Ian Glen, familiar to the fans of the series on the role of the devotee Jorach Mormont, in a recent interview, said that the Scriptures of the Games of Thrones, David Benioff and Dan Wesies, were against the actors read "Ice and Flame Song" - so that their characters were more natural . Ian admitted that he himself read only the first book of the cycle after he received a role in the series - and for the rest, on the recommendation of the writers, did not even take.
According to Glen, the scenarios offered the actors to consider the scenario to the episodes of the "Games of the Thrones" as individual plots of "without history" - but the critical comments of actors about the fact that the scenario for the series is too different from the events of books, writers, as Glen admitted, not at all pleased.
However, in the 6th season of the Games of the Thrones, the unlawful ban on acquaintance with the "Song of Ice and Flame" will not be relevant - the events of the season 6 of the season, apparently, will overtake events in books, and fans can only wait until George R. Martin will finish The sixth cycle book.