
Therese Lacson
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1 month ago |
asianamericans.einnews.com | Therese Lacson
It might be difficult for the average person to imagine an actor's life in a world of constant Instagram stunting. It might seem glamorous, alienating, and unattainable. Private jets, five-star hotels, walking around being chased by paparazzi and fans. This is not the life that Randall Park lives, and thank God for that. On a sunny afternoon in February, Park is the picture of "dadcore" more than anything else.
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1 month ago |
collider.com | Therese Lacson
It might be difficult for the average person to imagine an actor's life in a world of constant Instagram stunting. It might seem glamorous, alienating, and unattainable. Private jets, five-star hotels, walking around being chased by paparazzi and fans. This is not the life that Randall Park lives, and thank God for that. On a sunny afternoon in February, Park is the picture of "dadcore" more than anything else.
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1 month ago |
collider.com | Therese Lacson
With so much coming down the pipeline for fans of Game of Thrones and George R.R. Martin's vast Song of Ice and Fire universe, it wasn't surprising when it was announced that some of the TV shows waiting to be adapted were going to be animated, including a show about Corlys Velaryon's (Steve Toussaint) journeys around the world called Nine Voyages or The Sea Snake. Other shows include one about the Yi Ti empire in Essos called The Golden Empire and one about Queen Nymeria called 10,000 Ships.
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1 month ago |
collider.com | Therese Lacson
Adaptations are a tricky thing. Balancing loyalty to the source material and artistic freedom is never easy, and when you have hoards of fans waiting to dissect everything on screen and compare it to the image they had in their mind, it's hard for an adaptation to live up to expectations. We spoke with George R.R. Martin for an exclusive conversation before the world premiere of In the Lost Lands and asked him about his adaptations and what he wanted to see on screen.
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1 month ago |
collider.com | Therese Lacson
Although he is most notably known for his A Song of Ice and Fire series, author George R.R. Martin has written a lot of other stories that have absolutely nothing to do with Westeros at all. There's his collection of short stories in the book Dreamsongs and novels like Nightflyers and his Tuf Voyaging novels. But before the rise and success of his A Song of Ice and Fire novels, there was Fevre Dream.
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