"Game of Thrones" Doran Martell, played by Alexander Siddig explains his confusion about his character's exit saying "maybe I just screwed up. Maybe I said the wrong thing to the wrong person." Meanwhile, Daniel Radcliffe says he doesn't mind getting killed in the series just as long as he can experience being a part of the show.

In Siddig's interview for his recent movie "Star Trek: Deep Space," the actor shares his experience how he learned his character is not gonna make it to the next season.

"...They said, 'You know what this phone call is about.' I was like, 'Yeah, well, I guess I do.' 'So we were going to kill you off at the end of last season, but we decided that we're going to have to kill you off at the beginning of next season.' the actor narrated.

The actor accepted his fate saying "Okay, life goes on." But he recalls that he felt something wasn't right. Why would he be contracted for 4 episodes for the next episode when his character will be killed in the end of the last season?

"So something happened; I have no idea what." The actor added.

The actor believes that maybe the creators of the series want to show that the series don't always go in the same direction as the book does and possibly Doran Martell's character is the first example they wanted to give? Or maybe, the actor thinks that he could have said the wrong thing to the wrong person.

In other news, Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe, says he would love to be a part of the "Game of Thrones" series. He says it doesn't even have to be a big part, "If they want to just bring me in and f-ing kill me," said the actor, "I would be so happy to do that."