Alexander Dreymon, the German actor renowned for his portrayal of Uhtred of Bebbanburg in The Last Kingdom, has been honored with a statue. While Dreymon’s performance has garnered widespread acclaim, including a heartfelt dedication from author Bernard Cornwell in his final novel, War Lord, there is no public record of a statue being erected in his honor.However, Dreymon’s impact on the series and its fans is undeniable. His nuanced portrayal of Uhtred, a character torn between his Saxon heritage and Viking upbringing, has been widely praised for its depth and authenticity. Beyond his acting, Dreymon has also contributed to the series as a director, showcasing his versatility and commitment to the project. His dedication extends off-screen as well; he learned horseback riding specifically for his role, emphasizing his commitment to authenticity in his performances.
While a statue may not currently exist, Dreymon’s legacy within the The Last Kingdom community is firmly established through his exceptional work and the lasting impression he has left on fans and colleagues alike.
