And Now Their Watch Is Ended…
THE END OF GAME OF THRONES is the end of an era. Not only for television, which it redefined as a blockbuster medium. Nor its fans, who have followed every death, twist and battle with obsessive devotion. But its cast, for who the show’s end represents the passing of eight years of work and life. SFX sat down with eight stars to find out how it feels to leave Westeros behind…
SOPHIE TURNER (Sansa Stark)
I think Game Of Thrones means everything to me. It’s been my adolescence, it’s been half of my life basically, and the only half I can really remember. It’s my family. I had substitute fathers, substitute uncles, substitute brothers. I met my best friend on there. It’s the best acting class I could have ever asked for. It’s been my whole life, and without Game Of Thrones I think I would be a completely different person.
JOHN BRA DLEY (Samwell Tarly)
was my entire twenties. It was my first everything..
