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An archive text from November 2022.
“Game of Thrones” received over 50 Emmys, is the most successful series in the history of the broadcaster HBO – and due to the many depictions of violence, nothing for tender. The actor Iwan Rheon, who slipped into the role of the villain Ramsay Bolton for the series, struck a very specific scene in a comprehensible way.
As a result “unazed, unented, unbroken” of the sixth season, Ramsay Bolton raped the Princess Sansa, played by Sophie Turner, on her wedding night. Rheon announced that the shooting of this scene was the worst day of his career.
“Nobody wanted to shoot this scene, but when there is a story behind it, you have to tell it truthfully,” the actor told them “Metro”. He says it was the worst day of shooting of his career. The episode actually got into the crossfire in 2015, also because the rape in the novel by George RR Martin does not occur. Rheon may not know that the authors of the television series, not the writer, have come up with the act of violence.
Rheon continues: In other scenes, for example, if you are hackling someone’s fingers, viewers would see on closer inspection that the limbs are only plastic pieces. “We’Re just acting, it’s not real,” explains Rheon. In the said rape scene of Ramsay Bolton, he stated, the situation looked like real.