House of the Dragon Painful Costumes, Prosthetics and Makeup

House of the Dragon has some amazing and elaborate costumes and prosthetics. With a talented crew behind the scenes and dedicated actors like Matt Smith, Milly Alcock, Olivia Cooke, and Emma D’arcy in front of the camera, this show really stands up to its predecessor, Game of Thrones. We’re going to be getting into all of the painful, uncomfortable, and downright unfortunate costume pieces and prosthetics endured by each actor. One of the first things we get into is the tragic birth scene from episode one. Did you know that fourteen identical dresses were created for that scene alone? Not only that, but she had to wear some pretty uncomfortable tubing underneath it all. Don’t even get us started on how much the actors hated wearing their wigs! They’d be in hair and make up for hours on end getting those applied. We can’t even think about those scenes when the wigs get covered in muck and gore – back to hair and make up right after! We also get into everything that went into creating the Crabfeeder. Daniel Scott-Smith had to arrive to set seven hours before shooting started to get his make up, prosthetics, and even a partial wig applied! Patience is definitely a virtue in House of the Dragon. Emma D’arcy has a pretty hilarious story about their audition process – have you ever tried to make a homemade wig before? Yeah… just take some hot glue and some old extensions and you’re ready to go. Stick with us until the end of the video and let us know what your favorite costume pieces were.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:29 14 Dresses
01:17 The Wigs
01:54 The Crabfeeder
02:35 The Dresses
03:28 The Armor
04:06 The Underarmor
04:38 The Helmets
05:05 The Swords
05:33 Hours In Make Up
06:04 Hair Extensions
06:50 The Gore
07:20 The Iron Throne
07:43 Outro


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Written by: Ace Louzon
Narrated by: Serena L
Edited by: Olena Labedko


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