Game of Thrones season 8 script self-destructs post shooting

GOT" is known for its unpredictable plot points and some of them involve the killing of popular characters at frequent intervals.

"Game of Thrones" star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has said filming the finale season of the popular fantasy show is akin to featuring in a "Mission: Impossible" film as the scripts of the series tend to "self-destruct" after the actors are through with the scenes.

The 47-year-old actor, best known for playing Jamie Lannister in the HBO show, said being the last installment, the makers are "strict" this time and the artists receive their lines in a digital format.

"They're very very strict. It's reached a crazy level this year. We actually get the scripts, and then when we've shot the scene - and we only have it digitally - and then when you've done the scene, it just vanishes. It's like 'Mission: Impossible'. 'This will self-destruct'," Coster-Waldau told Elite Daily.

"GOT" is known for its unpredictable plot points and some of them involve the killing of popular characters at frequent intervals.

Fans believe some of the main characters will not come out alive in the eighth and final season, which will air next year.