The Sunday night episode was all about The Night King and we all know his fate now.
He is dead.
Vladimir Furdik, the man behind the mysterious and terrifying character, killed by Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), speaks for the first time of his death.
"It was a very moving day and night," Furdik told The Hollywood Reporter. "It was so strong, I spent all my energy playing it, and (Williams) It was not an easy day, it was cold, it was raining, it was on a wire, in a harness, jumping several times.This was not just once, it was maybe 15 times.When I have to hold it under the jaw and that it seems that it dies, we have I had to spend a lot of energy on this particular scene, it was very, very difficult, we are very good friends, we know each other, it was not easy for me to pretend to hurt her. When I grabbed it under the jaw, it was not easy (in practical terms) If you make a bad shot – if you do not catch it well – it could have an injury. Was under pressure and she was under pressure, it was not an easy day. "
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This very dark battle of Winterfell that everyone looked aside took three months to shoot and Furdik said it was as difficult to conduct as you think.
"It was one of the most difficult jobs of my life," he said. "We had meetings (the individual actors for their own fights), depending on who's fighting: Jorah (Iain Glen), Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and what they do." For each fight with these actors we have prepared exactly the moves for them.Every move, and every move they made, was prepared over weeks and weeks and hours and hours.We were so busy.Every movement that occurs does occur not just because, it happens because we prepared it – jump – everything. "
Will Furdik miss anything to play Night King?
"I do not know," he added. "I do not have an answer to that, nothing."
Well, you have it now.
