Fans are hopeful Ned Stark could return — dead or alive — for the final season of 'Game of Thrones.' Here's what Sean Bean has to say about that.
Sean Bean, who played Ned Stark in "Game of Thrones," talks about his predictions for the final season.Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings."Game of Thrones" fans are hopeful Ned Stark might return — dead or alive — for the final season, even though the former Lord of Winterfell was executed in an epic beheading on the wildly popular show almost eight years ago.
As the series approaches its conclusion , new theories have emerged about the ending, and interest in Stark has grown. Since the start of 2019, and particularly in the last month,around the character has spiked. One of the top searches since November:"Does Ned Stark Die." Still, when he can, Bean says he tunes in at home, and is excited for the final season. In a relaxed interview, he talked about his predictions, whom he wants to see on the Iron Throne, and whether Ned Stark will return to Westeros.Flying to New York, going to see the first two episodes, I think, over there. On a big screen, I think.Yeah! Otherwise, have just been watching it at home on my TV.No, I’ve kind of caught up when I can. I’ve been traveling around working quite a lot around the world.
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