The star “Game of Thrones” took hatred around the final: “annoying”

The eight -season Saga, based on George Martin’s books, once kept the audience in tension all over the world, but her end is still causing violent disputes. Now Nikolai Koster-Waldau joined the discussion the same Jaime Lannister, whose death in the final fans caused no fewer questions than his enemies.

In an interview with The Independent, the actor admitted that he has long been tired of the endless statements of the latest episodes:

“How to do. How can you do such a final so that everyone arranges? It is very difficult. Yes, people can have an opinion, but this is just a series. Someone told you a story, and you didn’t like the end. Yes, it’s very annoying, but …”

The final really split fans – many still believe that the death of Jaime and Cersei was Lannister every day and did not reach the level of the entire series. Instead of a dramatic denouement, the couple died under the rubble of the red castle, which the audience seemed too simple and even unfair for such important characters.

Immediately after the final release, many petitions appeared on the internet with requests for the latest series “Re -Re -“, and the choice of Bran Stark as a king of the six kingdoms was completely a meme.

However, the time continues and none of the makers intend to return to the subject of an alternative ending. Even Nikolai Koster-Waldau believes: no end could everyone enjoy without exception, and the constant Gulf of Hayit is rather annoying, which motivates a discussion.

The remaining actors of the “Game of Thrones” in recent years were also not aside. Keith Harington (John Snow) honestly admits that he has mixed feelings – he understands claims on individual creative solutions and admits that “by the end of mistakes have been made.” At the same time, the actor expressed his concern about how far some fans have gone, so that he let himself be personally and the negativity of the survey participants himself.

“Everyone has the right to have their own opinion,” said Harington. “But some viewers went too far.”

Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister) went even further and began to defend the final and said that the negative on the network was more like “the anger of the first to be abandoned.”