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'Game of Thrones’ stars make cast yearbook

(15 Feb 2017) 'THONES' STARS MAKE CAST YEARBOOK As they prepare to bid farewell to their hit series "Game of Thrones," actors Jacob Anderson and Liam Cunningham discussed who would take various titles in the fantasy series' yearbook. The nomination for class clown was unanimous. "My class clowns are Conleth Hill and Peter Dinklage," said Anderson. "They pull faces. They pull faces when it's on you. And they know it's hard for me. Particularly Conleth. Conleth, you can't get him. That's the worst thing. I will try to pull a face when it's on him and try and get him back and he's just like (does deadpan face)... and then it makes me look unprofessional. But when it's on me, he'll go like (sticks tongue out) or he'll just make little grunting sounds and stuff. They're windups. Both of them are windups." Cunningham agreed. "Well I'll tell you the double act, Peter and lovely Varys, Mr. Hill, Conleth. You put those two boys together it's impossible to get work done. They're fantastic fun to be around on and off set," he said. When it comes to the best dressed of the bunch, Anderson pointed to co-star Gwendoline Christie. "Gwendoline Christie's got amazing style and she knows about her fashion. She's a very very, very stylish woman person, woman person? She's a very stylish person." As for the biggest overachiever on the "Thrones" set, Cunningham called out producers Bernie Caulfield and Chris Newman. "You have to remember when we're filming, we do our bits and we have time off and whatever. But the crew who is on this is on every day. Bernie Caulfield and Chris Newman who are the two generals on our show, who are the people who plan it from paper stage right through and lead those teams. If I ever have to go into battle against anybody, they're the first to people I'm going to grab and not let them out of my sight. They're an extraordinary pair. They've just pulled it out of the bag year after year. They're mmensely clever people." Finally, Anderson believed that the show's young stars, Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner, are the most likely to succeed. "Maisie and Sophie probably because they're young. There are the young ones. They've got their whole life ahead of them for stardom and success. I said that in such a sad way!" The stars were promoting the "Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience," which kicks off Feb. 15 in Kansas City and continues across the U.S. The show's seventh season is slated to begin next summer. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...