Matt Smith and Paddy Considine House of Dragon interview part 2

The transcript discusses the complexity of a character who is not just a villain but has depth and a bad streak tempered by his responsibilities as a king. It highlights the character's role in upholding a secret prophecy and his sentimental nature. The conversation also touches on the grand scale of the production, emphasizing the impressive set design that contributes to the authenticity of the scenes.

What are the complexities of the character being discussed, and how does the speaker feel about him?

How does the speaker describe the character's suitability for kingship in Westeros?

What is the significance of the prophecy mentioned in relation to the character?

How does the speaker compare the scale of 'House of Dragon' to previous productions?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the set design and its impact on the authenticity of the production?