Kit Harington and Sophie Turner defend the last season of Game of Thrones amid criticism

Do not ask Kit Harington or Sophie Turner to tell you about the disappointing final. the season of Game of Thrones while the actors who have played Jon Snow and Sansa Stark in the fantasy drama say that it is "disrespectful" to badume that the people behind the show are not giving the best of their abilities.

Harington said that show reviews could go f ** k themselves "because those in the series alone know the amount of work that was needed to make the show a resounding success. [19659006] "What I feel for the series right now is quite challenging. I think it does not matter what people think of this season – and I do not want to sound mean about the critics here, but no matter what critic who spends half an hour writing on this season and to make her (negative) judgment on her, she can go Harley told Esquire magazine in an interview

The actor, who joined the series at the age of 20, said he saw people pbad by. sleepless nights in the series.

dropped, I do not give af ** k because everyone tried their best. That's how I feel. In the end, no one has more fans of the show than us and we do it somehow for ourselves. That's all we could do, really. And I was just happy that we had reached the end, "he said.

Turner thinks that Daenerys' transformation into Mad Queen, a sore point for many viewers, was quite in phase with the way the show has constantly produced twists and turns

"Honestly, I'm not surprised, people always have an idea in mind of how they want a show, and when that does not not appropriate, they start talking about it and rebelling.

"The thing about" Game of Thrones "It has always been amazing, there have always been crazy twists, since season 1 with Neder's beheading So, Daenerys is becoming something of the crazy queen, it should not be such a negative thing for the fans, it's a shock, that's for sure, but I think it's just because it did not work, "she told the New York Times. 19659012] Turner believes that it is not fair to reject the contribution of the actors and the team, and to ask for a remake of the last season via an online petition.

"All these petitions and things like that, I think it's disrespectful to the team, the writers and filmmakers who worked tirelessly for 10 years and for 11 months of filming. the last season. Like 50 night something shoots. So many people worked so much, so hard, and people throw it in the trash because it's not what they want, it's a lack of respect, "he said. she said.

Maisie Williams' response to critics was very much in keeping with Arya Stark, her character on the screen.

"Just for the memes," Williams said in a quick response on Twitter.