Some of the Hottest Guys on Game of Thrones Happen to Be Dead

Updated on May 17, 2019 at 1:35 PM

On Game of Thrones, Westeros is rife with drama, blood, and, yes, snow — but there's also a pretty healthy handful of eye candy under all that fur and leather. But because of all the aforementioned drama, a lot of those hotties end up six feet under. Let's look back at the sexiest dead guys from Game of Thrones IRL — may they rest in peace (and hotness).

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Some of the Hottest Guys on Game of Thrones Happen to Be Dead

Jason Momoa, aka Khal Drogo

Toby Sebastian, aka Trystane Martell

Tom Hopper, aka Dickon Tarly

Joe Naufahu, aka Khal Moro

Gethin Anthony, aka Renly Baratheon

Sean Bean, aka Eddard "Ned" Stark

Pedro Pascal, aka Oberyn Martell

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, aka Jaime Lannister

Pilou Asbæk, aka Euron Greyjoy

Paul Kaye, aka Thoros of Myr

Finn Jones, aka Loras Tyrell

Iain Glen, aka Ser Jorah Mormont

Eugene Simon, aka Lancel Lannister

Alfie Allen, aka Theon Greyjoy

Jamie Sives, aka Jory Cassel

Iwan Rheon, aka Ramsay Bolton

Richard Madden, aka Robb Stark

Joseph Mawle, aka Benjen Stark

Aidan Gillen, aka Lord Petyr Baelish aka Littlefinger

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