"Game of Thrones" actor Darren Kent died last Friday at the age of 36. The actor died after battling osteoporosis, arthritis and a rare skin disease for several years, according to his agency Carey Dodd Associates in a statement issued Tuesday:

Darren Kent was born in Essex on March 30, 1987. His acting career officially began in 2008 when he played Jimmy Esseker in the horror film "Mirror." Four years later, Kent took advantage of his illnesses to participate in the feature film "Sunny Boy," a film in which he gives life to Danny, a young man who has a strange skin disease that does not allow him to be in the sunlight and a project that, according to himself, helped him a lot both in his career and in his personal life.

'Game of Thrones,' the cameo with which Darren Kent became known

However, it was not his role in "Sunny Boy" that made him achieve fame but it was his participation in the HBO series, "Game of Thrones," which achieved it. Kent gave life in 2014 to Goatherd, a secondary character in the tenth episode of the fourth season. There he played a father who is forced to tell Daenerys Targaryen how the fire of her dragons killed his daughter. This forced the Mother of Dragons to chain her pets.

His performance captivated the public and after this Darren Kent participated in other projects such as "Snow White and the Huntsman," "Dungeons and Dragons" and "Alleviate," a film that has not yet been released but with which the actor said he was very excited: