The star of the series "Very weird affairs" and recently the film "Enola Holmes" Milli Bobby Brown admitted that at one time she desperately tried to get a role in the "Game of Thrones", but the failure on the casting almost prompted her to abandon the acting profession. Being a guest of The Tonight Show, Brown said that at the initial career stage, she passed the samples to participate in different projects, but it was the incompleteness of the "Game of Thrones" it became for her the most painful blow:
I think this refusal donated me - I never hid it. This industry is full of failures, it happens 24/7. You hear "no", there is a lot of "no" until you finally hear "yes." I was listening to the role in advertising and in general where you can only. Then I hit the samples in the "Game of the Thrones", and I was told "no". Then I thought how difficult it was. I really wanted to get this role. One of my last attempts was the Netflix show called "Montok".
Subsequently, the "montok" will turn into "very strange cases", and the role of eleven will become breaking for Brown. At the time of the premiere of the series in 2016, the actress was 12 years old. As for the "Game of Thrones", Brown admitted that she hoped to play Lianna Mormont, but as a result, Bella Ramzi performed this heroine.