Game of Thrones SHOCK: Star admits they told fan of HBO series to 'F**k OFF'
GAME OF THRONES fans may be in mourning as the hit HBO series heads into the penultimate run but one star is looking forward to the show ending.
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Rory McCann, who stars as The Hound, said that he needed to "chill out" after the seventh run was filmed and isn't a fan of being recognised by fans.
Speaking about how he felt following an intense filming schedule for the new series, he explained: "Yeah, I'm tired. I'm still limping and sore from this season."
He went on to add that he recently got quite snappy with a fan of the show when they called out his name while he was trying keep a low-profile.
"I do get recognised and I try to be accommodating but I prefer not to be noticed, to be honest, and disappear," Rory confessed.
I do get recognised and I try to be accommodating but I prefer not to be noticed
"Even the other day someone caught me breakfast in a strange place. I didn't even manage to see him and the guy went 'You're the Hound' and I just said 'F**k off'."
The Game of Thrones star also confirmed that winter has definitely arrived as he teased details from filming.
"It's coming together though, it's getting closer," he said.
"Most of our scenes have been in a blizzard or in a pretend blizzard and six months later we're dealing with ADR (where dialogue is re-recorded after shooting) because all you can hear is fans.
"We've been lip-reading for each other most of the season because there's a fan going 'whirrr' and someone throwing snow in our face."
Rory also hinted that his character will survive the upcoming series as he explained filming is "only going to get worse" as the show continues.
It comes after Lena Headey, who stars as Cersei Lannister, teased that a lot of characters will face the chop in season eight.
She told TIME magazine: "I think obviously, now, there's got to be some body count at the end of season eight. This is the year."
Game of Thrones returns to HBO on July 16 and will be simulcast in the UK at 2am on Sky Atlantic. Catch up on season one to seven on NOW TV.