Emotional Farewell to “House of the Dragon” by Paddy Considine

Paddy Considine, who played King Viserys in the series “House of the Dragon”, which has only a few days left until the season finale, received great acclaim with his performance.

Considine’s performance in the 8th episode, which is the last episode aired, fascinated not only the fans of the series, but also the creator of the work, George RR Martin. In an article on his blog, Martin said that Considine revealed a character that is much more realistic and strong than the one he wrote in the book, and that the actor was worthy of an Emmy award.

Paddy Considine, who received messages of praise from all over the world, thanked his fans and said goodbye to the series with a post on his Instagram page. Considine thanked the producers for allowing her to interpret the character as she wanted, and stated that while interpreting Viserys, she was inspired by Sian Brooke’s character Aemma and the love between Aemma and Viserys. Here is Considine’s full statement:

“Thank you for your kind words. I can’t answer all the comments, but don’t think I haven’t read them. It was an amazing adventure where I made so many new friends that will be with me for the rest of my life. I want to thank the producers for giving me the freedom to shape Viserys the way I want. I didn’t love it as much as I did. I want to pay my respects to Sian Brooke (Aemma), who came to the set for only a few days but changed the course of my character with her excellent performance and dedication to work. The impact she created stayed with me until my last lines. For me, she solved the missing piece of the puzzle and completed my story. Aemma The moment Viserys died, so did Viserys. It was a love story. That was the secret I carried with me. Viserys did not seek treatment, no matter how bad his illness got. He silently accepted his pain and never forgiven himself for what he had done to his beloved wife. Viserys was a gift. I was very happy to have found me. I’m honored. That’s it for now. “