Game of Thrones on-screen character Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has remarked on the wrath of fan analysis and wrath the HBO show got in its eighth and last season.
Coster-Waldau played the role of Jaime Lannister in the show ended this May.
At a fan Q&A, Nikolaj, as detailed by Huffpost talked about how the cast of the show responded to the criticism.
He stated, "Every season has been intense in terms of the attention and discussion, but it was extraordinarily intense for a final season. And we have this WhatsApp group, the actors, and I saw some people getting a little upset because some of the stuff is vicious, and if you make the mistake of starting reading all that shit, because if you guys get really angry about something ― I'm sure you did, some of you ― so you write to each other and go, 'F***ing a**holes. This is so not what would happen! They ruined, they butchered George's world!'"
"It's just fun for you, but of course some got a little upset," he included.
Game of Thrones, made by David Benioff, DB Weiss jumped up from the dream arrangement called A Song of Ice and Fire by George RR Martin. From season 6, the show outpaced the book arrangement and fans affirm that was where the nature of the composing dropped exponentially and the showrunners rushed through significant plot focuses to get as far as possible.
The last season likewise did not enamor the critics. It scored 58 percent at Rotten Tomatoes, with the agreement being, "Game of Thrones' last season dupes the ladies of Westeros, yielding fulfilling character bends for reaching the end.
Coster-Waldau proceeded, "There was that kind of weird feeling of, 'What the hell? We worked so hard. I'm not asking anyone to feel sorry, by the way. That's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying how it was to get through that whole thing."
