'Game of Thrones' stars reveal which characters they didn't want killed off
— -- "Game of Thrones" is known for killing off our favorite characters with little or no warning -- and while viewers of the hit HBO series are often shocked by these plot developments, it turns out the actors on the fantasy series often are too.
During a Comic-Con International panel on Friday, some of the show's stars revealed which characters they wish hadn't died, according to a recap by Entertainment Weekly.
Gwendoline Christie (“Brienne of Tarth”): “Catelyn Stark”
Alfie Allen ("Theon Greyjoy"): “Khal Drogo”
Conleth Hill ("Lord Varys"): “Catelyn Stark”
Jacob Anderson (“Grey Worm”): “I’m still hurting about Ned Stark.”
Sophie Turner (“Sansa Stark”): “I just loved working with Jack Gleeson so much that I have to say Joffrey.”
Liam Cunningham (“Davos Seaworth”): “I’d have to say my baby girl Shireen. That still hurts.”
Nathalie Emmanuel (“Missandei”): “I’m still heartbroken about Hodor.”
John Bradley (“Samwell Tarly”): “Robb Stark ... and if there’s one character I wish they hadn’t killed it would be Jon Snow to save us from having been asked about it every five minutes for a whole year.”
Isaac Wright (“Bran Stark”): “Some of the direwolves,” he joked to Kristian Nairn, who portrays Hodor on the show.
