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Joe Dempsie
Date of Birth
22 June 1987
Birthplace
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK
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- "The character breakdown described Gendry as tall and muscular with black hair. I was none of those three at the time. I thought, 'I could dye my hair and hit the gym, but I can't stretch my legs!'... My friend is such a big fan of the books that even he didn't actually approve of my casting as Gendry. But it was a nice little vote of confidence from David and Dan."
- ―Joe Dempsie on playing Gendry[1]
Joe Dempsie (born 22 June 1987) is a British actor. He is best known for playing Chris Miles in the drama series Skins, but has also appeared in Doctors, Doctor Who, Merlin and This is England '86.
In Game of Thrones he plays the role of Gendry. He was confirmed in the role on 11 August 2010. He initially appeared as a guest star in the first season and returned in this role for the second season and third season's.
Prior to being cast as Gendry, Dempsie had auditioned for the roles of Jon Snow, Pypar, and Grenn.[2]
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| Season three credits | ||||
| Valar Dohaeris | Dark Wings, Dark Words | Walk of Punishment | And Now His Watch is Ended | Kissed by Fire |
| The Climb | The Bear and the Maiden Fair | Second Sons | The Rains of Castamere | Mhysa |
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| Winter is Coming | The Kingsroad | Lord Snow | Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things | The Wolf and the Lion |
| A Golden Crown | You Win or You Die | The Pointy End | Baelor | Fire and Blood |
| Season two credits | ||||
| The North Remembers | The Night Lands | What is Dead May Never Die | Garden of Bones | The Ghost of Harrenhal |
| The Old Gods and the New | A Man Without Honor | The Prince of Winterfell | Blackwater | Valar Morghulis |
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- ↑ Nguyen, Hanh (April 12, 2012). Game of Thrones' Joe Dempsie on Gendry: I Have "Bastard" Written All Over Me TV Guide.
- ↑ McLean, Craig (April 15, 2013). Meet the British stars of Game of Thrones Radio Times.
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