Lily Allen is known all over the world for her music, while her brother Alfie Allen is probably best known for the role of "Game of Thrones" by the FBO. What the fans of any may not know is that the two have come close to crossing paths in Westeros. At Game of Thrones, Alfie Allen was played by Teon Grayhoy, the son and successor of King Balon Grayhoy (Patrick Malachide) on the Ironelesis Islands, which were taken as a grade of Lord Eddard Stark (John Bin). The Teon's story was one of the most brutal In the famous brutal series, watching Starks hand only to be trapped, tortured, mutilated and enslaved by Ramzi Bolton (Ivan Reon).

Profiting the traditional series of fantasies in its gloomy and relentless violent display of a world inspired by the harsh reality of medieval England, there are many valid reasons that every actor may have rejected the role of "Game of Thrones". Although the series was monumentally successful, many of its stars had to be comfortable with tormenting violent scenes, complete frontal nudity and unpleasant themes such as incest. When Lily Allen approached the series, the role the producers had in the mind to move a little far away in such a nasty comfort territory.

In a Redit asked me something In 2014, Lily Allen was asked about the role of her brother at Game of Thrones, and she revealed she was asked to appear in the role of Cameo in the series. The role she obviously offered was quite more essential than Kimo - Hara Grayhoy, the sister of theon. As the fans of Game of Thrones know, when Teon first united with her sister, whom she had not seen since childhood, she posed as a stranger. Teon, notorious female, unwittingly flirting with Fara and began to touch her intimately. Understandably, Alfie Allen's real sister was not thrilled by the possibility of appearing in such a scene with her true brother.

Discovering that Hara's role was offered to "Game of Thrones," Lily Allen said:

"But they asked me to make a" Game of Thrones ", they asked me if I was interested in playing the sister of Teon and I felt uncomfortable because I would have to go on a horse and he would touch me and ***

As Allen mentioned, several musicians had Music Kloeos of "Game of Thrones" - including Safeur Reese, Ed Sheran and Will Champion of Coldplay - drawing on their talents to revive the diets and ballads of the Westeros world.