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"Maybe I Should Stop Dying As Much": Sean Bean Candidly Reflects On All The Memes About His Many Onscreen Deaths
Sean Bean weighs in on his many on-screen deaths, responding with his thoughts on the noticeable trend that has been built ...
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Game of Thrones star Sean Bean is fine with being a meme: "I'm not really dead!"
When it comes to dying onscreen, there's no better poster-child than Sean Bean, who's died a fictional death over 20 times over his career.
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Inside Sean Bean's life from multiple marriages to injury that crushed his dream
Actor Sean Bean, famed for his roles as Boromir in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, is back on our screens again in This City Is Ours. The new BBC One drama series ...
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Sean Bean loves memes about the deaths of his characters: «It’s better than playing someone passable but alive»
The actor Sean Bean, best known for his roles in «The Lord of the Rings» and «Game of Thrones», has long been an online meme — mainly because his characters were killed on screen quite often Over the ...
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This City Is Ours Sean Bean's life from multiple marriages to injuries that impacted career
Sean Bean, renowned for his roles as Boromir in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, is among the stars in This City Is Ours. The upcoming BBC One drama series centres ...
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Sean Bean says 'Maybe I should stop dying as much' after perishing 25 times on screen
Taking place in the heart of Liverpool and captured on the city's very streets, the gritty series features Sean Bean as the formidable gang boss Ronnie Phelan, with James Nelson-Joyce as his mate ...
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This City Is Ours star wanted Sean Bean to stay alive longer – and is fighting for his return
Sean Bean and James Nelson-Joyce star in This City Is Ours. BBC/Left Bank Pictures/James Stack Nelson-Joyce's real-life admiration for Bean was reflected in his character and performance ...