands, internally wanting to fix the mistakes you made while you breathed out in frustration.

"Look, I'm fine. You should get going, you probably have more things to do anyway." Your tone of voice was no longer as harsh as it was before, but it was still quite evident that you weren't entirely happy. You didn't want to admit it, but Hiccup's duty as Chief was really beginning to show as his time became more consumed with the responsibility of taking care of an entire island of people, something he had to do - which wasn't the reason you were upset. He didn't have as much availability as he did before, when you both used to run away with your dragons and find new islands, hide from Stoick, and partly joke around like the rest of your peers did. You found that, lately, the time you two spent together was always cut short due to something that needed to be done for Berk.

Gobber awkwardly arose from his spot next to his dragon, dusting off any dirty residual. "I think I'll go test out Grump's teeth on.. somethin, yeah." He shuffled away from the two, stepping out of the Forge, "C'mon, Grump!"

Hiccup stared at the retreating form of Gobber as he quickly left to someplace else, hesitantly looking back at you as you aimlessly sketched on the parchment paper. "Now can you tell me what's wrong?" His fingers twitched, desperately wanting to fix the small error you made on the drawing once again.

You rolled your eyes, a meager smile tracing your lips for a moment as you continued to try and sketch out the model of the saddle. "Very funny." You cringed as you made another mistake, trying your best to fix it. Beside you, Hiccup sighed, slightly shaking his head as he brushed the unruly auburn hair out of his face.

"Well, if you won't tell me what's wrong, I'll show you what is." Hiccup, in one swift motion, shuffled closer to you - somewhat behind you - as he snatched the pencil away from your hands and began to trace in his own lines, rubbing off mostly all of your work, leaving only a few marks of what you did. You hadn't realized how bad it was until he came and fixed it, leaving you embarrassed in your spot - not only because of your mistakes but because of how close he was.

Hiccup, on the other hand, found no harm in what he was doing, casually drawing on the parchment paper with a concentrated expression. "This really needed to be corrected, sorry." His small breaths reached to your neck as you fought the rising heat that crawled up to your face, hands finding the edge of the table as you kept your focus on the saddle he was much better at creating.

"There." He finished, lightly dropping the pencil to glance at you, noticing your stiff form. He continuously gazed at you while he spoke, wanting to be as gentle as possible, "Could you tell me what's the matter?" Hiccup paused, examining your face, "Please..?"

With a sigh, your hands gradually slided closer to his while he quietly got the signal and held them, patiently waiting for your answer. "I'm gonna sound like a complete baby." You snorted to yourself, an empty smile showing on your lips as you weakly fiddled with Hiccup's fingers. He retorted your statement with another shake of his head, his viridescent eyes still taking in your appearance.

"Not true. If you could listen to my ramblings then I'm pretty sure I can hear what you have to say." He found himself slightly grinning when you chuckled, bringing a warmth to his heart that you weren't as upset as you had been before.

You hesitated to answer, nonetheless you spoke out with a lower tone, "I just.. I know you're the Chief now and all.. but.. I feel like our time together has lately been.." You inhaled, preparing for whatever his response may be, "I don't know.. a little.. rushed?" You shrugged, wincing at what you had said, although it was very much needed.

Hiccup frowned in the slightest, taking in what you said. "I know, I've been noticing it too.." He gently fumbled with your hands, his brows furrowing, "You don't know how many times I've wanted to leave and go explore somewhere with you and Toothless again." At the mention of your previous activities, you smiled, gratified that he was having the same thoughts.

"Well, if it makes you feel any better, I was wanting the same thing." You grinned as you witnessed Hiccup look up at you, a delighted chuckle sounding from him. "But.. I know we're not teenagers anymore. I'm sorry for being so, uh, rude about it. I know you've got a whole new load on you, being that you're the Chief now, and I'm not helping by acting like...this." You wearily rubbed your thumb over his, finally coming to terms that the constant jokes of him being Chief one day was actually here.

Hiccup warmly gazed at you, lifting your hands up so you would look at him. "Your feelings do matter though, don't forget that." He leaned in and gently kissed your forehead before getting an idea, which caused a mischievous glint in his eyes. "Hey, whaddya say that we.. go on a small trip."

"Uhm, what?" You questioningly watched as he called for Toothless, who was outside of the Forge, and beckoned you to follow him. You staggered slightly at first in your steps, confused as to what he was doing. "Hey, hey, wait! What's going on?" You finally started to realize what he was going to do when he mounted Toothless and reached out his hand for yours, eagerly waiting for you to join him. "Hiccup, don't you know that you have duties to take care of-"

"Those duties can wait. C'mon, I know a place we can go to." He smiled at your startled expression, probably not expecting for him to do something like that so quickly, before you dubiously glanced at the people who were doing their daily tasks, indecisively staying in your spot, swinging your arms in a manner similar to how he would.

"Are you sure? I don't wanna take you away from something important-" You yelped as he took the opportunity to grasp one of your hands that swung in the air at the perfect moment for him, forcing yourself to fully climb on top of Toothless as you sat behind Hiccup.

"You are important. Plus, I'm the Chief now, aren't I? We'll be fine, if anything needs to get done I have some people to get it done for me until we get back." He steadied himself on the night fury's saddle, a giddy smile on his lips as he felt your arms wrap around his waist.

You didn't speak any words from that point, a blissful smile of your own forming. Even if Hiccup was Chief, you knew that he wouldn't abandon you in the midst of such businesses, causing your heart to swell with a gratefulness for the man that you loved. In that moment, you decided you wouldn't change anything about his position if you had the opportunity to.

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Nicomund the Red aka Santa Claus…

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[helslastangel]

Pisces in the Houses, pt 1.

Pisces Ascendant (1H)

Seems dreamy; intuitive abilities are obvious to others. Sensitive to emotion in general - theirs and others. Goes with the flow and follows their instincts. Non-judgmental and accepting of many ways of being. Looks or seems younger than their age for a long time. Will not tolerate any disruption of their home & privacy. Often found in charts of actors, musicians and artists.

Pisces Ascendant celebrities include Michael Jackson, Ryan Gosling, Whitney Houston, Kourtney Kardashian, Alicia Keys, Gwyneth Paltrow, Bruno Mars

Pisces in 2nd House

Seems grounded, but often lose belongings. Focused on manifesting and achieving their dreams. Can be good at monetizing their skills and hobbies. Self-reliant, or try their best to be. Might live on a shoestring budget. Good at earning money but struggle with saving it. Self-worth fluctuates with assets or bank balance. May have a laid-back approach to finances.

Celebs with 2H Pisces: Matt Damon, Naomi Campbell, Megan Fox, Barack Obama, Nicki Minaj, Prince Harry, Zendaya, Carl Jung, Al Capone, Kaley Cuoco

Pisces in 3rd House

Excellent storytellers. May often be called on to speak on behalf of others. Likely sent by siblings to ask parents for permission. Persuasive people; may be the family spokesperson. In tune with gut instincts. Communication plays a significant role in their lives. Could be writers, professionally or as a hobby. Struggle to ground themselves. Always trying to escape. Passionate daydreamers with strong intuitions. I don't know why, but this placement reminds me of Floki from Vikings.

Celebs with 3H Pisces: Princess Diana, Oprah Winfrey, Anne Hathaway, Paris Hilton, Elizabeth Taylor, Kylie Jenner, Christiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Mother Theresa.

Pisces in the 4th house

Places a high value on family history. Might feel obligated to preserve heirlooms and family legacy. May enjoy looking into ancestry and family trees. Knows everyone at family reunions and easily spots a stranger. Needs a stable home environment to feel safe.May put a lot of effort into cultivating their safe spaces. Can be delusional about the people in their family and struggle to accept them for who they are, rather than who they imagine them to be.

Celebs with 4H Pisces: Bruce Lee, Elvis Presley, Nelson Mandela, Friedrich Nietzsche, Eminem, Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Lawrence, Taylor Swift, Brad Pitt, Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Björk, Bob Marley

Pisces in 5th House

Has a big soft spot for children. Can be childlike themselves in some cases. Wants to save everyone and be saved too. Motivated but indecisive energy. Extremely creative, but unfocused in their efforts. Can spend too much energy trying to figure out how best to spend energy. Enjoys many hobbies; may struggle to master any of them due to lack of focus. Does best with hobbies that allow for maximum creativity. Once they understand what they want out of life, their path will become clearer. Inner work is crucial to remove blocks.

Celebs with 5H Pisces: Frank Sinatra, Robin Williams, Katy Perry, Lana Del Rey, Harry Styles, Natalie Portman, Jim Carrey, Sigmund Freud, Charlie Chaplin, Halsey, Melanie Martinez, Stephen Hawking, Doja Cat

[hotdaemondtargaryen]

EWAN MITCHELL PHOTOGRAPHED AND INTERVIEWED FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE.

ABOUT BEING RECOGNIZED

Like most people, Ewan Mitchell is accustomed to anonymity.

So during a recent trip to Manhattan, he was surprised by what a hotel doorman asked when he arrived: “You haven’t packed your eye patch?”

The actor is still getting used to strangers making the connection in public.

“I wouldn’t think people would recognize me, but they do.”

“I think it’s because of my strong chin.”

“When I’m dressed up as Aemond and catch myself in the mirror, he scares even me a little bit.”

When he’s not in character, Mitchell is soft-spoken and occasionally flashes a boyish grin, though he retains much of Aemond’s seriousness and quiet intensity.

He is also very private: He stays off social media and in the past has shied away from sharing much with the public.

“Once you lose the mystery, you can’t really get it back.”

HE KNOWS THAT AEMOND'S KEY ROLE IN S2 MEANS HE MUST ALSO EMBRACE THE SPOTLIGHT

“There is a point where you have to go, now’s the time to pull back the curtain.”

Like Aemond, Mitchell is a second son.

He grew up in Derby, an industrial town in the middle of England, and his parents expected him to follow his older brother’s footsteps and work at Rolls-Royce (the aerospace and industrial technology company, not the carmaker).

HIS INSPIRATIONS AND BECOME AN ACTOR

Inspired by films like “Citizen Kane” and “Taxi Driver,” Mitchell knew early on he wanted to become an actor.

When he was 13, his teacher asked each student in his class what they wanted to do when they grew up.

“Then it came to me, and I said, ‘I’m going to be an actor,’ and everyone laughed at me.”

His family could not afford tuition for drama school, so Mitchell attended a two-year vocational school, where he studied design and technology while working part-time at a restaurant and in customer service at a local soccer club.

Midway through the program, at 17, he was accepted into the Nottingham Television Workshop, a drama group that trains young people in acting.

Through the Workshop, Mitchell landed a leading role in a 2015 short film called “Fire,” about a young man who leaks fire from his hands.

Once the short was released, Mitchell downloaded it onto a dozen CDs, took the train to London and stopped by the offices of every agent he could find, handing them each a copy.

The one person who called back continues to represent Mitchell.

“By hook or by crook, I wanted to make sure that I was going to be in this business.”

ABOUT BEING CASTED AS AEMOND TARGARYEN

Aemond’s growing prominence in the show requires Mitchell to embrace the spotlight as well.

“There is a point where you have to go, now’s the time to pull back the curtain.”

But being cast as Aemond in “House of the Dragon” has been his biggest professional turning point by far.

“Since landing him, I feel like I’m able to now steer the course of my career.”

Mitchell had been rewatching the classic Hollywood adventure film “The Vikings” (1958) and musing about how he wanted to play a morally dark character similar to the one played by Kirk Douglas when he received an email inviting him to submit a taped audition for Aemond.

When he eventually auditioned in person, he left a lasting impression on Ryan Condal, the showrunner for “House of the Dragon.”

“When Ewan came into the room, he just had this presence to him that I can best describe as unsettling,” Condal said.

“It was kind of quietly terrifying the way he performed it, and it was totally different than everybody else. And then he thanked us very politely and left the room.”

Condal recalls asking Kate Rhodes James, the casting director, “Is he always like that?”

She replied, “Oh no, he’s just a very intense northern boy.”

To prepare for his role, Mitchell did not watch “Game of Thrones.” Instead, he read portions of “Fire & Blood,” the book by George R.R.

Martin that inspired the show, and studied the performances of Michael Fassbender in “Prometheus” and Peter O’Toole in “Lawrence of Arabia,” each playing a figure who wields power for his own ends.

ABOUT MATT SMITH AND DAEMON TARGARYEN

On his first day on set, Mitchell consulted with Condal and decided that he would avoid interacting with Matt Smith, who plays Aemond’s similarly menacing uncle and rival, Daemon, in order to heighten the tension between the two characters.

Mitchell had grown up admiring Smith’s performance in “Doctor Who.”

But on set Mitchell avoided any eye contact with him, keeping his distance until the climactic scene near the end of the first season when Aemond and Daemon finally face off.

“There’s this addictive kind of quality when you’re in the shoes of a character.”

“When you lose yourself for a moment, it’s almost like a dream.”

ABOUT HIS HOME AND HIS DOGS

When he isn’t acting, Mitchell still lives at his family home in Derby and spends time with his dogs, three whippets named Eva, Bella and Bonnie.

“Now that I’m on it.”

“I’ve just got to stay on the dragon.”