There's A Major 'Game Of Thrones' Actor You've Never Heard Of

But there's one cast member who perhaps doesn't get the attention he deserves despite being one of the major cast members. In fact, this particular actor and stuntman has appeared in 17 of the 69 episodes of Game of Thrones so far

Recognise Vladimír Furdík? We thought not...

Pat on the back if you guessed it: Vladimir plays Night King, aka the master of the White Walkers and the supreme leader of the army of the dead.

Slovakian-born Vladimír Furdík, 48, whose acting credit include James Bond: Skyfall (2012), Robin Hood (2010), and Prince of Persia (2010), took over the role of Night King from Richard Blake after season five.

We also get behind-the-scenes insight into the makeup process which sees him transformed into the evil Night King by way of layers and layers of icy blue makeup

But our favourite snaps have to be his selfies with fellow GoT actors including Kristofer Hivju, who plays the lovable Tormund, and Daniel Portman, who plays Podrick.

Oh, and there's a selfie with Tom Hardy, because why the hell not.

Above all, we think Vladimir seems like a genuinely nice guy, a far contrast from his evil character, so make sure you give him a follow, will you?

And we're hoping it won't be long until we get to see Vladimir on our screens again, as episode three of the eighth season of Thrones is due to air on Sunday evening.

The highly-anticipated battle scene has been coming since the first series, where the forces at Winterfell prepare take on the Night King's terrifying army.

The sequence, which wrapped filming last August, took 11 weeks to film, making it the longest shoot for any battle scene in the series by double. Because of this, viewers will be treated to a bumper 82 minute episode, the longest in the series.

We cannot wait.