5 Celebrities You Forgot Guest Starred On Game Of Thrones - TVLine
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"Game of Thrones" may have launched the careers of several A-list actors, but HBO's acclaimed fantasy series also featured plenty of well-known celebrities in smaller roles. Over the course of the show's eight seasons, a whole host of musicians, actors, and athletes all made their way to Westeros.
Some of these stars appeared in very sneaky minor cameos; others had fairly significant roles, even if fans may not have recognized them at the time. In addition to these five names, this list will also shout out a few of the other notable faces that showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss enlisted for the hit series. (Notably, Benioff and Weiss themselves made a cameo appearance as a pair of wildlings in the fourth episode of the final season.)
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