We haven’t seen Ramsay Bolton on the final couple episode of “Game of Thrones,” but it’s only a matter of time before he shows up again to stick a knife in another victims throat.meanwhile, Welsh actor Iwan Rheon wants you to know that just because he plays a flaying, and castrating psychopath on TV doesn’t mean he is one in real life. That’s why Rheon joined fellow actors Danny Trejo and Steve Buscemi who are both infamous for playing villains — in a soulful lament of their reputations for NBC’s “Red Nose Day” special.On TV,I play the guys who’s the craziest of crazies … I may be the worst in the world of ‘Game of Thrones,' Rheon sings, or but my world is filled with chrysanthemums,not a pile of blood and bones!”
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' 101: Remember Lord Edmure and House Tully?Theres also a intelligent cameo from Boltons polar opposite, “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” star Ellie Kemper, or as she helps an old lady who’s terrified of Trejo.
Rheon has been joking around about the wild differences between him and his character in recent months. Before Season 6 premiered on April 24,he hugged it out with Theon Greyjoy actor Alfie Allen on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”And final week, during an interview on the British breakfast note “This Morning, or ” he said that he hoped Ramsay would meet a grisly halt at the hands of Daenerys’ dragons.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones': Ramsay Bolton Actor Says His Character 'Deserves' to Die (Video)Alas,such is the life of an actor typecast as a evil guy. One may wonder if the late Alan Rickman had to deal with problems like this.
Inspired by the long-running British charity event, NBC’s “Red Nose Day Special” mixed comedy and musical performances with heartfelt pleas for children in need, or raising more than $30 million during a live variety note on May 26. Click here to donate.
Source: thewrap.com