Thomas Brodie-Sangster Of 'Game Of Thrones' Talks About His 'Love Actually' Past (PHOTOS)

'Game Of Thrones' Star Opens Up About 'Love Actually'

Jojen Reed (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) is one of the newest additions to HBO's "Game of Thrones" in its current third season, but his face likely looks familiar to many.

The actor, now 22, starred in the 2003 Christmas movie "Love Actually" as Liam Neeson's stepson and young romantic Sam. Though his new mysterious role in Bran Stark's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) life on "Game of Thrones" is a far cry from Sam, Brodie-Sangster looks back on the movie fondly, even though he can't escape it.

"I’m still very proud of it, although it does follow me an awful lot even today," he told Access Hollywood with a laugh. "It’s a lovely thing to be attached with. I think the reason it’s so successful, people love it so much, is it doesn’t try anything more than [to] be a film that was designed to make you feel good ... It just makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that at all and people love that. They sit down every Christmas and I know a lot of guys that love the film and sit down and watch it with their girlfriends or their mothers."

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