Game of Thrones’ Iwan Rheon shares surprising fan stories

Peeling it up with Ramsay Bolton.

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Ramsay Bolton from Game of Thrones remains a standout villain. Actor Iwan Rheon, who portrayed the character, shares surprising fan reactions and discusses his new role in Peacock’s Those About to Die.

Breakdown

  • Ramsay Bolton is one of the most memorable villains in Game of Thrones.
  • Welsh actor Iwan Rheon portrayed the character with chilling precision.
  • In an interview, Rheon talks about his new series and fan interactions.
  • Rheon reveals that despite Ramsay’s evil ways, fans treat him well.
  • New series Those About to Die draws comparisons to Game of Thrones.

Plot Beats

  • Ramsay Bolton’s Actions: Begins as an ally to House Stark but betrays them for the Lannisters.
  • Notorious Deeds: Tortures Theon Greyjoy, renaming him “Reek”, and marries Sansa Stark.
  • Ultimate Downfall: Meets his end when Jon Snow arrives to reclaim Winterfell.

Cast and Crew

  • Iwan Rheon: Plays Ramsay Bolton in Game of Thrones and Tenax in Those About to Die.
  • Additional Cast: Sara Martins, Dimitri Leonaidas, Jojo Macari, and Anthony Hopkins in Those About to Die.
  • Creators: Robert Rodat and Roland Emmerich for Those About to Die.

Buzz and Highlights

Iwan Rheon on his interactions with Game of Thrones’ fans:

“People go, ‘Yeah, I hate you, you b*****d,’ but it’s always a bit tongue in cheek.”

“People generally know that I’m an actor, I hope…I don’t really get (any negativity). But other people, maybe they don’t speak to me because I suppose if you really thought I was the character, you wouldn’t come up to me and talk to me. Because you really don’t want to talk to someone like Ramsay Bolton. It’s a risky business.”

  • Rheon’s portrayal of Ramsay left a lasting impression despite appearing in only 20 episodes.
  • Renewed interest in Game of Thrones with the premiere of House of the Dragon.

Production Notes

  • Those About to Die: Set in ancient Rome, dives into the world of gladiator spectacles.
  • Less fantastical elements compared to Game of Thrones; more grounded in historical context.
  • Rheon has not yet watched House of the Dragon.

Closing Credits

Stay tuned for more from Iwan Rheon in Those About to Die. Catch Game of Thrones streaming on Max and the new series on Peacock.

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