Peter Claffey, who plays Ser Duncan the Tall (Dunk) in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, has given heartfelt praise to his co-star Shaun Thomas for his portrayal of Raymun Fossoway. He pointed out how these side characters are as important as the main lead ones.
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- Peter Claffey praised Shaun Thomas for his portrayal of Raymun Fossoway
- Claffey thinks side characters to be as crucial as the lead ones
- The two actors share a great on-screen and off-screen bond
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In an appearance at the HBO FYC panel on April 2, Claffey highlighted just how crucial Thomas’s role is to the entire series, saying:
“And when you’re talking about roles that were so important, I imagine are important to cast… people don’t kind of see how important Raymun Fossoway is, I think. There’s no show without Shaun at all.”
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Why Raymun Fossoway matters
Raymun Fossoway is a key supporting character in George R.R. Martin’s The Hedge Knight novella. As a loyal squire and friend to Dunk, Raymun plays a pivotal part in the story’s major events at the Ashford Tourney. His presence, loyalty, and development significantly impact Dunk’s journey and the emotional weight of the narrative.
Claffey’s strong statement underlines that Shaun Thomas’s performance was not just solid supporting work but was rather foundational to the success of the show. It also highlights their strong bond off the screen.
Strong on-screen chemistry
Peter Claffey’s comments reflect the deep respect and collaboration among the cast. His assertion that “there’s no show without Shaun” shows how vital the dynamic between Dunk and Raymun is to carrying the heart of the story.
