Isaac Hempstead-Wright of Game Of Thrones reveals everything about his return to university

Few world-famous stars find fame and try to lead a very ordinary life.

But Isaac Hempstead-Wright talked about trying to integrate with the University after making a difference on Game Of Thrones.

Aged 19, determined to continue his studies, he studied mathematics in Birmingham.

The students were quickly released, they were working alongside a star and he told Esquire Magazine everything he could about his first year and the carnage that accompanied him.

Isaac, who plays Bran Stark in the series, said: "I had the nicest roommates.

"But it was very difficult to make friends, I do not think I'll ever be able to have a normal university experience, which is kind of sad.

"I could not relax and go out for a drink or get drunk or anything, because if I did, someone would say," I saw Bran and he was completely screwed up. "

"I was a little hermit, my ex-girlfriend came to visit and we sat in my room for a week."

He added, "I went out for an evening in a horrible club, and it was just … a mbadacre.

"There were so many tweets in. And because your email is in the public domain, I told myself, billions of emails from people going:" Hi Three Eyed Raven! "

"I was just trying to find out where my next lecture was."

Game Of Thrones is expected to return for its eighth and final series later this month.

"All episodes are longer, more or less," he said. "Obviously, there are big battles, the third episode will be different.

"There are definitely things that end in many seasons when you say," Oh, I never thought it would come back. "

"And characters who have never been together are getting closer now, we saw that Daenerys was in Winterfell.

"It was cool to work with people on the set I knew in a social context, but with whom I had never worked before, Emilia, she's really adorable."