Robert sheehan why leaving misfits

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His most notable role since exiting the show is arguably that of Ramsay Bolton in the hit fantasy HBO series Game Of Thrones where he starred in 20 episodes. After playing no-nonsense mind-reader Kelly, Lauren Socha appeared in one episode of Plebs before joining the cast of Channel 4 comedy Catastrophe as babysitter Anna.

In , the star pleaded guilty to racially aggravated assault in connection with an incident with a taxi driver, Mr Sakander Iqbal, on 1 October The show followed a group of juvenile miscreants doing community service when they were struck by lightning and ended up with superpowers. The Channel 4 show catapulted its relatively unknown cast into the spotlight — but why did actor Robert Sheehan depart as Nathan Young?

BAFTA-winning series Misfits saw Sheehan portraying the eccentric and larger-than-life character of Nathan, who provided the much-needed comic relief when things got a little to hairy in the show.

I saw Shakespeare's grave, his birth site, saw Trevor's previous play with the RSC and in that time tried to spend every hour of the day learning a piece of the script. So by week two or three I was fairly off book. You have to make absolute sense of what you're saying and then you have to make it as natural as possible.

On whether he had studied past actors who have played Richard III, he said: "I'd seen Kevin Spacey's Richard, which I thoroughly enjoyed, because he was able to make the language completely communicable and engaging and he was very funny - I loved his performance, I saw him twice actually.

That was the only Richard I'd seen on stage.