Game of Thrones’ Rory McCann looks unrecognizable as a porridge model from 24 years ago

Game of Thrones star Rory McCann looks unrecognizable 24 years on from his days as Scott’s Porridge Oats man.

Actor who famously played Sandor Clegane, also known as The Hound, in a widely successful television series and joined the cast in 2011.

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But before being one of the most dangerous and skilled boxers in Westeros, McCann was once the face of the famous Scott porridge brand.

And he’s even set up races in some slick commercials before starring in the hit HBO series.

McCann, 52 years old, would be in her twenties when she wore a vest and kilos for a television campaign in 1998.

And the Scottish star looked unrecognizable after changing his shaven face, short hair and vest for a beard and longer hair that is commonly known.

He had only one role before starring in a Porridge commercial, where he played a supporting role in the 1988 film Willow.

But he began to enjoy more success in the 2000s when he landed his first leading role in a 2002 comedy TV series called The Book Group.

He won the Scottish BAFTA Award for Best Television Performance for his portrayal of a disabled personal trainer.

Since then, fans will see him starring in other TV roles such as Detective Inspector Stuart Brown in State of Play, Peter the Great in Peter in Paradise and even a priest on the show. Shameless Award Winner.

In 2004, he made his Hollywood debut in the film Alexander, which meant that he went to the African desert and shot scenes in studios in London, Thailand and Morocco.

In addition to Game of Thrones, fans will recognize him from Hot Fuzz when he played Michael “Lurch” Armstrong in 2007.

He also worked alongside his sister, Sally-Gay McCann, on Game of Thrones as she made the costumes for the hit show.

We recently talked about how he was spotted enjoying dinner at a restaurant in Glasgow and standing next to staff in the restaurant in the city’s West End.

The leading actor is pictured in the film La Lanterna Glasgow as he portrays his famous character role.

In a hilarious post shared by the restaurant, he grabbed a waiter by the neck to quickly ‘drink some tea.’

He was also spotted carrying the waiter with a mocking angry face as the pair joked while McCann acted in the style of his characters.

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