Here’s what the night king from Game Of Thrones looks like in real life

Here’s what the night king from Game Of Thrones looks like in real life

*** WARNING, WARNING, F***EN SPOILERS BELOW AY ***

So, the f**ken Night King is pretty much a done and dusted part of the Game of Thrones story, and thank f**k for that. Not because he wasn’t a bloody relentless villain – he was – but because for a while there, it really seemed like he might be about to bring eternal winter to the Seven Kingdoms. While it would have been a joy to see Cersei get her s**t f**ked up, no one really wanted to see Jon and the Stark’s cop it. Anyway, it might surprise you to know the Night King’s not a CGI villain and is, in fact, played by Vladimir Furdik.

Credit: HBO

Before this role, Furdik’s been best known as a stuntman with roles in Thor: The Dark World and Skyfall. He also had a role in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and in Prometheus. Nevertheless, it’s bound to be this stint as the menacing Night King that cements him in the upper echelons of great television villains.

Credit: Vladimir Furdik

Despite that, Furdik actually seems like a pretty chilled guy if you check out his Instagram. It shows him getting intimate with a horse, hanging out with other Game of Thrones cast-members and in the middle of what’s no doubt an epic cosmetic session as he prepares for a day of raising the undead and bringing winter south of the wall.

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Credit: Vladimir Furdik

What’s probably most impressive, though, is the dude’s sword-fighting warm-up. While we’re sure someone will correct us when we say he looks like a mad swordsman, we’re going to assume that he’s at least better than the dude who chopped his mate’s nose off at a party. Have a look at him swinging two bloody swords and making like a proper D&D character rolling critical hits on that D20.

F**k yes, Vladimir. F**k yes!

Credit: Vladimir Furdik

Final thought: We’re not gonna bulls**t you, we totally get it if you thought the Night King was a CGI character. At times, Furdik’s portrayal nailed the b**tard’s inhuman movements while still giving him enough of a personality to make him both terrifying and hateful.

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Video Link: Vladimir Furdik

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