It is believed that with the widespread team of big people in the HBO "A Game of Thrones" series, someone had to clash with the show directors. There are dozens of talented performers in major roles, and even more in the surrounding roles, and with difficulty filming complicated scenes with tons of accessories and unpleasant costumes at a time, it is sincerely shocking that there were no more conflicts. However, one actor took exactly zero guff from anyone, and not only reinforced the directors, but stopped filming when he failed to appear from the set: The deceased Dame Diana RigWho showed the strict and smart Lady Olena Tirell, a matriarch of the Tyrell family. While such behavior would be inconsistent and frustrating by most actors, when it is an absolute living legend like Rig, things are a little different. Some of the crew, especially the directors, found her frightening, while some of her castles were thrilled by her stupidity.

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In the book "Game of Thrones" behind the scenes "Fire cannot kill Dragon" (courtesy Fun weekly), Cast and Crew remembered how Rig would fight directors about how her character should act and a special example when she closes everything by simply walking out of the set. When you played one of the Best Bond girls of all time And you are given power for your contributions to your craft, you have earned the right to be a little weak.

Although The final season of "Game of Thrones" was tortured with problems It left a bad taste in the mouth of many fans, the sharp-language Lady Olena was always a pleasure to her Absolutely incredible death in season 7. (Maybe Olena's lack was part of the problem with that last season, honestly.) Director Mark Milod said that "he was terrified by Diana Rig", and that one time after Gave gave a note, she disagreed with that and said she would perform the scene on the road, "thank you", and it made him feel like a five -year -old. She seems to have been particularly and can be short with people, but she was not offensive, just very placed in her ideas on how Lady Olena should behave.

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Essesica Henwick, who shown Dornish Buddy Nimeria Sand, remembered the time when Rig decided to rest in his own way:

"She went on the set and went," I'm ready now! "And the cameraman came and went, 'Well, well, but we didn't finish setting up.' She interrupted him and said, 'Turn the cameras over!' And she just started making her ranks. And she just stopped and went, 'I've finished!' Now, she can't go fast.

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The painting of Rig, who mixed with someone's help with the same attitude as someone who really took place in a fast fraud, is pretty fantastic and feels especially in character for Lady Olena. The great Dame Rig will be missed forever, but I am grateful that some of her incredible forces and attitude were trapped on the screen through her performance of Game of Thrones.