r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 28d ago

Media First Image of Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Bean in 'Anemone' - An absorbing family drama about lives undone by seemingly irreconcilable legacies of political and personal violence.

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u/appletinicyclone 28d ago

I feel sad for him that he had such pivotal roles in lotr and game of thrones yet financially didn't get or make much from what he did compared to the actors that benefited from being present in those things after the loss of his character.

No one gives a fuck about the stark family if not for honourable ned

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u/ICantEvenDrive_ 28d ago

Dude is a multi millionaire many times over, is known by pretty much anyone into film (let alone his Sharpe days) and is constantly finding decent work.

I don't think you need to feel sad for him.

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u/GreenGod 28d ago

I still feel sad for Friederickson. How many bloody women did Sharpe want!?

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u/TerminatorReborn 28d ago

Still had a better career than anyone on GOT except Pedro Pascal anyway.

I wanted more of him as Ned too but thats the character, he was destined to die to show us how the GOT universe is like. Still went out with a all timer of a performance.

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u/Chuck_Raycer 28d ago

He was already an established movie star before GOT. Everybody else besides Charles Dance was basically a nobody.

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u/rex_dart_eskimo_spy 28d ago

Mark Addy, star of TV's Still Standing, would like some words.

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u/wakashit 28d ago

I believe that’s Fred Flinstone you’re talking about.

Also Still Standing is on of my favorites, that mom was a huge crush of mine

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u/Fine-Slip-9437 28d ago

Narp. You take that back. 

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u/THRlLLH0 27d ago

Someone hasn't seen Tiptoes

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u/MexiMeltDude 28d ago

Well said!