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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Defends Game Of Thrones Writers After Season 8 Criticism
Actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau addressed the controversial season at two different panels during the Game of Thrones fan convention, Con of Thrones, in Nashville.
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Second series of 'Star Wars' TV spin-off already in the works
The director is taking time between 'Lion King' screenings to write new episodes
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'Game of Thrones' prequel series will feature return of the Starks — and the direwolves
George R. R. Martin has revealed some details from HBO's highly anticipated return to the turbulent world of Westeros.
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George R.R. Martin reveals 5 new facts about HBO's Game of Thrones prequel
Game of Thrones: George R.R. Martin reveals 5 new facts about HBO's prequel
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George R.R. Martin calls the fan response to ‘Game Of Thrones’ season 8 ‘toxic’
George R. R. Martin has opened up about the divisive reaction to Game Of Thrones' eighth and final season and he isn't happy.
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'Game of Thrones' stars are mortified being shown behind-the-scenes footage from season one
Eight years when you're a former child star is a veeeeery long time.
MoviesLee Moran'Game Of Thrones' Stars Cringe So Hard At Old Footage Of Themselves
Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, Kit Harington and Isaac Hempstead Wright all had excellent reactions to seeing younger versions of themselves.
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Kit Harington donates a surprise £8000 to help Mencap 'Game of Thrones' appeal reach its target
Kit Harington shocked those behind a Game of Thrones-based online charity appeal for Mencap by chucking in a $10,000 donation.
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Fan theory claims 'Game of Thrones' ripped off ending of 'The Hunger Games'
The Tumblr user makes a compelling argument.
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Maisie Williams announces first role after Game Of Thrones
She will star in a revenge comedy for Sky One.
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Did Drogon Secretly Eat Daenerys On Game Of Thrones? A Forensic Expert Weighs In
"What do dragons eat anyway?" Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) asks no one inparticular in the Game Of Thrones season eight premiere
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Charlie Brooker Would Give 'Game Of Thrones' Season 8 Exactly 68 Per Cent On Rotten Tomatoes
The 'Black Mirror' co-creator says difficulties were to do with George RR Martin being a 'seat-of-the-pants writer'
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Lena Headey announces she is looking for love
If you're a fan of cucumbers and cooking you might just be a match.
- MoviesDanny Thompson
Jason Momoa wants to remake 'Twins' with Peter Dinklage
Momoa has already taken part in one Schwarzenegger remake,
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Lena Headey on the Deleted 'Game of Thrones' Scene That Would've Changed Everything
The actress discusses a particularly gut-wrenching scene that ended up on the cutting room floor.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Deleted 'Game of Thrones' scene disproves popular Cersei fan theory
Lean Headey has revealed that scene that was left on the cutting room floor from the penultimate season of Game of Thrones would have dealt Cersei Lannister a severe blow.
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Game of Thrones Prequel Starring Naomi Watts Has Started Filming in Northern Ireland
Game of Thrones Prequel Starring Naomi Watts Starts Filming
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'Game of Thrones' prequel starts filming (and in a familiar location)
Game of Thrones prequel starts filming (and in a familiar location)
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'Game of Thrones' director binned an action scene with 50 direwolves from Battle of Winterfell
Ghost might have got his moment to shine, admits 'Game of Thrones' director Miguel Sapochnik.
- MoviesThe Independent
Game of Thrones: Arya's final scene was teased back in season 6
One of Game of Thrones’ most beloved characters had their final moment teased back in season six.The HBO show – which drew to a conclusion last month – presented a hopeful ending for the living Stark children, including Sansa and Bran, in its controversial finale.The last we saw of Arya (Maisie Williams), she had shunned the idea of returning to Winterfell. Instead, she boarded a boat headed west to see what lies beyond Westeros – a moment that was hinted way back in season six.In the eighth episode, titled “No One”, Arya happened upon a travelling acting group led by Lady Crane (Essie Davis). She took a shine to Arya who, after offering her a place to rest after being stabbed by the Waif, asks her to join her group on their travels. Arya, though, has other plans.Crane asks her where she’ll go instead and Arya says: “Essos is east and Westeros is west, but what’s west of Westeros? Nobody [knows]. That’s where all the maps stop.”After Crane tells her she’ll likely come across ‘the edge of the world,” Arya – clearly excited by this prospect - says: “I’d like to see that.”It’s a small, but nice moment – pointed out by a Reddit user – that will no doubt provide a kick to fans when re-watching the show for the knowledge that Arya will go on to fulfil this wish.Last week, Richard Madden \- who played Robb Stark - revealed he was glad to be one of the earlier stars to leave the show.You can find a ranking of every single Game of Thrones character – from worst to best – here.Game of Thrones is available to watch on NOW TV.
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'Game Of Thrones' Director Pushed For A Shocking Massacre At The Battle Of Winterfell
Miguel Sapochnik also says he was strictly "visually policed" by showrunners
- MoviesBen Arnold
Lena Headey was 'gutted' by Cersei's death in 'Game of Thrones'
The demise of the brilliantly awful Cersei Lannister in Game of Thrones was so anti-climactic that many fan theories mused that she couldn't actually be dead.
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Game Of Thrones star Jacob Anderson says reaction to show’s ending is a ‘shame’
He played the warrior Grey Worm.
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
‘Game Of Thrones’ director insists coffee cup mistake wasn’t his fault
Game Of Thrones director David Nutter has insisted that he isn't to blame for the now infamous coffee cup gaffe.
- MoviesGregory Wakeman
'Game Of Thrones' director was ‘visually policed’ by its showrunners
Game Of Thrones director Miguel Sapochnik talks being visually policed by showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss
