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The Electric Horseman (1979).
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Some actors walk away from a recently wrapped film with a new hairdo or a stolen prop. Viggo Mortensen occasionally leaves with a horse and he’s definitely not the only one. From Sophie Turner’s direwolf to Audrey Hepburn’s deer, here are 11 actors and the lucky animal co-stars who got to go home with them.
1. Sophie Turner
In
Game of Thrones, Sophie Turner’s onscreen affection for Sansa Stark’s pet direwolf wasn’t all acting. “Growing up I always wanted a dog, but my parents never wanted one,” she told CoventryLive in 2013. “We kind of fell in love with my character’s direwolf, Lady, on set.” When Lady’s run on the show ended and Zunni, the Northern Inuit dog that played her, needed a forever home, Turner’s family volunteered theirs.
An Underrated Keanu Reeves Movie Is Coming To Netflix Next Month
Keanu Reeves has been a big name in Hollywood for over 30 years dating back to his breakout turn in
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, but he’s spent almost the entire time since then batting away accusations that he’s not a very good actor. While he admittedly doesn’t possess the same sort of range or ability to disappear into a role as many of his contemporaries, calling him wooden is both reductive and a huge disservice.
After all, you don’t spent three decades at the top of the A-list without doing something right, and there are many more strings to Reeves’ bow than simply cementing his position as one of cinema’s all-time great action heroes over and over again. A case in point is the period of his filmography sandwiched in between the first two installments in the