One thing's for sure. Whether his character dies or not on-screen, having Sean Bean in your cast is a luxury that not many can afford. After decades of playing all kinds of characters, Bean has ...

The actor Sean Bean has revealed why he does not mind being killed off in his film and television roles. The award-winning Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones star, 65, addressed becoming an ...

Sean Bean 'Turned Down' Projects in Which His Character Dies: 'It Was All a Bit Predictable' "I just had to cut that out and start surviving, otherwise it was all a bit predictable," Sean Bean said ...

So Sean Bean, king of dying in things, showed up to set for the Council of Elrond scene. They said, 'We have your speech, we wrote it last night, and we're filming today'.

Sean Bean 'Turned Down' Projects in Which His Character Dies: 'It Was All a Bit Predictable' 'Game of Thrones' Creator and Sean Bean Make Surprise Appearance in Hilarious 'Tonight Show' Parody ...

Sean Bean is extraordinarily good at dying on camera, but he’s having a grand time while living in the newest ’Snowpiercer’ trailer.

Yes, Sean Bean’s Wilford dies in Snowpiercer Season 4 Episode 7. In Season 4 Episode 7, Wilford and Layton work to capture and kill the grunts who tried to take down Snowpiercer’s elevator.

Sean Bean reveals he hasn’t been following ’Game of Thrones’ since season one, and he has no idea what happened in the finale.

Sean Bean is a talented actor with a knack for getting killed. Whether it's movies or TV, his characters are always seemingly being killed off. These are his best onscreen deaths.

But Bean said “I think they cut a bit out actually. Often the best work you do, where you’re trying to push the boundaries, and the very nature of it is experimental, gets censored when TV ...