LOOK: Couple recreate scenes from 'Game of Thrones', 'Ghost' to pass time during lockdown

Norbert Hosszu prepares to imitate a scene from the television series 'Game of Thrones' during the coronavirus outbreak in Pecs, Hungary Picture: Balazs Kaufmann/Reuters

Norbert Hosszu prepares to imitate a scene from the television series 'Game of Thrones' during the coronavirus outbreak in Pecs, Hungary Picture: Balazs Kaufmann/Reuters

Published Apr 27, 2020

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Budapest - Bored by the weeks-long

coronavirus lockdown? Not Hungarian film buffs Fanni and Norbert

who have recreated dozens of scenes in their flat from "Ghost",

the "Game of Thrones", "Scarface" and other films using whatever

household utensils they could find.

The couple's photos quickly went viral on social media, and

now they just can't stop, coming up every day with new ideas.

"Inspiration struck when we were in the kitchen cooking,"

said Norbert Hosszu, 30, as he prepared to put on a wig to act

out a scene in which Tyrion Lannister pours himself a glass of

red wine at his wedding in the "Game of Thrones".

His partner, Fanni Kovacs, 26, said she had been making

dough for potato scones when she remembered a scene from the

film "Ghost" with Demi Moore kneading clay and Patrick Swayze

embracing her from behind.

The couple, who used to work as improvisation actors before

the coronavirus crisis hit, quickly recreated the scene in their

kitchen using the scone dough. Viewers now write to them asking

for more, and also ask for scenes from specific movies.

Norbert Hosszu prepares to imitate a scene from the television series 'Game of Thrones' during the Covid-19 outbreak in Pecs, Hungary. Picture: Balazs Kaufmann/Reuters

"Fanni and I have always liked to dress up, and when we were

at university we went to a lot of costume parties. And of course

we both love movies and work with theatre," Norbert said.

Norbert Hosszu prepares to imitate a scene from the television series 'Game of Thrones' during the coronavirus outbreak in Pecs, Hungary. Picture: Balazs Kaufmann/Reuters

Which scenes they select depends on what they can find at

home: flour instead of cocaine, tinned tomatoes instead of

blood, a vacuum cleaner instead of a gun.

"I just hope that these photos will bring a smile to

people's faces," Fanni said. 

Reuters

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