- Bella Ramsey said that "The Last of Us" co-creator Craig Mazin often references her "Game of Thrones" role.
- Ramsey said Mazin frequently quotes one of her lines as Lyanna Mormont on the show.
Bella Ramsey said that "The Last of Us" co-creator Craig Mazin repeatedly quotes one of her most iconic lines from "Game of Thrones" at her.
Ramsey sat down with her costar Pedro Pascal on HBO Max's YouTube channel to guess whether certain lines were from "The Last of Us" or other shows. Among the lines were some from each actor's turn on "Game of Thrones" — Ramsey as Lyanna Mormont, and Pascal as Oberyn Martell.
Ramsey successfully clocked one of those lines — "We're not a large house, but we're a proud one" — as her own. And according to the actor, she's not the only one who'd be able to do so.
"You know who would know that also? Craig Mazin," Ramsey said, referring to the co-creator of "The Last of Us" television show. "He says that line to me far too often."
Ramsey's role as 10-year-old Lady Mormont on the series sparked plenty of chatter during the show's tenure, with people praising the young actor's work. Director Miguel Sapochnik told Insider in 2016 that the then-12-year-old Ramsey was "kind of amazing" in the role, delivering one of her character's speeches "over a hundred times" but maintaining the same level of energy throughout.
Mazin previously told The Hollywood Reporter that he was immediately into Ramsey's tape for Ellie, her starring role on "The Last of Us." For good measure, he reached out to "Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, who said Ramsey was "an absolute joy on set."
Pascal, for his part, also immediately identified his own "Game of Thrones" line from his time as Oberyn Martell in the show's fourth season.
Pascal's line was: "'Tis a great and beautiful world. Most of us live and die in the same corner where we were born and never get to see any of it. I don't want to be most of us," from season two, episode six.
"I remember having so many favorite lines from my character in that show," Pascal said. "It's a great line."