Isaac Hempstead-Wright thought the end of "Game of Thrones" was a joke

Even Isaac Hempstead Wright thought that the end of "Game of Thrones" was a joke.

"When I arrived at [Dragonpit scene] in the last episode, they say to themselves, "What about Bran?" I had to get up and go around the room, "said the 20-year-old actor, who plays Bran Stark, at Entertainment Weekly in an interview published Monday.

In the final of Sunday night's "Game of Thrones," his character was crowned king of the six kingdoms in a shocking turn that only the three-eyed crow saw coming.

"I honestly thought it was a joke and that [showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] sent to all a script with their own character ends on the iron throne. "Yeah, good guy. Oh yes, it's really real?

"I'm happy," he said about the end. "Even if I actually wanted to die and be in a good death scene with an exploding head or something."

However, Wright knew that not everyone would like the result of the eight-season series.

"It's so difficult to finish a series as popular as this one without making some people shit," he said. "I do not think anyone will think it's predictable and that's all you can hope for. People will be angry. There will be many broken hearts. It's "bitter-sweet," just like George R.R. Martin wanted it. This is an appropriate conclusion to this epic saga. "

Wright told Page Six at the premiere of the final season that he was excited for life after the show ended.

"It looks like I've finished my studies again or something like that. It's like, right now, you're in the real world. Terrifying yes, but very exciting, "he said.