#*natalia tena

Hi!

Yes, he’s one of the good actors on the show. He’s the kind of actor that all the sudden you notice everywhere, and realize you’ve been seeing him in almost everything, but didn’t realize it was him. I thought he was good in the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. 

what moments of him do you like the most?

All of them. Can I answer like that? lol

Well, my favourite it has to be Luwin’s death scene with Natalia Tena, Art Parkinson and Isaac Hempstead. He was really good (He made me cry, and is hard to make me cry for a movie or tv show). I remember reading that part on the books, and it was really unexpected, and I knew it was going to happen on the show, but wow I wasn’t expecting to be so moved by it. I think all the actors were good in that scene, but it was certainly his performance that set the mood. 

I’m searching my brain trying to find a scene I didn’t like him on, and I can’t find it. His work was great throughout season 1 and 2, and he worked perfectly with all the actors. However, my favourite moments of the character and his performance, have to be when he worked with the younger actors. 

I think he’s probably the actor to go to, when there’s need to cast characters such as Luwin. Good casting. 

Hi anon.

I agree with GRRM on that. Osha was ok in the books for me, but on the show she’s so much better. 

I definitely like the “expansion” of her character, since it gave more interesting takes on the younger Starks storyline. And as well presented a female character that I’m very interested in.

Natalia Tena is a crazy girl who I love. I’m personally not familiar with her work, except for HP and GOT. 

As Osha, she absolutely gave the character a different feel, a different set of qualities, and I hope I don’t insult the writer with this, but she gave Osha a personality. I’m seriously pleased with her interpretation, and definitely interested to see what are they gonna do regarding the <SPOILER> separation of the Stark boys at this point. <END OF SPOILER>

I think the role is perfect for her, so I’m glad they chose her. And to be honest, if they had kept the character as it was on the books, then her casting would have been a waste. Tena definitely needed that extra screen time. 

I don’t personally find her expressive enough as an actress, but that works for certain roles. She’s good at knowing her strong sides, and she makes the most of them. Still I feel I don’t know much of her work to actually say this is set on stone. SO this only can be applied to the productions I mentioned.