Game of Thrones fans say Conleth Hill is 'visibly p***ed' off with his character Lord Varys' death as he TOSSES away his script in documentary The Last Watch
- HBO aired the two-hour special about how the show was made on Sunday
Game Of Thrones fans claimed Conleth Hill looked 'p***ed' off with his character Lord Varys' death during reading in documentary The Last Watch which aired on Sunday on HBO.
In the HBO series, Daenerys Targaryen's dragon Drogo burnt The Spider (Hill) alive after the Mad Queen discovers he plans to poison her in an attempt to restore order in the Seven Kingdoms.
Social media was awash with fans drawing attention to 54-year-old Conleth's reaction to his character's dramatic end in the hotly-anticipated season eight.
So true: Game of Thrones fans said Conleth Hill was 'visibly p***ed' with his character Lord Varys' death as he TOSSED away his script during reading in documentary The Last Watch which aired on HBO on Sunday
'He's rocking back and forth and visibly p***ed,' one fan wrote, among the reaction to the documentary on social media.
Tense scenes showed an apparently disgruntled Conleth and Emilia Clarke reading through Varys' death sequence while sat among the rest of the cast.
Eagle-eyed followers pointed out the actor tossed his script aside after he fired off his character's last line.
Other fans wrote: 'He threw the script like get this shot out of my face.'
'DUDE WHO PLAYS VARYS IS P***ED LMFAOOO.'
'Honestly... i just got upset all over again. Varys was the smartest mf on this show and this is how he went out smh. As a "traitor" disgusted.'
Hilarious: Social media was awash with fans drawing attention to 54-year-old Conleth's reaction to his character's dramatic end in the hotly-anticipated season eight
Not happy: Tense scenes showed an apparently disgruntled Conleth and Emilia Clarke reading through Varys' death sequence while sat among the rest of the cast
'They really did my mans dirty. He didn't deserve that at all. All he did was speak facts.'
As well as the hilarious commentary on Conleth's response, fans also shared a series of funny memes to capture his unhappy response to the script.
The Last Watch takes die-hard fans behind-the-scenes for a sneak peek at how the star-studded cast pulled off the final season of Game Of Thrones.
Die hard fans: As well as the hilarious commentary on Conleth's response, followers also shared a series of funny memes to capture his unhappy response to the script
Pictured: The Last Watch takes die-hard fans behind-the-scenes for a sneak peek at how the star-studded cast pulled off the final season of Game Of Thrones
In May, Conleth claimed he took his character's fiery demise 'personally' as he shared his 'frustration' with the epic fantasy series.
He told Entertainment Weekly: 'I took it as a person. Not as an actor or an artist. You can't help feeling that you failed in some way. That you haven't lived up to some expectation that you didn't know about.
'I suppose the last couple of seasons weren't my favourite. That's fine though. It's the nature of a multi-character show. It was kind of frustrating, but as a whole, it's been overwhelmingly positive.'
Ouch: In May, Conleth claimed he took his character's fiery demise 'personally' as he shared his 'frustration' with the epic fantasy series
