When members of the "Game of Thrones" cast arrived to Comic-Con Friday, fans may have had to do a quick double take at one of the actors.
Conleth Hill, who plays Tyrion's council Varys on the series, showed up to the "Game of Thrones" panel with a full head of hair.
Conleth Hill (Varys) shows up at @GameOfThrones panel with a full head of hair! Unrecognizable from his character! pic.twitter.com/TFI1etmIQR
— Kirsten Acuna (@KirstenAcuna) July 22, 2016
He was completely unrecognizable from his bald counterpart on the series, and fans took notice.
The actor that plays varys has hair and my brain can't process this??? pic.twitter.com/ZXiJV2Twg0
— blennb8 (@imawhut) July 22, 2016
Seeing Conleth Hill with his real hair got me like #Varys#GoTSDCC@GameOfThronespic.twitter.com/tVqwKvLfUD
— Kleino (@drumlikebonzo) July 23, 2016
You better call Varys with the good hair! #GoTSDCCpic.twitter.com/4711JQGp6N
— Sansa The Sassy (@SassySansa) July 22, 2016
Always have to do a double-take when you see Conleth Hill with hair #SDCC#GoTpic.twitter.com/tYcJMQsjNv
— Soul Meets Flop (@SoulMeetsPop) July 22, 2016
I had no idea Lord Varys had hair #SDCC#GameofThronespic.twitter.com/ArYg6O5pAa
— Lindsey Bahr (@ldbahr) July 22, 2016(Seriously, though. His hair IS fabulous.)
Some people thought he resembled Trump.
@KirstenAcuna@GameOfThrones From this angle he looks like Trump #Varys
— #PSG (@ShovTheMISFIT) July 22, 2016@KirstenAcuna@GameOfThrones for a moment i thought it was donald trump
— Alexandra Figueroa (@M_AFigueroa) July 22, 2016
@KirstenAcuna@GameOfThrones I thought it was Trump!
— Ashwini (@ashb309) July 23, 2016Hill isn't the only actor on "Game of Thrones" who looks completely different off set.
Emilia Clarke (who plays Daenerys) and Hannah Waddingham (Septa Unella) are among a bunch of actors who look different from their characters in real life. You can check out what the "Game of Thrones"cast looks like in real life here.
You can read more of our "Game of Thrones" coverage from Friday's panel here.
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