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‘Game of Thrones’ Baby Names Are Taking Over the UK

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‘Game of Thrones’ baby names are taking over the UK.

Apparently, ‘Games of Thrones’ fans have been naming their children after their favorite characters for several years now.

Here are some notable results from the list the England’s Office for National Statistics released on Monday:

  • Arya – 244
  • Khaleesi – 53
  • Theon – 18
  • Tyrion – 17
  • Daenerys – 9
  • Sansa – 6
  • Bran – 4
  • Brienne – 4
  • Sandor – 4

The critical response to the five aired seasons of Game of Thrones has been very positive. All seasons were listed on several yearly “best of” lists published by U.S. media, such as the Washington Post (2011), TIME (2011 and 2012) and The Hollywood Reporter (2012).

Casting directors are now looking for extras to appear in season 6 of ‘Game of Thrones.’ To audition for a role on Season 6 of the Game of Thrones, check out our guide here.

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