The actor is best known for his work in Game of Thrones as Jaime Lannister, a cocky but ultimately endearing knight who goes to the ends of the world for his sister (and lover) Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey). Jaime's character arc was a particularly tumultuous one, with fans of the show eagerly watching the Kingslayer dragged through the mud
The Game of Thrones showrunners have also confirmed that the shocking Hodor-Hold the Door twist was also courtesy of the author. So we can expect a few of the things we have seen in the show to appear in the books as well. Coming to the release part… only time will tell. Discuss the upcoming books more by joining our discord server. Jaime begged the king to listen to reason: Surrender to his father, save lives. But Aerys would not yield; instead, he commanded Jaime to bring him Tywin’s head. But seeing the head pyromancer Hero: Saving King's Landing. Many people know Jaime Lannister as the Kingslayer. It's a nickname that he has been forced to wear for many years, although the truth behind it is far more complex than anyone could imagine. Yes, he did technically murder the King he was sworn to protect, thereby making him a Kingslayer. Loved: Standing Up To Cersei. Brienne of Tarth was the first woman to stand up to Cersei and stay alive. Cersei's forbidden love for her brother Jaime motivated most of her decisions, and she wouldn't hesitate to take down anyone that stood in her way. While every woman in the seven kingdoms seemed to fear her wrath, Brienne stood up to her and “Game of Thrones” Kingslayer Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, WWE superstar Randy Orton, and cult sci-fi actress Summer Glau (“Firefly,” “Serenity,” “Castle”) are among new names added to a ATWZB5G.