In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Iwan Rheon discusses Ramsay Bolton’s characterization in season 6: “We’re trying to play against what you know.” In another interview, Rheon and Michael McElhatton chat about Ramsay and Roose’s father-son teamwork.
Rheon spoke to Entertainment Weekly about what we can look forward to from his character next season. Though he conceded that Ramsay is “a complete scumbag,” he hinted that season 6 will flesh him out a bit more and “show sides to Ramsay that you haven’t seen before.”
“He’s sheepish. His father is obviously not pleased. Without Sansa, he doesn’t have as much power as having a Stark and an heir. Without her, he is not what he was … we start by finding out how Ramsay really felt about Myranda.”
He explained that Ramsay’s establishment as a villain opens the show up to trying new things with the character.
“The audience knows about Ramsay now, so you don’t need to always be doing evil stuff. You can be really nice and that makes it more sinister – and that’s the fun thing to do with Ramsay. We’re trying to play against what you know.”
In a video interview together, Rheon and McElhatton talked about fans addressing them by their character names and Ramsay and Roose’s father-son dynamic.
“They’re pretty messed up but they are [a good team],” McElhatton said.
“They get stuff done, don’t they?” Rheon added.
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