Naturally, Bean backs his Game of Thrones son Richard Madden (Robb Stark) for the role: Remember: Bean’s James Bond villain was personally killed in 1995’s Goldeneye by then-Bond Pierce Brosnan. Moving on, Bean weighed in on who he’d like to play the next James Bond after Daniel Craig exits the role. Martin wanted to happen to Ned - and it did.” But I wish I’d have got stuck now! But it was very clear what (GoT author) George R.R. Looking back, Bean has one small regret about his time on Game of Thrones.”They made it very clear at the time I was going to die, and I thought, ‘I don’t want to get stuck in one of these series that lasts seven years’.
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After all, who wants a movie or television series spoiled for them like that? Just like poor Ned, thinking of the greater good. I did do one job and they said, ‘We’re going to kill you’, and I was like, ‘Oh no!’ and then they said, ‘Well, can we injure you badly?’ and I was like, ‘OK, so long as I stay alive this time’. I’ve said, ‘They know my character’s going to die because I’m in it!’ I just had to cut that out and start surviving, otherwise it was all a bit predictable. Everywhere he goes, he dies.īut now, the veteran actor has begun to refuse roles that end in his character dying, as he revealed in an interview with The Sun. That might sound like simple vanity, but the man who played the honorable and selfless Ned Stark so effectively has another reason for his newfound love of life: Hell, Bean was even a featured target on the Hitman series of video games.
That includes being thrown from a satellite dish in Goldeneye, being peppered with arrows in The Fellowship of the Ring, and of course, getting beheaded in Game of Thrones. Sean Bean long ago became synonymous with death, meeting his maker in a variety of ways onscreen.
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