If Walder Frey does not return for “Game of Thrones” season six, which is set to premiere next year, the character could make his comeback in the seventh or in the final season. Having appeared on the West End productions of “Matilda” and “Les Miserables“, Croft is not new to the showbusiness. Speculation of a young Ned first started when a casting call asked for a boy with brown hair, a narrow face, green eyes, and a Northern accent.
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It turns out the fan theories may have been correct… sort of.
“He will be coming back, but I can’t say when”. “I can’t actually say as a result of issues are in a fragile state of affairs”, he stated.
The report claimed that Croft will portray one of the roles that were posted earlier in Watchers on the Wall, where three characters seemed to be referring to several Northerner citizens.
Frey may be a despicable character, but that’s also the reason why Bradley is such a fan. “I love playing someone irredeemable… he’s so appalling that there’s a kind of dark humor in there somewhere”.
Lord Walder played a large part in the infamous Red Wedding, where King Robb, his new wife Talisa, his mother Lady Catelyn Stark and their men were slaughtered after supper.
Game of Thrones has already gotten into the throes of producing Season 6, and this week we learned that an unlikely character will be returning to the series, just maybe not in the way you might think.
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However, Hollywood News Daily reports that actor Kit Harrington has been seen in Belfast with the “Game of Thrones” cast and that he’ll likely be apart of Season 6, and may even become a White Walker in a shocking twist when the series resumes airplay.
