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Game of Thrones characters kiss in new Netflix show and fans can't not think of the Red Wedding

People are being left very confused

Jacob Stolworthy
Tuesday 20 December 2016 09:31 EST
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Remember the Game of Thrones Red Wedding? It's pretty hard to forget. Well, fans are being reminded of the episode thanks to a new Netflix series starring two former actors from the HBO series.

Italian show Medici: Masters of Florence stars Robb Stark actor Richard Madden as Cosimo de Medici, Florencde's ruler during the Italian Renaissance. One of his co-stars is David Bradley who Thrones fans will remember as the despicable Walder Frey, the man responsible for the Stark massacre.

In the series, Bradley plays Alessandro Bardi, Cosimo's father-in-law - what he strangely almost was in Thrones.

One scene sees Bradley give Madden a gentle kiss on the head and Thrones viewers naturally have mixed emotions.

Medici: Masters of Florence is on Netflix now while Game of Thrones returns to HBO for its seventh run summer 2017.

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