Game Of Thrones: the king of the night misunderstood by the Slovak stuntman Vladimir Furdik

His character had a terrible end during the battle of Winterfell in the third episode of the last season of Game Of Thrones.

And the sadistic Night King was unmasked as Slovak stuntman turned actor, Vladimir Furdik, who had previously appeared in the blockbuster Skyfall and Thor: The Dark World.

No more CGI's strange prostheses and blue eyes, while the 48-year-old star shows chiseled features and clbadic looks on her Instagram page.

Unmasked: The King of Game Of Thrones Night Night has been unmasked as a Slovak stuntman turned Slovak, Vladimir Furdik

Iconic: No more CGI's mysterious prosthesis and blue eyes (above), while the 48-year-old star shows chiseled features and clbadic looks on her Instagram page.

Giving insight into his perverse role in Game of Thrones – which he has been playing since the sixth season – the star is wearing makeup covered in pale gray prosthetics and posing with co-stars Gwendoline Christie and Kristofer Hivju.

Showing that he looks nothing like his ruthless alter-ego on the screen, we see Vladimir enjoying an ice cream before filming a battle scene and adorably kissing a horse on the nose.

The Welsh actor Richard Brake had previously played at the Night King in seasons four and five.

The first release of Vladimir in Hollywood took place in The Three Musketeers in 1993, with Charlie Sheen and Kiefer Sutherland.

Transformed: giving a glimpse of his perverse role in Game of Thrones – which he's been playing since the sixth season, the star is wearing makeup under a dove gray prosthesis

Famous friends: Vladimir poses with his co-star Kristofer Hivju in a jiffy

He has also starred in films including Thor: The Dark World, 2013 and Skyfall.

The piece also appeared as a double for Nicholas Cage in the 2011 film, The Witch Season, sharing a photo of his transformation.

His acting credits include a role in the 2011 Sherlock Holmes movie: A Shadow Game, as a Andrzej, one of the gypsies guiding Holmes and his friends beyond the French border, pursued by the henchmen of Moriarty.

Cute: showing that he looks nothing like his ruthless alter-ego on the screen, we see Vladimir enjoying an ice cream before filming a battle scene and adorably kissing a horse on the nose.

Banter: The star poses with a look-alike while he celebrates the success of the show

Here it is: He posed with Gwendoline Christie on Instagram

Change: The star unveiled her awesome prostheses in this makeup chair slap

Although her terrifying face became an emblem of the war waged by her White Walker army, the star also appeared without her iconic prosthetics.

In season six, episode five, The Door, Vladimir plays a mortal man chosen by the children of the forest to become their weapon against men.

He is tied to a tree and stabbed by the head of Children of the Forest, Leaf, turning him into the first white Walker.

The king of the night provoked a frenzy among the fans after his death at the Battle of Winterfell of Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) after the disappearance of all hope.

She stabbed him with his Valyrian steel dagger, killing him with his dragon glbad blade and slaughtering all the white walkers.

Farewell: The Night King caused a frenzy among fans after his death at the Battle of Winterfell Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) after the disappearance of all hope.

Goodbye: she stabbed him with his Valyrian steel dagger, killing him with his dragon glbad blade and slaughtering all the white walkers en mbade