July 19, 2014
SPOILER ALERT: This story may hold awhile ago unrevealed insights about the plot of Game Of Thrones. Games Of Thrones fans were disheartened when Sean Bean's famous character Ned Stark was executed at the end of the first season.
What's more it appears the performing artist may have felt the same way, on the grounds that he's presently communicated his enthusiasm toward a come back to the tremendously mainstream HBO dream dramatization - in flashback structure in association with his on-screen child Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead-Wright).
"I'm his father, so that would be great fun," he told Vulture.
"Just to go back to that for a while, it would be such fun to do. It would be great!
"It would be bizarre, but it would be great! So I guess if they're going to do flashbacks, then yeah!"
Furthermore the 55-year-old star was cheerful to pontificate on why Ned could put in an appearance once more.
"That should happen, shouldn't it? I've definitely got some unfinished business that needs to be resolved there.
"I'm obviously not Jon Snow's dad. And you need that to be revealed at some point, don't you? So Bran would kind of be the one having the flashback, and he would see Ned praying, right? And revealing those things?
"You never know what those guys are going to do with that. It's got to be something special. But I'm into that. I certainly would be into that."
Furthermore he even urged the site to help him express what is on his mind.
SPOILER ALERT: This story may hold awhile ago unrevealed insights about the plot of Game Of Thrones. Games Of Thrones fans were disheartened when Sean Bean's famous character Ned Stark was executed at the end of the first season.
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What's more it appears the performing artist may have felt the same way, on the grounds that he's presently communicated his enthusiasm toward a come back to the tremendously mainstream HBO dream dramatization - in flashback structure in association with his on-screen child Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead-Wright).
"I'm his father, so that would be great fun," he told Vulture.
"Just to go back to that for a while, it would be such fun to do. It would be great!
"It would be bizarre, but it would be great! So I guess if they're going to do flashbacks, then yeah!"
Furthermore the 55-year-old star was cheerful to pontificate on why Ned could put in an appearance once more.
"That should happen, shouldn't it? I've definitely got some unfinished business that needs to be resolved there.
"I'm obviously not Jon Snow's dad. And you need that to be revealed at some point, don't you? So Bran would kind of be the one having the flashback, and he would see Ned praying, right? And revealing those things?
"You never know what those guys are going to do with that. It's got to be something special. But I'm into that. I certainly would be into that."
Furthermore he even urged the site to help him express what is on his mind.
