'Game Of Thrones' Creators Reveal Their Favourite Character Deaths From Show. Can You Guess?
'Game of Thrones' creators David Benioff and DB Weiss have revealed their favourite character death from the wildly-popular series.
Who doesn't remember the HBO uber-popular TV series 'Game of Thrones'? The series first premiered in 2011, and it eventually ran for eight seasons, with a total of 73 episodes airing between April 17,2011- May 19, 2019. The show is widely regarded as one of the best TV series ever. The HBO show is still known for its explicit scenes and gory character deaths. In the latest Hollywood celebrity news, show creators David Benioff and DB Weiss chatted with Josh Horowitz for his YouTube channel and it was then that they discussed their favourite character deaths from the wildly-popular series.
Speaking about character deaths, David chose Ramsay Bolton's demise as his favourite.
“At the end of Battle of Bastards, When Sophie fixed the sticks to half, you know, on the bastard, she does a walk away, you don't really actually see the death, you see some of it in the background. But you don't really see the depth. But what you do see is Sophie's smile, or Sansa's smile," Hindustan Times quoted David as saying.
"And it was all in one shot. And we did it you know, seven times or something. I just remember standing there with Dan. And when she finally got like, she nailed it on the seventh or eighth time and it was just that feeling of like that's such that's so epic. I mean, Sophie was so good and when she when she got that shot, I just felt like that I can now die happy. Maybe I should have died happy right then,” he added.
For the unversed, after being battered and bruised by Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Sophie Turner's Sansa Stark feeds her psychotic husband Lord Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) to his own hounds.
Speaking on the same topic, Weiss said, "Favourite death? It was fun, it was so much killing of of good guys that when we finally got to really kill both Joffrey in season four and Ramsay Bolton in season six, it was fun to go back to the old fashioned kind of joys of just killing off a really bad guy. It felt like it was maybe balancing the scales a little bit. So that that was always enjoyable.”
'Game of Thrones' launched careers of several actors such as Emilia Clarke, Sophie Turner, and Kit Harington. 'Game of Thrones' prequel series 'House of the Dragon' will be airing its second season later this year.
David Benioff and DB Weiss's show '3 Body Problem' recently premiered on Netflix, and the eight-episode series has received mixed reaction. However, the show is being criticised by Chinese state media for promoting "American cultural hegemony."
