He made a name for himself in the role of Bran Stark, aka the Three-Eyed Raven.
And Isaac Hempstead Wright was candid about his time on Game Of Thrones, as he spoke with Rollacoaster Magazine's Spring/Summer 2019 issue on Monday.
Of his time on the HBO show since the first season, the actor, 19, said: 'Looking back retrospectively, I can just see how f***ing weird my childhood's been. It's literally my adolescence! I've become a man on Thrones.'
Odd: Game Of Thrones' Isaac Hempstead Wright admitted to Rollacoaster Magazine on Monday that it feels 'f***ing weird' to have grown up and 'become a man' on the hit HBO show
He then went on: 'It's like saying goodbye to an old friend. And one that's been an incredibly important part of our lives.
'But, at the same tune, it's such an exciting prospect. I'm not even 20! My life is just about to start and I've just done Game of Thrones. It's bizarre.'
Isaac has been a part of the show since the beginning, as son to one of the show's many important characters, Ned Stark (Sean Bean).
Bran has been on quite the epic journey, travelling from Winterfell to go beyond The Wall and hone his ability as a Greenseer to become the Three-Eyed Raven, who can perceive the past, present and future through visions.
Key figure: Isaac has been a part of the show since the beginning as Bran Stark, son to one of the show's many important characters Ned Stark (Sean Bean)
Gushing about the show, and discussing its timely end, he added: 'I truly believe we've created something so unique and televisually unparalleled that it would be sacrilege if we tried to do another season.
'This is the absolute pinnacle of Thrones, and that's the thing. It's a story, and stories have their conclusions.
'We
