Interview
Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm) “never really felt” being on Game of Thrones was a “big deal”

With their incredible skill, Game of Thrones performers have spread their wings and made their mark on the filmmaking business. They are frequently seen in other famous series and films, providing fans with a nostalgic and pleasant feeling from their time on Game of Thrones. Jacob Anderson, who portrayed Grey Worm, was recently spotted on Interview with the Vampire. He recently reminisced about his Game of Thrones days.
How Game of Thrones was perceived by the actors
Game of Thrones was a worldwide phenomenon, and its characters became household names. But behind the scenes, the story was quite different. Anderson told NME, “The experience of making that show was so different to the way it was being perceived and metabolized by people who watched it. It was such a big deal, but it never really felt that way to me because the way we made the show felt quite small.”
Jacob Anderson initially didn’t want to act
Despite being a familiar face in the acting industry, Anderson initially wanted to opt out of it. He recalled, “Weirdly, I feel like I’ve been trying to escape performance for 20 years. I wanted to write and direct. I didn’t want to act – like, I didn’t really want to be looked at. I wanted to write songs and just do that. And I’ve ended up kind of doing the opposite.”
Read Next: Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm) talks about the possibility of his appearance in Jon Snow spinoff
🔥🐉 Eager for the latest House of the Dragon updates? Join the conversation on our PopCulture Discord group 🔥🐉
If you have any important filming news about House of the Dragon, or if you want to collaborate with us or want to write for us, please drop us a message here.
Official House of the Dragon Merchandise

-
Editorial4 weeks ago
When is House of the Dragon Season 2 coming out? Everything we know about the second season
-
News4 weeks ago
George R. R. Martin announces a new book: The Official Game of Thrones Cookbook
-
News4 weeks ago
Game of Thrones prequel ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ will begin shooting in Spring 2024
-
News4 weeks ago
House of The Dragon Season 2 confirmed to release in Summer 2024
-
News3 weeks ago
The first trailer for House of the Dragon Season 2 might arrive very soon!
-
News4 weeks ago
Prince Daeron Targaryen and Nettles are reportedly absent from House of the Dragon Season 2
-
News2 weeks ago
Get ready for the new line of House of the Dragon Funko Pops!
-
Media2 weeks ago
Peter Dinklage exudes Tyrion Lannister on the red carpet premiere of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes