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Did Podrick actually sing?

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Did Podrick actually sing?

Did Podrick actually sing?

As it turns out, Daniel Portman, the actor who plays Podrick, was actually singing in the scene.

How tall is Daniel Portman?

1.74 m Daniel Portman/Altura

Who is Podrick Payne's father?

History. Podrick was born a member of a lesser branch of House Payne. His father was a squire to richer cousins and his mother was a chandler's daughter. Podrick's father died in Greyjoy's Rebellion and his mother abandoned him when he was four years old and ran away with one of the cousins his father had squired for.

Who was Podrick in the Game of Thrones?

  • He began as a squire during the War of the Five Kings, and was eventually assigned to Lord Tyrion Lannister. Following Tyrion's arrest for the murder of King Joffrey Baratheon, and up until Podrick's knighthood and appointment to the Kingsguard, he was in the service of Ser Brienne of Tarth, the first female knight in Westerosi history.

Who was Podrick in the war of the Five Kings?

  • During the War of the Five Kings, Podrick was the squire of Ser Lorimer, a lesser knight in the Westerlands army. One night Ser Lorimer got drunk and stole a ham, which he shared with Podrick. Lorimer was caught and the two were sentenced to be hanged, but Podrick was spared because of his family name.

How is Podrick related to the Mad King?

  • For all we know, those mad skills are pure gods-given talent. Let's not forget who Podrick is related to on this show: Ser Ilyn Payne (aka the executioner who beheaded Ned Stark). If you recall, this guy isn't able to speak because the Mad King had his tongue removed with pincers after calling Tywin Lannister the true ruler of Westeros.

Why was Podrick sent to King's landing?

  • As punishment, Tywin Lannister sent Podrick to King's Landing to serve as squire to his son Tyrion. Tyrion has Janos Slynt as a dinner guest in the dining room of the Tower of the Hand. Podrick pours wine for them, but spills the beverage on Janos's hand.

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