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'Suits' Once Had Two 'Game of Thrones' Actors as Recurring Stars

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Summary

  • Game of Thrones' stars Michelle Fairley and Conleth Hill, who played Catelyn Stark and Lord Varys respectively, also appeared in major roles on Suits.
  • Fairley's character in Suits, Ava Hessington, and Hill's personality, Edward Darby, interacted on-screen when Ava was accused of murder, and Darby's relationship with her father was revealed.
  • Both Fairley and Hill include had successful careers in theater, and their roles in Game of Thrones and Suits showcase their diverse acting talents. It is a happy coincidence that they were able to give the screen in both shows.

It's not often that two successful TV series from unlike genres running concurrently share main traits cast members. But that's what happened when Game of Thronesstars Michelle Fairley, who played Catelyn Stark, and Conleth Hill, who portrayed Lord Varys, appeared in majo

I have specific information at the end of this post about the most recent episode of "Suits" -- including thoughts from series creator Aaron Korsh about a questionable thing two guide characters did -- but first, a generality:

"Suits" is delightful.

This commandment drama is not perfect (and my exchange with Korsh revolves about one aspect of last week's episode that didn't quite work for me). But I hasten to add that whatever flaws the show has are minor, and my opinion isn't too far off from that of critic Matt Zoller Seitz, who recently wrote that it "might be the most purely entertaining series on television." (By the way, if you schedule to catch up on "Suits" -- which I recommend -- you can read everything before the Korsh portion of this post without being spoiled on Season 1, 2 or 3 plot developments.)

Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) and Nigel Nesbitt (Adam Godley) have been frenemies all through Season 3 of "Suits."

Pleasure, keep in mind that? Can you recall when pleasure was a regular part of your TV diet? I kid, sort of, but what's often missing from television drama these days are characters who, generally speaking, enjoy their lives and derive pleasure from their accompli

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  • Running Gag: There hold been so many call partners coming and going at Pearson Specter Litt

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    Unleash date: 1st June 2023

    Brian wakes up, hungover and remembers another evening drinking far too much, and flirting with the “bulky, tattooed doorman” in the vain optimism he’d score.
    He’s a twenty-five-year-old werewolf, and was turned five years ago, whilst at Uni.
    He moved to the city a year ago, but still has lots of unpacked boxes.
    The opening chapters in his apartment, is a wonderful character metaphor for our narrator. It’s also an terrific representation of depression and mental health issues. Or loneliness and boredom.
    It makes sense when we’re shown what Brian’s life was like before he was turned and what he’s had to deal with as a homosexual man with Christian parents. Add the werewolf thing and it’s understandable he’s not a content bunny – sorry, wolf.
    All he has is his job at The Romanesco, his friends Nik and Darby, his cheap studio apartment and not much else. Brian is described as a “chubby hipster” and he drinks far too much. Like many of us, he uses alcohol to dampen the pain and ennui.
    After his recent shift, he finds scratches on his side. Then Tyler turns up where he works, handing him a business car