Game of Thrones season 8: Even the actors are unhappy with the last season

The Biggest Show In the world, HBO's Game of Thrones is also experiencing the biggest fall on television. While season 7 was pbadable, fans are not happy with the last season of the series. This makes leaps of logic never seen before in the series.

Many attribute this to the still incomplete series of books on which the series is based and to writers who must write their own material. Since they have to compose their own stuff from points of the overall plot, the belief is that they write the story not like George RR Martin would have written it, but that They add their own twist.

They also seem to be fast – stalking the show until its end.

The cast members also do not seem entirely satisfied with the last season. Now, they can not express their frustration openly, but this translates into textual and video interviews if you pay attention. We think they'll be more honest a few years later.

There is a video above that shows, among other stars, Emilia Clarke, who plays the role of Daenerys, claiming that it is the best season of all time.

Conleth Hill, who played Varys in the series, openly expressed his anger and annoyance at how his character had been killed in the series while he was addressing Entertainment Weekly. He said, "I took it very personally. I took it as a person, not as an actor or an artist. I understood the reactions of previous actors who had been in the same position a lot more than me at the time. You can not help but think that you have failed in one way or another, that you did not expect a wait that you did not know about. "

He added:" The only thing that consoles you, is that people who work a lot harder than you are in the same boat. So it helps. I do not think anyone who has not lived it can identify with her. They say to themselves, "What is it? Anyway, you finish all. But you take it personally, you can not help it. "

The actor also believes that the series went astray when it preceded George's books. He said: "I loved traveling with [Tyrion actor Peter Dinklage] and just us two in this cart. I think what was said here included the nature of monsters and strangers so precisely. In a way, it was lost when we pbaded books. This particular interest in quirks was not as effective as it was. Last season and this season, there were great scenes, then I came and gave you some kind of weather report – "the movie at 11". I thought he was losing his knowledge. If he was such a smart man and had such resources, how come he does not know anything? This added to my dismay. It is now corrected to obtain a great and noble end. But it was frustrating for two seasons.

Nathalie Emmanuel, who played the role of Missandei, explained the dubious story of the series in terms of diversity and representation. She told EW, "I understand the indignation of people, I understand the sorrows, because it's the conversation around the performance. It is safe to say that Game of Thrones has been criticized for its lack of representation and that Missandei and Gray Worm have represented so many people because they are only two. So it's a conversation about when you air shows like this, that you're included in your casting. I knew what it meant that she was there, I know what it meant that I existed in the spaces that I am because when I was growing up, I did not see people like me, but this n & rsquo; Is that when she left I really felt what it really meant to say until I perceived the outcry and the outpouring of love, of indignation and anger, and I really understood what that meant. "