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Game of Thronesis one the biggest Television series ever made, based on the novelA Song of Ice and Fireby fiction writer George R.R Martin. Actors associated with the project have gained not just popularity, but a loyal fan-base attracted to this high-stakes political drama.

Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell in HBO series, Game of Thrones.

Game of Thronesis known for it’s trademark fantasy elements and gory scenes. There are quite a lot of brutal fights, war sequences and deaths filmed in the series. One such scene involves the barbaric death of Oberyn Martell, played by actor Pedro Pascal. This shocking scene in the fourth season of the show terrified fans, even though the actor felt rather calm.

All that blood made for a cathartic experience

The filming ofOberyn Martell’s death scene was rather brutal, it required intense choreography and lots of special effects. The scene included a brutal fight sequence betweenPedro Pascal’scharacter and Gregor Clegane, played by Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson.

The iconic moment when Pascal’s character is defeated and Clegane or ‘The Mountain’ crushes his skull causing blood to spill out his eyes, was a shocking turn of events for fans. The scene is utmost gruesome and trauma-inducing forGame Of Thronesfans, but the actor had a contrasting experience.

Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell and Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Gregor Clegane fight scene in season 4 of Games of Thrones

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There were all of these fleshy bits that they were kind of placing all over my face, and pumping blood so that it would pool, you know, and spread through the amphitheatre for this good wide shot of the two of us from above,

And I was dead asleep

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Pascal in an interview on First We Feast’s Hot Ones ,revealed how despite all the gore, the death scene was very relaxing for him. He said the day they shot the sequence was scorching hot, and the fake blood travelling through Björnsson’s body felt cool on his face.

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It was very cathartic, and I went into the deepest sleep I’ve been in,

The Last of Usstar also said that his co-star Björnsson was ‘the gentlest man ever,’ who was very careful during the final scene. Pascal had channelled all the angst and suffering of his character in the final death scene, making it a very cathartic experience.

the mountain crushes Oberyn’s eyes through his skull in Game of Thrones

Other works and movies

Not a lot of fans know, but Pascal has appeared in several notable television series and films throughout his career. His early works include playing Edward in the tv seriesBuffy the Vampire Slayer, the character of Steve in the showNurse Jackie,and David Portillo inHomeland.

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But he became notably famous for his roles as Oberyn Martell inGame of Thronesand as the lead inThe Last of Us.The star has risen in fame in the recent years due to his charismatic personality and versatile acting chops.

Watch all seasons ofGame of Throneson Amazon Prime Video.

Shruti Pathak

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An entertainment writer with a passion for storytelling that transcends genres, Shruti Pathak is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in English. She is also a devoted poetry enthusiast, exploring the beauty of language and emotion through verse. Obsessed with the show Friends, a self-proclaimed swiftie, and inspired by classical literature these are just some characteristics that describe the novice writer. Newly joining FandomWire as an intern writer, she hopes to share her thoughts while sharpening her writing skills on various entertainment topics.

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