Before White Ramsey assumed Eli's role in "The Last of Us", the audience for the first time received an overview of them in "Game of Thrones", where they revived the young but brave Liana Mormont. Debut in Season 6, Ramsey made an impact in the role, with such a short -term performance and came out as an absolute boss, taking Gogant into the battle at Winterfell. However, if things went differently, the lady on the island of Bear could resemble Hawkins' hero and "Stranger Things" Starworm Milli Bobby Brown.

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As they appear on "The evening show with Jimi Fallon." Brown has revealed that he has auditioned for the role of Liana Mormont before finding herself upside down as eleven. According to The Star, the discharge of the role was the knock that struggled to withdraw from, almost giving up acting together. "I think I was very discouraged by the rejection, which is something I say to everyone, as it is, this industry is only full of rejecting 24/7," Brown explained. "Then I was arguing about Game of Thrones and I got not for it, then that's kind when I was like," Oh, this is really hard. " I guess I really loved that role. "Fortunately, things got paid for Brown elsewhere after trying for Lijana." Yes, that was the role I went. Instead, I got eleven! I'm not bitter!

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Long before White Ramsey hit the road with Pedro Pascal in the television series "The Last of Us", there were plans to adapt to a large video game screen, and the actor behind Aria Stark was an eye on Eli. As early as 2014, it was discovered that the then producer of the planned film, Sam Raimi, talked to Macy Williams about the immune hero of the story. Looking back, it is clear that Williams could have been miracles with the role, channeling the same kind of young and heavy soul strengthened by disturbing circumstances as Aria Stark did, even facing equally intimidating dangers and becoming as much as retaliatory as he was "playing".

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Williams was not the only potential choice for the role, as accidentally, Abi-Da-Bide Caitlin Dever There was as much as a table read about the role of Eli. Unfortunately, that project was deleted and with a time when it was resolved, the format of the TV show was the way to go, Williams and Dever were too old for the role. This left Ramsey, who almost pulled out of the audition Fearing fans' reactions, they finally take the role, especially after Drakman saw their auditory tape. "It was as if Eli was doing live action. He did not feel like he was watching an actor," he said. Fortunately, now with the "last of us" that enters its second season and "Stranger Things" set to announce its fifth and final, it seems that every solid solitary hero ended up where they were to be.

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