While the series has been successful at portraying its characters as depicted in the books, there are still some aspects that the show could improve upon. For example, Maisie Williams is a perfect fit for Arya Stark. The producers of the show often age up the children of Stark families by a few years. In season one, Maisie should be 9 years old. And since the characters’ facial features change throughout the series, the makeup artists need to make some adjustments.

The actors playing Game of Thrones characters are typically older than the characters in Martin’s novels, so their appearances are often not faithful to the books. The exception is Arya Targaryen, who is not too far from the real world despite having dangling curls in her hair. And Tywin’s eye color is also off kilter – he is a flaming orange, rather than the fiery purple of the books. Even the hair of the character is wrong – it’s supposed to be burned off in the fire when the dragons are born. Daenerys Targaryen’s wig is much closer to the real thing, but it isn’t perfect, and it has a lot of similarities to the Dahlio-Thomas portrayal.

In terms of looks, Daenerys Targaryen is a good example of how to recreate characters from the books. Emilia Clarke’s wig featured interconnected braids and dangling curls that were the perfect match for the role. She also has purple eyes, just like the real dragon-riders of Westerosi history. The actor tried purple contacts when she was first cast but the lenses ended up irritating her eyes.

Tyrion is the perfect casting for the character. Her dangling curls and interconnected braids were perfect for the role. Her eyes are bright purple, as are many of the dragon-riders in Westerosi history. When she was first cast, Clarke tried to wear purple contacts, but they were so painful that she quit the role. She was soon told that it would irritate her eyes and she did not want to wear them.

The hair and facial features of Game of Thrones characters should be accurate. The actors should be older than the characters from Martin’s novels. The eyes of the characters are also often not correct in the books. However, the actors should have more realistic facial expressions. The differences between the books and the TV show are also apparent when it comes to the sex and the age of the cast. The age of the actors is a very important factor when it comes to casting for the show.

The cast of the Game of Thrones characters is also different from the descriptions in the books. For example, Arya Stark has a horse face, while Maisie Williams has a human face. Besides this, the book’s sex scenes between the main characters are not the same as the ones in the television shows. Arya has a black wig while Tyrion has a gray wig.

The appearance of the Game of Thrones characters in the books is very different from their on-screen counterparts. For example, the actors who play Daenerys Targaryen are not the same as the ones in the books. Her eyes are also different from those in the books. While Arya is the only one who wears purple contacts in the books, the actors in the TV show have blue eyes.

The television show’s actors are older than the characters in Martin’s books. The depictions of these characters in the books are not always as accurate as those in the TV series. For example, the sex of Daenerys Targaryen is different from the character in the books, while the one in the TV show is similar to the book. The eye color of Arya is the same as that of her book counterpart.

The eyes of the Game of Thrones characters should be purple. Aya has purple eyes, and the eye color of Tywin is also very different from the book’s. While the characters may have the same facial features, they differ in their physical appearances. For example, Isaac Hempstead is lighter than Margaery, who has dark eyes. Similarly, the eye colors of Arya should be similar to those of her mother.