Game of Thrones’ Nikolaj Coster-Waldau: - We no longer get scripts | SVT/NRK/Skavlan 

joshuarivera86 They are speaking English because it’s a Norwegian show with Dutch and other North European people.

@@reyg7028 No, They are speaking English because Nikolaj has a lot of fans from around the world, Not because of other North European people. The show is made for Scandinavia and we don't use English to talk. So I agree, it is generous of them ! :D

@@reyg7028 Dont ever fucking call Danish Dutch again or ill have your head on a spike

@@YawnWoofDog calm dude

@@YawnWoofDog Jesus Christ.

Hello gorgeous 💐

Not only he knows Skam, but also he sings with Noora, so cool

@@restrykcyjnie i'm really late but where omg

@@SakeenahDasti ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FKn6cMg3Vpk.html

Hello gorgeous 💐

Hello gorgeous 💐

Hello gorgeous 💐

+tenktorypisze yeeeeh dont saay!? U sir.. are blowing our minds 😳

You're going to have to wait, April 2019 Baby woop da doop

@@jamespryde5029 April,15th 2019..new season...release

ggs

MrMaho Yes!! I can't see him speaking Danish now ahaha

This might be abit late, but how in the hell is this "Danish TV" ?

@@ViciousEmperor There is also television in Denmark

Du menar Jamie Lannisten…

Hello gorgeous 💐

Well, he's not fucking his sister during this interview :P

@@SelvesteSand hahhahahahhahahahahah...i feel you sir

Would be a shame if someone cut it off...

Jesse Pinkman bitch!

Ramsay bolton When I saw your name and picture I fucking shit my pants. LMFAOOOO😂😂😂😂

Lol!

He had an accent coach on Game of Thrones :D

Drosta Dorianin i

He translated well to us Brits who use sarcasm as humour as do you guys in Norway and Scandinavian countries. It's only Americans who don't get this humour. Us Brtis and I'm Scottish, we are similar people, we have the same ancestry and humour imo.

@@overthewebb That's because many Americans (liberal ones) have no sense of humor. Its all about themselves. Very self centered and self absorbed and all they want to do is put down others. It's really quite sad.

He was joking.

Oh shit I did not notice that at all, I'm usually quite good at picking up on stuff like that.

Gradi3nt No he jokes about these Game of Thrones plot type of things constantly to set up a wild goose chase.. he has done that since season 3.

Considering they're going to have to film multiple ending episodes to prevent leaks I'd be annoyed. Especially considering they don't get paid for the extra episodes that won't be released.

Try doing some research instead of looking stupid John. The entire Finale is being short multiple different times.

Hello gorgeous 💐

If he doesn't get at the very least an Emmy nomination soon, I riot. HBO pitched him for an Emmy nomination for season 6 along with Kit Harrington and Peter Dinklage, but Emmy didn't pick up the pitch. He deserved to WIN that Emmy, not just the nomination!

not the same i can say for kit harrington

omg yes! shot caller was amazing and he is definitely one of the best actors on game of thrones.

@@randomaccount5725 agreed with you..shot caller is awesome

Saw Shot Caller before GOT. Shocked. When I looked him off b/c he was amazing in that. Surprised he wasn't (from) American born actor. (I've always had an affinity for "foreign" actors, UK, Aussie, anywhere other than the US too. etc.) I lived "The Killing" for example. Then GOT exploded.... and here I am.

Takk!

Tak in danish and takk in norwegian :)

dafuq?!

Skavlan (the interviewer, who suggested english) is Norwegian though. Perhaps a bit confusing this to foreigners because Scandinavians talk to each other in each others respective languages. This might confuse people thinking there is just one language spoken.

Danish Norwegian and Swedish are roughly the same langauge with different dialect, roughly.. The written language is more similar than the pronunciation of the words. The pronunciation can get so wildly different it's like a different language, but in general the norse understand each other if they talk very slowly amongst each other..

Hello gorgeous 💐

He's a bit old to play Bond

@@svendbraender3118 not older than Daniel Craig

@@Kasino80 Fair point, but a bit late to start. I'm not as against an old Bond as I once was though

weeleon So incredible. His accent is perfect.

He has an accent coach. He have said he had one on Game of Thrones :D He said it was a VERY difficult thing to learn and he is still learning.

Hello gorgeous 💐

Hahhahahaha..smacking??

Not really, there is a distinction (having lived half my life in Scandinavia and half here in the US). Smaske/Smaska is a more generic noise you make while eating, while smacking refer to "lip-noise", it doesn't really cover all the sounds that Smaske/Smaska does.

XD

Meaning???

Hello gorgeous 💐

Yep, he was kidding. The actor who plays Davos said something about getting the scripts this week in a interview a while ago. And it's just like you said, acting without a script is nearly impossible.

He was probably kidding but I want season 8 to be mind blowing!!!! Every episode needs to be amazing!!season 7 was great in CGI and action scenes but it lacked in story plot.

dragonmcmx m

Liam Cunningham (Davos) actually somewhat reinforced Waldau''s story here, saying that he got the scripts but that they could only open them on set.

The acting has been consistently stellar. Some of the storylines have not been that great, but part of THAT was George R.R. Martin himself, who forgot where he was going after Book 3.

Hello gorgeous 💐

Hello gorgeous 💐

@Mycel hahahahaa...acting dude

Most times I've heard that used like "smacking your lips" after putting on lipbalm/lipstick though. Also, in anticipation of eating, rather than actually making the sound when eating. I think we just use more detailed terms, like slurping, but lack the overall term that translates more precise to its Scandinavian counterparts. There could be some obscure word nobody uses though, the english language has an insane number of words compared to most others.

Bullshit 🙄

Just enjoyed my brother

Lmao

SanyaTheShe he is definitely kidding :p

>Game of Thrones >character arcs, subtlety and subtext Don't know about Nikolaj, but you're definitely kidding here. "Subtlety" and "Game of Thrones" are two things that cannot even be mentioned in the same sentence, and any subtext and character arcs that can be found in the show are only there because the show runners couldn't be bothered to do any work and lifted them wholesale from the books, all the while completely missing the point of what Martin was going for.

I like it, if you know the outcome you might act in a different way. Doing it line by line keeps it genuine.

Thanks for watching!

After the fourth you mean? In the fourth we saw him and Tyrion develop their bond and Jaime freeing Tyrion.

He owned season 6 in my opinion.

@@SelvesteSand yes..season 6..with his friend..i am forgot the name...

Thank you. I couldn't find it on google at all.

agreed. I was going to comment if no one else did. He said "smaska" or something like that, right? Very close to "smack"

Yeah, I don't know exactly in Danish, but in Norwegian I think its like «smatte»... I need to ask the wife to be sure! Certainly something onomatopoeic.

Smaske in Danish. "at smaske" = "to smack" "et smask" = "a smack" It can be used both for smacking your lips and something like smacking someone on their cheek. "SMASK!" But unless otherwise implied, it will usually be the former.

Slurp or champ as well

nikinnorway Yes!..See Nick. We have it....

We love you too!

skravland

Oh no! Thanks for commenting, the misspelling has been fixed.

Hello gorgeous 💐

Hello gorgeous 💐

What he actually said was "That was really good"

phombuspucker Ah, but 'smaske' specifically and only means 'smaske' which is that specific type of lip smacking. Smacking in English can mean many different things so usually you'd say 'lip smacking' and even then that has to cover a few different types of lip smacking. Usually English is much more verbose and Danish is the one lacking the verbage for translation, but weirdly enough not with lip smacking. We've really got our linguistics priorities right eh?

Gabbe The Lord i

I

Hey! This show was filmed in New York. We do our shows there, in Stockholm and in London :-)

Hello gorgeous 💐

Smaska is also making sounds with other parts of your mouth so "smack" is not a perfect translation, but it does cover part of it of course.