The most notable example being the one of G.R.R. A similar concept is used for crew as well. a Lannister lion for Peter Dinklage, a three-headed dragon for Emilia Clarke. The sigils of the cast members are their character's house, e.g.
Martin which seems to look like a "NES controller d-pad" is in reality a turtle. Lisa's is a quill and Greg's is a flying bird. I can't really make it out but some sort of cat or a helm looking left. I've seen it noted that the crew got to choose their own sigils for the credits but I haven't actually been able to track down a reliable source for the claim yet though it sounds plausible.
This joke was made by Benioff and Weiss in reference to a wrap party at which he er, overindulged himself, back when he worked as their assistant.ĭen of Geek!, 67 Things You Didn't Know About Game of Thrones Season 4 Look closely next to writer Bryan Cogman’s name in the opening credits and you’ll see his ‘House Sigil’ is a vomiting maester. This is allegedly a vomiting maester after Bryan had a bit too much too drink at a wrap party though I'm not sure how true the claim is. The answer by gives the reasoning for his in that it is a turtle because "Turtles have always been my sigil, I suppose.".
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