Nikolaj Coster-Waldau of Game Of Thrones fame is a silver fox on family outing to see Billie Eilish show in LA
He became a global dreamboat on Game Of Thrones.
And Nikolaj Coster-Waldau looked every inch the silver fox on a family outing to see Billie Eilish in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The 48-year-old Dane has been married to his wife Nukaaka since 1997 and they share two teen daughters, Fillippa, 18, and Safina, 16.
Smoldering: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau looked every inch the silver fox on a family outing to see Billie Eilish in Los Angeles on Wednesday
Nikolaj cut a dashing figure in a pair of colorful tartan pants, fashionably half-tucking in his print T-shirt for his night out.
The TV icon, who has allowed a grey beard to grow out, rounded off his concert ensemble with a pair of sneakers.
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Nukaaka is the daughter of a former Greenlandic cabinet minister and has herself been both a beauty queen and a professional singer.
Nikolaj became a star in his home country with the 1994 film Nightwatch and then became a global superstar on HBO's Game Of Thrones beginning in 2011.
Details: The 48-year-old Dane has been married to his wife Nukaaka since 1997 and they share two teen daughters, Fillippa, 18, and Safina, 16
The Scandinavian hunk starred as the high-born Jaime Lannister, who is having an affair with his twin sister Cersei, played by Lena Headey.
After a blockbusting run, the show concluded in April at the end of an eighth season that has attracted a great deal of controversy.
In a recent interview with Esquire Malaysia, he broke down his character's combination of charisma and moral missteps.
'I had friends who were the funniest and nicest guys, and they were the biggest liars and crooks. Didn’t make them less funny,' he dished.
What a life: Nukaaka is the daughter of a former Greenlandic cabinet minister and has herself been both a beauty queen and a professional singer
On the show, Cersei and Jaime die in each other's embrace when they attempt to escape their city during an attack and the tunnel they have entered caves in.
'I will say, I wanted a better death,' Lena admitted to the Guardian, sharing that she was 'kind of gutted' by the scene that appeared on the series.
'I just think they couldn’t have pleased everyone. No matter what they did, I think there was going to be some big comedown from the climb,' she acknowledged.
Game over: Here he is seen portraying Jaime Lannister in Game Of Thrones
