Love Henry's take on daeron, he really understands the character. Henry the dreamer!!

I hope Henry knows how good of an actor he is, especially in agggtm where he outacts a lot, geniuenly praying for him to be booked and busy!!!

Henry brought such an amazing amount of humanity to Daeron!  He really was a highlight of an already amazing show full of amazing actors

Henry,should consider being one of those voice narrators for Audiobooks. He has such a charming voice. He could make a great voice actor

Henry did such a good job with Daeron, really gave him depth and personality and all those little quirks. Love hearing him talk about his castmates and experience on the set of AKotSK!

He was able to show the complexity of Daeron in AKOTSK with what little time we spend with him on the show 👍 i was able to appreciate the character more because of his performance.

daeron absolutely stole the show for me, henry did a phenomenal job, congrats

Henry going to drama school at 28 makes me feel so much better about still trying to make it at 31 💜

For starting acting kind of late in life he's absolutely killing it with the roles he's getting

You know someone has the it factor when they get essentially a side character and you wished there were more scenes of him. He’s a naturalistic actor. The little expressions and dry wit was nice to see for a character I’ve always been fascinated with. Daeron is very sympathetic.

He’s essentially suffering with incurable traumatic visions that burn at the brain unless you bond with a dragon. If we are to take in the bit where Daenerys also was getting dreams and they were putting her through it and it became less intense after she got her dragons.

Wish there was a flashback of how that drunk managed to cleanly shave down his little brother 😂

You are more handsome than any iPhone face Sir Daeron

It's just Henry and his spreadsheet against the world 🙏🙏

I came to this interview obviously as a Knight of the Seven Kingdoms fan, but was delighted by all the discussion of acting school and acting techniques. I'm someone who tried drama school at way too young of an age, and dropped out, so I REALLY appreciated the insight on going to drama school when you're older! And the different takes on various acting methods was great too. 10/10 podcast, loved it.

Thank you for the interview. There is so little of daeron in akotsk, and any new clips of the actor fills the void for me lol.

Henry AKoTSK is in fact The best series and should win an Emmy. It's  been a while since a film was crafted by passion, heart and whimsy.

He has such a soothing voice

henry is so thoughtful. love him <3

I fell in love with Henry's work in AKOTSK. Now I'm watching my lady jane, he is so charismatic, an absolute delight to watch. Love from Brazil ♡

Came here because Henry played Daeron in AKOTSK, which Henry played really well btw. Stayed for the interesting insights into the business of acting. Love his comments about diction, accents and technique. Too bad Henry wasn't included in the press tour for AKOTSK.

I truly enjoyed the podcast. Hearing you talk with such passion about what you do makes me reflect on my own passion. I am an English-Spanish translator, but ever since I was a child, I’ve always wanted to be a writer. I stopped writing for years due to family and financial struggles—when duty calls, sometimes there is no other choice. However, I’ve recently returned to it. Developing a character is like creating a new person, someone distinct from yourself; it’s like putting on a mask and becoming someone completely different, whether they are brave, honorable, or pitiful. And that’s just one part of writing. Sorry, I could talk about this all day. 😅 I hope to reach many readers someday.

Listening to you both was truly a comfort to the soul. Thank you!💕