Peter Dinklage reveals Charlie Dance's kind gesture towards the humiliated script

Peter Dinklage gave Charlie Dance a heart touching gesture for his terrible character in the film Game of Thrones.

In an interview with Hot Ones Show host Sean Evans openly shared with Dinklage his off-screen bond with co-star Charlie Dance.

Dinklage and Dance worked together as father and son on the HBO series.

He began by saying, “I love Charlie Dance, he's one of my favorite people and he played my father on the show and all my father…did on the show was humiliate me and sentence me to death.”

During the break from filming, Dance apologized for his character's humiliated dialogue, sharing, “So he made a habit of it because we would really invest in these things… talk about great dialogue.”

“Dan Wiess and David Benioff gave us the most amazing dialogue, so it really felt like he was really alive… like he came over between every take and just gently touched me on the shoulder,” Dinklage added.

Meanwhile, he recalled the emotional bond he formed with his co-star, saying, “Due to time constraints, we didn't want to step away and it also felt very fatherly.”

Before concluding, Dinklage praised: “He played a terrible person, but he's one of my favorite people and it was a shame how it ended in the toilet…”

For those unfamiliar, Tyrion Lannister, portrayed by Dinklage, killed his father Tywin Lannister in the bathroom in the final episode of the fantasy series' fourth season for calling her lover a “w****.”