Seeing the Game of Thrones Cast in Other Roles Will Seriously Weird You Out

Clarke rocks a platinum blond 'do as Daenerys Targaryen, but in 2016's Me Before You, she sports her natural dark shade.

The actor who plays Daario has been blowing up, like in his big part on Orphan Black, and as Blake Lively's love interest in The Age of Adaline.

The tyrannical Tywin Lannister showed up as a tough but significantly less hostile commander in 2014 hit The Imitation Game.

Look at that proper little English schoolboy! In the 2009 drama A Shine of Rainbows, Gleeson looks light years away from the sniveling, sociopathic king he played on HBO.

Emmanuel got out of her costume as Missandei and sported some cute casualwear to play sexy hacker Ramsey in the Fast and Furious movies.

Who is this impressively-coiffed, smooth-dressing version of Peter Dinklage? He's gigolo Vinnie from the unmemorable Kate Hudson movie A Little Bit of Heaven. Which is also Vinnie's nickname. I feel like Tyrion would think that was funny.

Jaime Lannister is a slick, lady-charming man who can be kind of a jerk, and in Coster-Waldau's big-screen role in The Other Woman, he plays . . . a slick, lady-charming man who can be kind of a jerk. But he's workin' that suit!

Rose Leslie doesn't always have the most ladylike manners as Ygritte, but she certainly makes up for it as maid Gwen Dawson on Downton Abbey.

The only way to fix a world without the King in the North in it was to make him a prince in this year's Cinderella, a role Madden seemed born to play.

Dearly departed Ned Stark may be gone, but he's hardly forgotten. His portrayer, Sean Bean, has a prolific TV and movie career, and here he's seen as a pilot in the 2005 Jodie Foster thriller Flightplan.

She was an important mother on Game of Thrones, and she also played the mother to an important wizard: Hermione Granger. If you don't remember her from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, it's because she's only briefly seen when Hermione is zapping her memory.

Locke, the man who cuts off Jaime's hand and tries to make off with Bran Stark, is kind of a villain, so it's hilarious to remember him as Vladimir in The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou.

As Osha, Natalia Tena is a great help to Bran and Rickon, and in the Harry Potter movies, she also helps out Harry and the gang as the colorful-haired Nymphadora Tonks.

Yes, Game of Thrones boasts another Downton Abbey denizen: Iain Glen, aka Ser Jorah Mormont. On Downton, he plays Sir Richard Carlisle, who was formerly engaged to Lady Mary Crawley.

Did the season three addition of Jojen Reed somehow give you the warm and fuzzies? It should have, if you've watched (and rewatched) Love Actually — he plays young Sam, who loses his mum and falls in love in the same year.

Gendry gets into some trouble as the bearer of King's blood on Game of Thrones, but he was getting into a different kind of trouble as Chris on the notorious British TV series Skins.

He may be power hungry as Petyr Baelish, but Aidan Gillen actually possessed some power on another famous HBO series, The Wire, as Mayor Thomas Carcetti.

The Red Viper — aka Oberyn Martell — is a flashy (for Westeros) dresser with a little mustache, so it almost makes me giddy to see him suited up in CBS's The Mentalist as an FBI agent.

Khal Drogo is another gone-but-not-forgotten character . . . because who could forget those arms and chest? Momoa kept the physique but lost the scary warpaint and confusing facial hair for 2012's Bullet to the Head, where he does battle with Sylvester Stallone.

You can't forget Mark Addy — as King Robert Baratheon, his character's death sets off much of the drama of the series. While Addy commanded respect on Game of Thrones, I can't help but LOL seeing him as Fred Flintstone in The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas.

Young Bran hasn't had the use of his legs since the season premiere of Game of Thrones, but happily, when the actor appears in other things, such as 2011 horror film The Awakening, he's walkin' around like nobody's business. Walk it out, Bran!

Sansa Stark has finally turned tough, something Sophie Turner surely dipped into to play Jean Grey in X-Men: Apocalypse.

It's hard to see the Red Woman looking quite less red, right? This is her in 2013's The Fifth Estate, set in the present day.