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  • The Night King from Game Of Thrones was dramatically killed off at the hands of Arya Stark on Sunday’s epic episode. But the man behind the prosthetic mask — Slovakia born stuntman Vladimir Furdik — is now showing his softer side, by doing paid-for birthday shoutouts and personalized videos for fans on a new celebrity app called Cameo. For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. As this collection of videos show, the Night King certainly has his endearing, friendly side when not clad in scary prosthetics and with those piercing icy-blue eyes. Furdik reprised the role of Night King in Game Of Thrones in season six, through to the current and last eighth season; the role was previously portrayed by British-American character actor Richard Brake in the fourth and fifth seasons. Furdik also has a slew of other blockbuster credits under his belt, having done stunt work on the likes of Snow White And The Huntsman, Skyfall, Spartacus and Thor. He joined the Cameo app in February of this year, initially charged $55 per video, but almost doubled his fee to $100 on April 12, just two days before the hotly anticipated Game Of Thrones season finale premiere episode. Cameo is a Chicago-based app which launched in 2016 and now has more than 3,500 celebs — from musicians and actors to reality stars — on its books. Celebrities set their own price for making a video, and take the lion’s share of the fee with a 75 per cent cut, the remainder going to Cameo. Customers then have the completed video sent to them directly to keep. TEASE: For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. 02 May 2019 Pictured: Game Of Thrones Night King actor Vladimir Furdik appears in a series of videos on Cameo, a celebrity app where stars do personal shout outs to die-hard fans. Photo credit: Cameo/ M
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  • The Night King from Game Of Thrones was dramatically killed off at the hands of Arya Stark on Sunday’s epic episode. But the man behind the prosthetic mask — Slovakia born stuntman Vladimir Furdik — is now showing his softer side, by doing paid-for birthday shoutouts and personalized videos for fans on a new celebrity app called Cameo. For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. As this collection of videos show, the Night King certainly has his endearing, friendly side when not clad in scary prosthetics and with those piercing icy-blue eyes. Furdik reprised the role of Night King in Game Of Thrones in season six, through to the current and last eighth season; the role was previously portrayed by British-American character actor Richard Brake in the fourth and fifth seasons. Furdik also has a slew of other blockbuster credits under his belt, having done stunt work on the likes of Snow White And The Huntsman, Skyfall, Spartacus and Thor. He joined the Cameo app in February of this year, initially charged $55 per video, but almost doubled his fee to $100 on April 12, just two days before the hotly anticipated Game Of Thrones season finale premiere episode. Cameo is a Chicago-based app which launched in 2016 and now has more than 3,500 celebs — from musicians and actors to reality stars — on its books. Celebrities set their own price for making a video, and take the lion’s share of the fee with a 75 per cent cut, the remainder going to Cameo. Customers then have the completed video sent to them directly to keep. TEASE: For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. 02 May 2019 Pictured: Game Of Thrones Night King actor Vladimir Furdik appears in a series of videos on Cameo, a celebrity app where stars do personal shout outs to die-hard fans. Photo credit: Cameo/ M
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  • The Night King from Game Of Thrones was dramatically killed off at the hands of Arya Stark on Sunday’s epic episode. But the man behind the prosthetic mask — Slovakia born stuntman Vladimir Furdik — is now showing his softer side, by doing paid-for birthday shoutouts and personalized videos for fans on a new celebrity app called Cameo. For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. As this collection of videos show, the Night King certainly has his endearing, friendly side when not clad in scary prosthetics and with those piercing icy-blue eyes. Furdik reprised the role of Night King in Game Of Thrones in season six, through to the current and last eighth season; the role was previously portrayed by British-American character actor Richard Brake in the fourth and fifth seasons. Furdik also has a slew of other blockbuster credits under his belt, having done stunt work on the likes of Snow White And The Huntsman, Skyfall, Spartacus and Thor. He joined the Cameo app in February of this year, initially charged $55 per video, but almost doubled his fee to $100 on April 12, just two days before the hotly anticipated Game Of Thrones season finale premiere episode. Cameo is a Chicago-based app which launched in 2016 and now has more than 3,500 celebs — from musicians and actors to reality stars — on its books. Celebrities set their own price for making a video, and take the lion’s share of the fee with a 75 per cent cut, the remainder going to Cameo. Customers then have the completed video sent to them directly to keep. TEASE: For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. 02 May 2019 Pictured: Game Of Thrones Night King actor Vladimir Furdik appears in a series of videos on Cameo, a celebrity app where stars do personal shout outs to die-hard fans. Photo credit: Cameo/ M
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  • The Night King from Game Of Thrones was dramatically killed off at the hands of Arya Stark on Sunday’s epic episode. But the man behind the prosthetic mask — Slovakia born stuntman Vladimir Furdik — is now showing his softer side, by doing paid-for birthday shoutouts and personalized videos for fans on a new celebrity app called Cameo. For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. As this collection of videos show, the Night King certainly has his endearing, friendly side when not clad in scary prosthetics and with those piercing icy-blue eyes. Furdik reprised the role of Night King in Game Of Thrones in season six, through to the current and last eighth season; the role was previously portrayed by British-American character actor Richard Brake in the fourth and fifth seasons. Furdik also has a slew of other blockbuster credits under his belt, having done stunt work on the likes of Snow White And The Huntsman, Skyfall, Spartacus and Thor. He joined the Cameo app in February of this year, initially charged $55 per video, but almost doubled his fee to $100 on April 12, just two days before the hotly anticipated Game Of Thrones season finale premiere episode. Cameo is a Chicago-based app which launched in 2016 and now has more than 3,500 celebs — from musicians and actors to reality stars — on its books. Celebrities set their own price for making a video, and take the lion’s share of the fee with a 75 per cent cut, the remainder going to Cameo. Customers then have the completed video sent to them directly to keep. TEASE: For $100, die-hard fans can get Furdik, 48, to record them a personal video message, mentioning their name or even wishing them happy birthday. 02 May 2019 Pictured: Game Of Thrones Night King actor Vladimir Furdik appears in a series of videos on Cameo, a celebrity app where stars do personal shout outs to die-hard fans. Photo credit: Cameo/ M
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  • January 3, 2018 - Royaume Uni - Hit TV series Game of Thrones is being immortalised with a set of stamps issued by the UK’s Royal Mail.The 15 first class stamps have been issued to mark the significant British contribution to the production of the award-winning HBO sword and sorcery drama.The series is set on the fictional continent of Westeros and incorporates many plot lines and a conflict among several noble families each claiming the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms. The stamps depict photographic representations of central characters from across all seven seasons in the Game of Thrones’ series. Each stamp is centred on an individual character and features a montage of images from the series. The result is a set of ten bespoke images that embody the crux of each character’s story. Characters featured on the stamps are: Sansa Stark; Jon Snow; Eddard Stark; Olenna Tyrell; Tywin Lannister; Tyrion Lannister; Cersei Lannister; Arya Stark; Jamie Lannister and Daenerys Targaryen. A sheet of five additional stamps features the non-human characters in the series including: the Night King and White Walkers; Giants; Direwolves; Dragons and the Iron Throne itself. he Game of Thrones production involves a very significant British contribution. Principal filming of the series is at Titanic Studios in Belfast, at the Linen Hill Film Studio in Banbridge and on location elsewhere in Northern Ireland, with additional filming in Scotland and European locations including Malta, Croatia, Iceland, Morocco and Spain. Additionally, the acclaimed cast is predominantly British and Irish, and British expertise is to the fore in many areas of the production, including award-winning costume design and prosthetic special effects. Fans can pre-order the stamps by visiting royalmail.comIn addition to the stamps there is an extensive range of products - exclusive souvenirs, limited edition and gifts.Products include framed stamps, prints and the Prestige Stamp Book provide
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