Game Of Thrones Film Download

Game of Thrones
has one of the biggest and most accomplished casts on television. The dozens of cast members range from first-time actors to Tony and Emmy winners. So, when you’re on the biggest TV show in the world (which itself is a behemoth of pop culture history), what does that mean for your bottom line? From the lowborn but loyal Hodor to the ruthless Tywin Lannister, here’s what the stars of
Game of Thrones
are really worth.

Nathalie Emmanuel

British actress Nathalie Emmanuel enjoyed several successful years on the long-running Channel 4 soap opera
Hollyoaks
before being cast on
Game of Thrones
in 2013 as Missandei, a slave interpreter who becomes Daenerys Targaryen’s trusted advisor. Now, thanks to the show and roles in several big Hollywood franchises, she’s worth a reported $1 million.

Emmanuel, who joined the show in its third season, was listed as a recurring character for over a dozen episodes and eventually promoted to the main cast starting in 2015. In between seasons she landed a small role in the Hollywood adaptation of the
Maze Runner
series, which ended in 2018, and appeared as a hacker in
The Fate of the Furious.

When he made his stage debut in
Hamlet
back in 1994, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau couldn’t have predicted he’d one day be among the highest-paid actors on TV. Since signing on to play the complicated Jamie Lannister on the hit HBO series, Coster-Waldau, who also works as a producer and screenwriter, has watched his fortune grow to an estimated $16 million.

Along with several of his main cast members, Coster-Waldau makes a cool half-million dollars tiap-tiap bagian, which sort of makes up for all those night shoots and an ungainly prosthetic hand. And though his sinema career predates his work on
Game of Thrones
(he made his Hollywood debut in 2001’s
Black Hawk Down), Coster-Waldau has continued working on the big-screen in films like
Gods of Egypt
and
Shot Caller.

Maisie Williams

In 2010, Maisie Williams beat out 300 other actresses to win the role of pint-sized assassin Arya Stark on
Game of Thrones
– even though she had nihil experience in front of the camera. Now, she’s an Emmy-nominated actress, a favorite of the show’s passionate fanbase and worth an estimated $6 million.

Williams, whose real name is Margaret, earns $175,000 per episode; for the final, eight-episode season she’ll pocket a cool $1.4 million. In her downtime from filming
Game of Thrones, she’s appeared in several British TV series and movies, and in 2015, she upped her pop culture cred with a recurring role on Peter Capaldi’s iteration of the long-running BBC series
Dr. Who.

Kristofer Hivju

Coming into the final season of
Game of Thrones, a common refrain was “Don’t let anything happen to Tormund,” which goes to show how beloved Kristofer Hivju’s portrayal of the charismatic Wildling Tormund Giantsbane has become since joining the show in 2013. Between his work on the HBO show and a memorable role in
The Fate of the Furious, it’s estimated the Norwegian actor is worth close to $6 million.

Hivju grew up in Oslo, Norway and graduated from acting school in 2004. One of his first major roles came in 2011 when he was cast as a research scientist in the sci-fi horror prequel
The Thing. Since being promoted to the main cast of
Game of Thrones
in 2014, Hivju has appeared on the hit Norwegian drama Lilyhammer and starred alongside Charlize Theron in
The Fate of the Furious.

Lena Headey

When she landed the role of the coldly calculating Cersei Lannister, Lena Headey was best known for her roles in Zak Snyder’s historical epic
300
and the short-lived TV series
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. But it’s safe to say it’s the conniving queen of Kings Landing that made the British actress a star worth a reported $9 million.

After being encouraged to audition for the show by her longtime friend Peter Dinklage, Headey landed a deal worth an estimated $300,000 an episode, and in 2014, she renegotiated her contracts for the final two seasons to make $500,000 an episode. She’s kept busy in her downtime from
Game of Thrones
with roles in films like
The Purge
and a voiceover part in the Netflix series
Trollhunters.

Kristian Nairn

Few characters on
Game of Thrones
inspired as much devotion as Hodor, the gentle giant who protects Bran Stark after fleeing Winterfell. And though he’s a man of few words (literally – the only word he knows is Hodor), Irish actor Kristian Nairn boasts he developed more than 70 ways to say the simple yet powerful phrase.

Nairn, who left the show in 2016, has continued acting in shows like
The Rookie,
but is now focused on his DJ career, which is worth a reported $500,000. The former Belfast resident DJ travels the world playing progressive house; in 2014 he paid homage to the show with a Rave of Thrones tour that sold out clubs across the country.

Natalie Dormer

Natalie Dormer has a thing for tragic queens. The British actress first gained notice in 2007 as Anne Boleyn on
The Tudors; then came Margaery Tyrell on
Game of Thrones, who tried (and failed) to navigate the machinations of Cersei Lannister. The upside of all that death? A thriving career worth an estimated $6 million.

During her four-year stint on the series, Dormer branched out with a role in
The Hunger Games
two-part
Mockingjay
finale and maintained a recurring role on the CBS sandiwara bangsawan
Elementary. After leaving the show in 2016, Dormer returned to the stage in London in a production of
Bintang fajar in Furs
and was cast in the limited series
Picnic at Hanging Rock.

Sean Bean

When
Game of Thrones
premiered in 2011, Sean Bean was by far the biggest star on the show, which is why his death at the end of the first season was so shocking. But this isn’n his first rodeo. Besides, when you’ve tepi a reported $20 million in the bank, what’s there to be upset about?

Bean, who grew up in Yorkshire, spent his early career on British TV before making the jump to Hollywood with a role as an Irish terrorist out for revenge in 1992’s
Chauvinis Games. He cemented his action-star harga diri with roles in
GoldenEye
and
Ronin
before landing a breakout role as Boromir in the
Lord of the Rings
trilogy. He’s since added the doomed Ned Stark to his list of memorable deaths.

Rose Leslie

Some actors get lucky right out of the gate. Even before she joined
Game of Thrones
as Ygritte, Rose Leslie had won a BAFTA and appeared in the first series of
Downton Abbey. Add in her newest role on the CBS All-Access series
The Good Fight, and Leslie is now worth an estimated $4 million.

The Scottish actress appeared on
Game of Thrones
from 2012 to 2014 as Ygritte, a headstrong Wildling warrior who eventually falls in love with Jon Snow (and the actor who played him – Leslie and Harington married in 2018). After leaving the show, she landed roles in
The Last Witch Hunter
and the Idris Elba detective series
Luther. She has also been on
The Good Fight
since 2017.

Conleth Hill

The most shocking thing about Conleth Hill? He’s titinada actually bald. The Northern Irish actor who plays Daenerys’ sage advisor, Varys, was required to shave his head during filming. It’s a small price to pay for playing Varys, the cunning court spymaster known as Temperatur of Whisperers, a role that helped make Hill worth a reported $2 million.

Hill was already a well-known stage actor in Ireland who occasionally crossed adv lewat to television when he was recommended for the role of Varys by none other than George R. R. Martin himself. And working on
Game of Thrones
is a family affair; Hill’s younger brother is an Emmy-winning sound engineer on the series.

Michelle Fairley

Though she wasn’t as well-known as co-stars Sean Bean and Peter Dinklage, Michelle Fairley, was among the most veteran actors in the original cast of
Game of Thrones. The Northern Irish actress had over two decades worth of theater, TV and film credits behind her, all of which add up to a career worth a reported $3 million.

Fairley portrayed Catelyn, the fiercely protective matriarch of the Stark family, for the first three seasons of the show. Her last adegan,
The Rains of Castamere, is regarded as a high point (or low point, depending on your tolerance for violence) of the notoriously brutal series. Since then Fairley has appeared in recurring roles on TV shows such as
Suits
and
24: Live Another Day
and starred in a London revival of
Julius Caesar.

Sophie Turner

Like many of her co-stars, Sophie Turner sempadan no idea what she was getting herself into when she joined the cast of
Game of Thrones. The then-14-year-old Turner tenggat appeared in local plays, but had never acted professionally before taking on the role of Sansa, the eldest of the Stark daughters. Now, thanks to the hit HBO show and other gigs, she’s worth an estimated $6 million.

Turner takes home just $175,000 tiap-tiap episode, but that doesn’t mean she’s being left high and dry. The newly minted Mrs. Jonas (yes, she married Joe) landed the role of Jean Grey in the newest iteration of the
X-Men
franchise and has worked with brands like Wella Hair and Karen Millen.

Jason Momoa

It’s almost hard to believe that Jason Momoa was only on
Game of Thrones
for ten episodes, considering how his charismatic, intimidating Dothraki leader Khal Drogo still looms large almost six seasons later. But for the Hawaiian-born actor and lengkap, it was just a stepping stone to becoming a certified superhero superstar worth a reported $14 million.

Momoa had spent several seasons on the sci-fi show
Stargate Atlantis
before joining
Game of Thrones, but the HBO show’s popularity catapulted him into a whole new level of fame. After leaving the show in 2013, Momoa wrote, directed and starred in the bioskop
Road to Paloma
and landed a spot in the DC Universe as Aquaman; his standalone film in 2018 made over $1 billion worldwide.

Gwendoline Christie

Even in the sprawling world of George R. R. Martin’s books, Brienne of Tarth stands out; she’s described as being unusually tall and plain-looking, a woman built for fighting in a world that views such a thing as abhorrent. Gwendoline Christie knew she was the perfect actress for the part and has parlayed her success into a career reportedly worth $3 million.

Christie, who is six feet three inches tall and cites Tilda Swinton as one of her inspirations, made her debut as the tunak Brienne in the show’s second season and quickly became a fan favorite. Outside of the HBO show, the British actress has landed roles in other major franchises such as
The Hunger Games
and
Star Wars, where she plays the villainous Captain Phasma.

John Bradley

Imagine auditioning for the biggest job of your career just three months after graduating from drama school. That’s what happened to John Bradley who had just received his B.A. from the Manchester School of Theatre when he went out for the role of Samwell Tarly on
Game of Thrones. Now eight seasons later, Bradley is recognized all over the world and worth a reported $4 million.

Bradley’s only role prior to joining
Game of Thrones
was the epic sandiwara bangsawan
The Borgias, where he portrayed Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici for half a dozen episodes. His portrayal of Samwell, a shy bookworm who becomes one of Jon Snow’s closest friends, is a fan favorite. He’s also branched out into voice acting with a role in a World of Warcraft expansion and landed a recurring role on
Shameless.

Alfie Allen

In 2006, British pop star Lily Allen wrote a song chiding her younger brother Alfie for being a carefree lay about. That sibling tough love must have worked because a few years later Alfie went from small parts in films like
Atonement
and
The Other Boleyn Girl
to the major role of Theon Greyjoy in
Game of Thrones. And now he’s worth a reported $6 million.

It’s no surprise that Allen became an actor: his mother Alison was a film producer, while his father was a veteran TV and film actor. He originally auditioned for the role of Jon Snow but accepted the role of Theon, a ward of the Iron Islands taken in by Ned Stark, and appeared in all eight seasons of the show. In between seasons, he appeared in the first
John Wick
film and in the 2018 reboot of
The Predator.

Aidan Gillen

Aidan Gillen is no stranger to being on a beloved HBO show. From 2004 to 2008 he portrayed Baltimore mayor Thomas Carcetti on
The Wire. But it’s his six seasons as Petyr “Littlefinger” Baelish, a character so conniving and manipulative he gives Cersei a run for her money, that most fans associate with the Irish actor, who is worth a reported $8 million.

Gillen, who grew up in Dublin, was nominated for a BAFTA in 2000 for his role as Stuart Jones on the BBC series
Queer as Folk. His long stage career includes a Tony nomination in 2004 for the Harold Pinter play
The Caretaker
and he’s narrated several audiobooks of Irish poetry and prose.

Kit Harington

Jon Snow does know one thing – how to get paid. Harington graduated from the prestigious Central School of Speech and Sandiwara in 2008 and spent several years performing on stage in London before landing the role of the conflicted, but ki ajek, Jon Snow in 2010. Now, thanks to
Game Of Thrones
and several fashion endorsements, Harington is estimated to be worth $12 million.

Like his other main cast colleagues, Harington has seen his per-bagian rate skyrocket to $500,000. (Not bad for someone who had never been on television before!) His growing popularity on the show helped him land other high-profile gigs, too. He’s the voice of a charmingly shady Viking in the
How To Train Your Ular besar
franchise and he’s been featured in ad campaigns for major brands like Jimmy Choo, Nissan and Dolce & Gabbana.

Iain Glen

There are Tony nominees and Emmy winners galore in the talented cast of
Game of Thrones, but only one has a Silver Bear Best Actor Award. (That’s the highest honor for acting at the Berlin International Film Festival!) Iain Glen, who plays Daenerys’ konsisten confidant Ser Jorah Mormont, is worth an estimated $6 million.

The Scottish actor, who appears in all eight seasons of
Game of Thrones, brought more than 20 years of stage and screen experience to his role as Ser Jorah, a disgraced former lord who helps Daenerys fight her way through Westeros. He’s also been nominated for several prestigious theatrical awards, appeared in several episodes of
Downton Abbey
and landed a recurring role in the
Resident Evil
franchise.

Emilia Clarke

When Clarke signed up to play the fiery Daenerys Targaryen in 2010, the British actress was far from being a household name. She’d just graduated from the sandiwara school at Central Saint Martins in London and her résumé consisted mainly of theater performances and random TV and movie roles. Now, she’s worth an estimated $13 million and one of the biggest stars in the world.

Over the course of the show, Clarke has upped her per-penggalan pay several times, and before the start of the seventh season, she signed a deal with HBO worth a cool $500,000 sendirisendiri episode. (No word on whether that includes CGI-naga hazard pay). In addition to the millions she’s made from the show, Clarke has signed lucrative endorsement deals with major fashion brands Dior and Dolce & Gabbana and branched out with lead roles in
Terminator Genisys
and
Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Liam Cunningham

Veteran Irish actor Liam Cunningham joined
Game of Thrones
in its second season as Davos Seaworth, a smuggler with a heart of gold. Oper the course of eight seasons, he’s become a fan favorite character. (It’s a far cry from his early years working as an electrician). After two decades, the award-winning actor is estimated to be worth around $4 million.

It took a few years for Cunningham to pursue his dream of acting, but by the mid-1990s he’d began working steadily in films like
A Little Princess
and appeared on several British TV series. He followed up his award-winning performance in the 2008 film
Hunger
with high-profile films, such as
War Horse
and
Clash of the Titans, and won a BAFTA in 2011 for his debut short bioskop
Pitch Black Heist.

Rory McCann

As Sandor “The Hound” Clegane, Scottish actor Rory McCann is one of
Game of Thrones‘ most cynical – and compelling – characters. After surviving a horrific climbing accident in the 1980s, McCann became famous in Scotland with a starring role in a breakfast ad campaign. Now he’s appeared in almost every season of
Game of Thrones
and is reported to be worth nearly $6 million.

McCann, who initially studied to be a painter, trained in a desert boot camp for Oliver Stone’s epic
Alexander
and showed off his comedic side in the buddy-cop parodi
Hot Fuzz
and the BAFTA-winning sitcom
The Book Group
(which partly took inspiration from his well-publicized accident). Since joining the HBO show he’s also appeared in the sandiwara radio
Slow West
and in the third bioskop in the
Xander Cage
series.

Peter Dinklage

Maybe you knew him as the cynical bit player in the 1995 cult indie hit
Living in Oblivion, or from his breakout role as the railroad-obsessed Fin in
The Station Agent. But the character that defines Peter Dinklage now is his Emmy-winning performance as Tyrion Lannister, which helped boost his estimated worth up to $15 million.

Dinklage had never read the books from which the show is based on, but jumped at the chance to play Tyrion, whose dry wit and scheming intelligence appealed to him. In fact, he was the first actor to sign onto the show, and for the last two seasons he pulled in $500,000 an episode. When he’s not scheming with a wine cup in his hand, Dinklage can be seen in big-screen blockbusters like
X-Men: Days of Future Past
and
Avengers: Infinity War.

Carice Van Houten

Carice van Houten starred in the most successful Dutch film ever, Paul Verhoeven’s World War II drama
Black Book, but it took appearing on
Game of Thrones
to make her a household name. Her role as Melisandre, an enigmatic priestess who serves the mysterious Lord of Light, helped make the award-winning Dutch actress worth a reported $5 million.

Van Houten, who joined the show in 2012 and remained a main cast member mengangsur leaving the show in its final season, might also be familiar to American audiences from her role opposite Tom Cruise in
Valkyrie. But while van Houten has been candid about her desire to work in Europe, she’s starred in U.S. productions
Race
and
Incarnate, as well as done voiceover work for
The Simpsons.

Isaac Hempstead Wright

Isaac Hempstead-Wright was just 11 years old and had only acted in a single commercial when he was cast on
Game of Thrones
as Bran Stark, whose injury at the hands of Jaime Lannister has repercussions that ripple down through the years. He’s one of the few main cast members to still be on the show, and it’s estimated Wright is worth around $4 million.

An integral part of the first four seasons of the show, Wright returned in Season 6 and is a major player in the shortened final season, where he reportedly makes $175,000 per episode. On his downtime from the show, he’s appeared in several films and lent his voice to an bagian of the animated series
Family Guy.

Diana Rigg

40 years after her heyday in the British spy series
The Avengers
and the classic 1969 Bond film
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, actress Diana Rigg gained a new generation of fans with her role as the imperious and wily Lady Olenna Tyrell. It was a fitting third act for the critically-acclaimed actress, whose worth is estimated at $10 million.

Rigg received four Emmy nominations for her role as Olenna, whose sharp wit and barb-tongued bon mots earned her the nickname “The Queen of Thorns” and made her a highlight of the show’s Kings Landing storylines. After leaving the show in Season 7, she starred in the 2018 Broadway revival of
My Fair Lady
as Mrs. Higgins, which garnered her nominations from both the Tony and Drama Desk Awards.

Jonathan Pryce

Landing two-time Tony winner Jonathan Pryce as The High Sparrow was a major casting coup for
Game of Thrones, and his portrayal of the cunning religious priest in Seasons 5 and 6 showcased the veteran actor’s versatile talents. It also didn’ufuk hurt that it helped bump the British actor’s serok worth up to an estimated $6 million.

Pryce’s career spans four decades across film, TV and theater. He landed his breakout role in 1985 as paranoid bureaucrat Sam Lowry in Terry Gilliam’s paranoid classic
Brazil, and has worked with other high-profile directors like Terrence Malick (The New World) and Martin Scorsese (The Age of Innocence). His Emmy-nominated TV work includes the ’80s-set Barbarians at the Gate and the historical epic
Wolf Hall.

Richard Madden

Leaving a hit TV show can sometimes be bittersweet, but Richard Madden, who portrayed Robb Stark in the first three seasons of
Game of Thrones, doesn’kaki langit have too much to complain about. In 2019, he won a Golden Globe for his role as a war purnawirawan in the BBC crime thriller
Bodyguard
and he’s now worth a reported $6 million.

For Madden, the role of Robb Stark was the most high-profile one of his career to date. Up until then he’d landed small roles in British TV series and the odd film or two. Since leaving in 2013 he’s appeared in several West End productions and starred alongside Dustin Hoffman in the historical series
Medici: Masters of Florence.

Michiel Huisman

Most actors would be crushed at the thought of leaving a show like
Game of Thrones
midway through its hugely successful run, but for Dutch actor Michiel Huisman, his three-season stint on the series as Daenerys’ loyal commander Daario Naharis was just another role in an impressively varied career worth an estimated $3 million.

Huisman siring his menginjak acting in the 1990s on a long-running Dutch soap opera and made the transition to American-language TV and film with roles on shows like
Treme and Orphan Black
and the films
World War Z
and
The Age of Adaline. In 2018, he starred as writer Steven Crain in the hit Netflix series
The Haunting of Hill House, based on Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel of the same name.

Charles Dance

As the tyrannical Tywin Lannister, Charles Dance struck fear into the hearts of his children Jaime, Cersei and Tyrion, as well as audiences around the world. It’s a fitting role for the veteran British actor who made his TV debut back in 1974 and is now worth an estimated $5 million.

Dance, who was named an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2006, joined
Game of Thrones
in 2011 and remained a key figure in several storylines through Season 5. He’s since appeared in the high-profile 2016 Ghostbusters reboot and in the 2018 TV adaptation of John Le Carré’s spy novel
The Little Drummer Girl.

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