Lord Ormund Hightower, played by James Norton in HBO Max’s “House of the Dragon,” dies in the Season 3 finale. Norton discusses the irony of his character’s death, his relationship with Roddy the Ruin, and the importance of portraying a believable connection between Ormund and Daeron.
At last, Lord Ormund Hightower (James Norton) is no more. He is one of many casualties in the climactic fight between the Blacks and the Greens during the “House of the Dragon” Season 3 finale, now streaming on HBO Max.
Norton spoke about the irony surrounding Ormund’s death, noting that his character sought power and control but ultimately met a violent end. The actor also delved into the ‘oddly intimate’ dynamic between Ormund and Roddy the Ruin, highlighting their complex relationship built on loyalty and shared experiences.
Furthermore, Norton emphasized the need for the love story between Ormund and Daeron to feel 'real.' He explained that a genuine emotional connection was crucial to making their scenes impactful and believable within the context of the larger narrative.
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