Game of Thrones actor Ian McShane threw a tantrum on set, kicked a burger that hit The Hound on the head

Actor Ian McShane’s relationship with Game of Thrones has been reasonably controversial. The actor, who appeared as Brother Ray within the present, was reportedly dissatisfied with the meals on set, and ended up expressing his dissatisfaction by kicking his burger.

It landed on none different that Rory McCann, who performed Sandor ‘The Hound’ Clegane on the present. The incident was revisited by director Mark Mylod in James Hibberd’s e book Fire Cannot Kill A Dragon.

The director stated that when McShane was given a burger that he didn’t like, as a substitute of throwing it away, ‘he kicked it and it went flying’. “He’s gone down in Game of Thrones crew folklore as being the person who most improved the catering. His lunch was brought up to him and he disliked his burger,” Mylod stated, including, “Ian just didn’t like his burger. The burger ended up hitting Rory. So he kicked it and it went flying, and had a few choice words of what he thought of the burger. The burger whacked into Rory, who was enjoying his burger and had no complaints.”

Calling McShane ‘a force of nature’ on set, the director stated that after the incident, the caterer was modified.

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Previously, the actor, identified for enjoying Al Swearengen on HBO traditional Deadwood, had dismissed Game of Thrones even earlier than having debuted in it. In an interview to the Telegraph in 2016, McShane was requested concerning the followers’ fury after he seemingly revealed a spoiler. He stated, “I’ll give you one hint. I am responsible for bringing somebody back that you think you’re never going to see again. I’ll leave it at that.”

This was the season through which Jon Snow’s resurrection was a much-debated matter, so followers’ have been upset by McShane’s revelations. But McShane wasn’t having any of it. “You say the slightest thing and the internet goes ape,” he stated. “I was accused of giving the plot away, but I just think get a f**king life. It’s only t**s and dragons.”

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