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"Marston is a convict and a blacksmith by trade. I don’t know what his crime was but I am pretty sure it was violent, what with his temper! He's a woman hater and a very angry guy. You could call him a bad guy but as with everyone else he’s just looking out for himself. It’s a game of survival and he’s given a job that you can't shirk. When you are dealing with molten metal you have got to go full force; there is only one speed and that’s full speed ahead and he’s probably seen guys that haven't really worked in physical labour before and aren’t working as hard as him. He resents that - he is burning up all these calories and so he feels that he is justified in stealing other people's food. He also knows his worth. Marston knows the establishment have made a mistake making him the only blacksmith in this community. It makes him indispensible. It’s a get out of jail free card for him."

Rory Mcann is a Scottish actor who was born in Glasgow. Standing at six foot six inches tall, he got his first big break starring in an advert for Scott's Porage Oats, dressed in a scantily clad vest and kilt. After this general members of the public would approach him on the street demanding that he’d “lift his kilt.”

McCann first came to real prominence in 2002 for his role as a disabled personal trainer in The Book Club and subsequently won a Scottish BAFTA for this performance. He has since starred in roles in Shameless and in State of Play. He made his Hollywood debut in the 2004 film Alexander.

More recently he gained international recognition in the HBO series Game of Thrones portraying the Hound. McCann is also an accomplished singer, pianist and harmonica-player as well as an all-round sportsman.