What Game of Thrones Actors Said About Season 5s Biggest Moments
Warning Spoilers from the season 5 finale of Game of Thrones follow. Game of Thrones' fifth season may not have been a complete crowd pleaser, but it was certainly full of eventful twists and turns for its characters. From Sansa's brutal rape scene to Sunday night's cliffhanger-ridden finale, actors from the show have been weighing in on their characters' fates all season long. Sophie Turner on Sansa's rape, Fans may have been horrified by Sansa's brutal wedding night, but actress Sophie Turner told Entertainment Weekly that she was excited when she saw the script, Birgitte Hjort Sorensen on becoming a White Walker, Danish actress Birgitte Hjort Sorensen won viewers over in her one episode as a Wildling killed in an attack by White Walkers. She described shooting the battle scene as reminiscent of childhood fantasy to the New York Times, As for whether we'll meet her again on the other side of the battlefield, she said she's not yet sure "I've been told that no one knows what happens in the future on Game of Thrones.' To my knowledge, I've shot one episode. So I'm as excited as anyone else to find out what happens.", Kerry Ingram on Shireen's death, Many thought Shireen's death by burning was over-the-top gruesome, but the 16-year-old actress took it in stride, , Nevertheless, Liam Cunningham who plays her friend Davos told the New York Times, "It did hurt.", Emilia Clarke and Peter Dinklage on their characters meeting, Tyrion and Daenerys are two of the most cunning political minds on Game of Thrones, yet for much of the series they have lived worlds apart. In season five, they finally met and began to unite forces, much to the delight of viewers. Clarke told EW that their scenes together were a pleasure to shoot, Dinklage, for his part, saw their conversation as the beginning of a professional development for his character, Kit Harington on Jon Snow's death, Harington knew what was coming for his character before he saw the script, but was pleased with the way the episode actually played out, telling EW, "I didn't realize it would be the final shot of the season and that made it extra special. As to whether Snow might not be dead after all, or might be raised from the dead, he said the show-runners phrased it to him in no uncertain terms "I've been told I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm not coming back next season. So that's all I can tell you, really.", Lena Headey on Cersei's walk of shame, Say what you will about the conniving Cersei, but watching her walk naked through the city as penance for her sins was a brutal moment for the season 5 finale. Actress Lena Headey told EW she doesn't think anyone deserves that treatment. Let the countdown begin until another season filled with brutal fates for characters good and evilseason 6 arrives in April 2016.