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Monday, 5 November 2018

November 05, 2018

Game of Thrones season 8 Who’s going meet her fast Time


Let’s talk about the opening scene of Game of Thrones season 8 Who’s going to meet and Why for the first time

>>>open  at Winter fell with an episode that contains plenty of callbacks to the show’s pilot. Instead of King Robert’s procession arriving, it’s Deanery's and her army. What follows is a thrilling and tense intermingling of characters some of whom have never previously met, many who have messy histories as they all prepare to face the inevitable invasion of the Army of the Dead.


>>>Way back in the series premiere to , >Winter is Coming,< King Robert Baratheon arrives at Winterfell with a lot of pomp and circumstance, joined by the royal family and trailed by a large assemblage of knights and members of his court. The entire Stark family was there to greet him, all in a line

>>>Speaking of Sansa, she’ll also come face to face with her first husband, Tyrion Lannister, and with the Hound, who did what little he could to protect her in King’s Landing and even offered to help her flee the city during the Battle of the Black water. The Hound will also reunite with Arya Stark, with whom he shares a warped sort of mentor/mentee bond. At this point, the two of them are on more of an equal playing field, and I’m looking forward to seeing how their relationship settles.

>>>Jorah Mormont will arrive with her Deanery's, as well, sort of filling the role the Hound did back in the series premiere: as the protector of a member of the royal retinue. He’ll reunite with Samwell Tarly, who saved him from grey scale in Old town, and with his cousin Lyanna Mormont, now head of his House. Will she accept him back into the Mormons fold even though he disgraced the family years ago by engaging in the slave trad

>>>Then there are newcomers like Grey Worm to much , Missandei, and every member of the Dothraki horde. How will the Dothraki get along with with the Knights of the Vale and the armies of the North? Both groups will see the other as foreign and strange. There’s a lot of potential for conflict, but will it be resolved peacefully or violently? Can these two incredibly different groups of warriors learn to coexist and fight for a common goal
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Saturday, 27 October 2018

October 27, 2018

3 Biggest Questions About Game of Thrones, Final Season


>>>How will Jon and Daenerys react to the truth about his parents?                   


When we last saw Jon and Daenerys, they were engaging in some very artfully lit incest. They didn’t realize as much, of course, but it’s only a matter of time. Now that Bran and Sam have finally pieced together the final bits of the R+L=J mystery, they’re determined to tell Jon that he is, in factCan Jon and Dany’s relationship survive such a wild revelation? Although incest is taboo in Westeros, it’s important to remember that it was historically encouraged among Targaryens. Daenerys was originally meant to marry her brother Viserys; he only sold her to Khal Drogo as a means to fund the army he needed to defeat Robert Baratheon. If she’s fallen hard for Jon, maybe she’ll just chalk up their nautical romp to familial fate. Even if Dany doesn’t flinch too hard about the incest bit, though, you can bet that discovering that she just bedded the only person in Westerns with a better claim to the throne will send her into a tailspin.

Jon, on the other hand, is not only about to discover he committed incest, but that his beloved father is actually his uncle and that he is the rightful heir to the Iron Throne. It’s hard to see a character with Jon’s sense of honor going back on his word to bend the knee to Daenerys, so expect a lot of brooding while sullen Jon Snow Aegon Targaryen sulks in the corner, bemoaning his fate. Nevertheless, the truth might ultimately send him running even further into Dany’s arms. Is it possible they’ll will see their shared DNA as the perfect reason to turn their alliance into a marriage? Yes. But remember the kind of show we’re watching here: Jon and Daenerys sitting blissfully on matching thrones doesn’t seem like it’ll be the end of this story. They’re facing rocky times ahead.

>>>Who will take down Cersei Lannister?
                                                     

Cersei has to die. Not just because girlfriend won’t evacuate the Red Keep and Westeros really needs a ruler with a little bit of sanity, but also because of that witch’s prophecy from way back when. Here’s a refresher in case you’ve forgotten:


(1)Queen you shall be,” the witch promised a young Cersei, “until there comes another, younger and more beautiful, to cast you down and take all that you hold dear.”

(2)Will the king and I have children?” Cersei asked. “Oh, aye. Six-and-ten for him, and three for you

(3)Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds … And when your tears have drowned you, the valonqar shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke the life from you.”

It’s safe to assume that Daenerys is the “younger and more beautiful” queen who wants to take away her kingdom. Meanwhile, Cersei has already faced the reality of King Robert’s 16 bastards and her own trio of golden children wrapped in death shrouds. But who is this valonqar, which translates roughly to “little brother” in High Valyrian? For years, fans assumed it would be Tyrion, who has survived two near-executions from Cersei and has good reason to want her dead. But in the season-seven finale, the slow-burning tension between Jaime and Cersei finally came to a head. After she revealed her secret plot to ignore the pact she’d made with Daenerys and Jon — instead, she’s planning to take back the lands in the south while they’re busy fighting off the White Walkers — Jaime was horrified not only by her craven disregard for keeping her word, but her desire to put herself and their unborn baby ahead of the kingdom. (Oh, and also the subtle hint that she just might marry Eur on Grey joy.) Though Jaime rode off to who knows where at the season’s end, he’ll surely confront Cersei again before this is all over. Might he be the one who wraps his golden hand around her pretty neck?


If you’re not convinced by that theory, here’s one more to consider. Taking “valonqar” less literally, it’s possible that the “little brother” who chokes the life out of Cersei will be her child — a child who, like Tyrion himself, will be born a dwarf. Tyrion’s birth was the defining moment of Cersei’s childhood. She’s blamed him for their mother’s postpartum death every day since, and that blame has fueled her anger and hatred. In Cersei’s eyes, Tyrion represents everything ugly and nasty that hides behind her beauty, every fear about her own inadequacies. Wouldn’t it be fitting for her to depart this world in the same way as their mother?

>>>Where will Jaime go?
                   

When Jaime rode out of King’s Landing, he didn’t even have proper fur attire to face the winter cold. Nonetheless, if anyone can take care of himself, it’s Jaime: He’s survived losing a hand, a year of brutal captivity, and listening to Cersei rage in his ear for the past 40 years. There are several possibilities for where he’ll go now that he’s on his own. The first is that he’ll find Tyrion. As much as he’s disgusted by Cersei’s behavior, it’s hard to believe he’d give away her plan to his younger brother and risk the safety of his unborn child. Nevertheless, Jaime felt genuinely moved to battle the White Walkers, and although he doesn’t wield a sword as well as he once did, honor may compel him to fight.

Of course, he could also head toward Winter fell to reunite with Brienne of Tarth. To most of the lords of Westeros, he’s a king slayer and a Lannister and a deadly threat, but Brienne knows that Jaime can be redeemed. He’d be safe with her, even if the Starks didn’t see it that way. There’s also the possibility that he’s out to kill Euron Greyjoy, the man who is trying to claim his (formerly) beloved sister for his own. Given how the season ended, though, that seems like a mission better suited for Theon.
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Monday, 15 October 2018

October 15, 2018

GAME OF THRONES HIDDENT FACTS


GAME OF THRONES HIDDENT FACTS

>>>1.THERE’S AN UNAIRED PILOT.
The first pilot, directed by Spotlight writer-director Tom McCarthy, was so terrible that it had to be shelved and reshot. “We got everything wrong on a very basic level with the writing of it,” show co-creator David Benioff told Variety. One of the biggest problems? None of the friends he and Weiss invited to watch the pilot “realized that Jaime and Cersei were brother and sister, which is a major, major plot point that we had somehow failed to establish.”


>>>2. CATELYN STARK AND DAENERYS TARGARYEN.
In the original pilot, Catelyn Stark and Daenerys Targaryen were played by Jennifer Ehle and Tamzin Merchant, respectively; by the time the show aired, they had been replaced by Michelle Fairley and Emilia Clarke. George R.R. Martin, who wrote the book series on which Game of Thrones is based, also had a cameo in the original pilot as a guest at Daenerys and Khal Drogo’s wedding.

>>>3. THERE WERE A BUNCH OF OTHER CASTING CLOSE CALLS.
Ehle and Merchant weren’t Game of Thrones’s only could-have-beens. Gillian Anderson turned down an unspecified role on the show, as did The Wire's Dominic West. (Judging by the fact that, per West, the role would have involved shooting “in Reykjavik for six months,” it was probably Mance Rayder, a role that eventually went to Ciarán Hinds.) The Hunger Games franchise’s Sam Claflin auditioned for Jon Snow and Viserys Targaryen, and Outlander star Sam Heughan auditioned for a variety of roles, including Renly Baratheon and Loras Tyrell, seven times.

>>>4. PETER DINKLAGE THOUGHT THE SHOW HAD BEEN CANCELED.
>>>Macall B. Polay/HBO
After the pilot was picked up, David Benioff pranked Peter Dinklage by calling him and telling him the show had been canceled. It was six hours before Dinklage learned the truth.

>>>5. SANSA STARK ADOPTED HER DIREWOLF IN REAL LIFE.
                         

Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark, adopted Zunni, the Northern Inuit dog that played her pet direwolf on the series’ first season. “Growing up I always wanted a dog, but my parents never wanted one,” Turner told Coventry Telegraph in 2013. “We kind of fell in love with my character’s direwolf, Lady, on set. We knew Lady died and they wanted to re-home her. My mum persuaded them to let us adopt her.”

>>>6. DOTHRAKI IS A REAL LANGUAGE.
In 2014, Living Language released a conversational language course that will have you speaking like Khal Drogo in no time. The course was crafted by linguist David J. Peterson, who worked with HBO to create the Dothraki heard on the show.

>>>7. SEVERAL CHARACTERS HAVE CHANGED ACTORS.
A handful of characters have been played by more than one actor over the course of the show, notably Daario Naharis .Ed Skrein in season three, Michiel Huisman in seasons four, five, and six., Tommen Baratheon (Callum Wharry in seasons one and two, Dean-Charles Chapman in seasons three through six), and his sister Myrcella (Aimee Richardson in seasons one and two, Nell Tiger Free in season five), and Gregor “The Mountain” Clegane (Conan Stevens in season one, Ian Whyte in season two, Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson in seasons four, five, and six.)


>>>8. DAENERYS TARGARYEN ORIGINALLY HAD VIOLET EYES.
Macall B. Polay  


In the books, the Targaryen family members are notable for their silver hair and violet eyes. During shooting, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) and Viserys (Harry Lloyd) Targaryen originally wore violet contact lenses, but Benioff and Weiss decided they negatively impacted the actors’ ability to portray emotion.

>>>9. A LOT OF DEAD CHARACTERS ARE ALIVE IN THE BOOKS.
More than a handful of characters are alive in Martin’s books, but dead on the show. These include: Shireen and Stannis Baratheon, Night’s Watchmen Pyp and Grenn, Barristan Selmy, Myrcella Baratheon, and Mance Rayder.

>>>10. SHOOTING THE HORSE HEART SCENE WAS AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.
The horse heart Daenerys had to eat in season one was essentially a giant gummy candy—one that, per Clarke, tasted a little bit like bleach. To make the proceedings even grosser, all the fake blood made Clarke so sticky that she got stuck to a toilet.
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Wednesday, 3 October 2018

October 03, 2018

7 big hints about Game of Thrones season 8



>>>1. Theon Greyjoy will have a big part to play
First, Theon got a pep talk from Jon that explained he was definitely both a Greyjoy and a Stark (and, as Game of Thrones is the story of the Starks, that's significant), then he won a brutal scrap which allowed him to lead the Iron born in a mission to rescue his sister Yara.

But what does this mean for Theon? Well, we're going to focus more on his Stark heritage, because we think the Yara rescue mission is a bit of a misdirect.

Sure, he'll go off and get his sister back, but we expect Theon to be back in Winter fell for GoT's final episode. The story will end where it began, with all the surviving Starks coming together. And, yes, that includes Theon.

We'd also bet several Gold Dragons that he'll make a heroic self-

 >>>2. Bran will uncover some information at the last minute that saves everyone

Game of Thrones, Bran Stark and Sam well Tally

Yes, we've complained about how crap Bran was in season 7, but that doesn't mean he won't be an important part of season 8+ Mostly because he sort of has to be – the youngest surviving Stark's clearly been kept in reserve for a big moment and we suspect the writers will hold that back until the very last episode.

In the finale, we saw Sam and Bran join forces to uncover important information about Jon's parentage, so expect the same pair to provide an essential weakness in the Night King's armour in the season 8+

Just don't expect it to be a get-out clause that comes without consequences; Game Of Thrones doesn't work like that.sacrifice

in the season 8 finale – as moving from braggart to coward to honourable hero makes the most sense for this character's journey.

>>>3. Deanery's will die

Game of Thrones season episode 'Eastwatch': Deanery's and Jon Snow weigh their next move at Dragon stone

After weeks of lingering looks, Jon and Dany finally got romantic in the season 7 closer, which may well make Dany the love of Jon's life - sorry Ygritte, sorry Ghost.

If that's the case, expect him to plunge his sword into her heart to fulfil the Azor Ahai prophecy, which requires a hero to kill his true love in order to save the day. We're pretty sure Jon's the Prince who was Promised, and that's a reveal that'll surely be saved for the finale.

Dany's legacy will be as the saviour of Westerns, not its ruler. It'll be tragic, it'll be tear-jerking, it'll happen.

>>>4 The Iron Throne will melt

This is a bit of a reach, but bear with us. Season 7 ended with the Night King melting one of the biggest symbols of the series – the wall.

The only thing bigger? The Iron Throne. It's the most iconic thing in the show, the ultimate target for several key characters, so wouldn't it be a massive shock if it got destroyed by a zombie dragon?

The Night King will make it to King's Landing, and he'll melt the throne. We're not sure if it'll happen in the finale, but it will happen – with the consequences of this symbol of the monarchy being destroyed being felt in the penultimate scene, when our surviving heroes (Jon, Tyrone, Arya, Yara, possibly Sansa) agree to rule in a democratic coalition of leaders, instead of through one all-powerful King / Queen.

5>>>Ceres's baby games

The finale contained yet another reference to Cersei's baby – which will be a significant plotting in the final season. We don't expect the little one to make it to the end of the series, though, sadly. Cersei was told by a prophet that she would have three kids and no more – so, either she miscarries, or she's killed before the baby's born.


We predict the former, with Cersei losing the baby but pretending to still be pregnant to Jaime, using her situation to manipulate him – when he finds out, expect him to go crazy, fulfil the valonqar prophecy and become the Queen slayer!

>>>6. Jon and Deanery's will have a child

Speaking of babies, Danny's inability to have a child was mentioned throughout season 7, so you can bet she'll be pregnant by Jon in the early stages of season 8.

Could this add an extra element of tragedy to the finale? Azor Ahai has to plunge a sword into the heart of a true love – what if Jon's true love is his firstborn, and he has to stick his sword into Dany's stomach, killing both his baby and its mother?

Grim, but exactly the sort of nasty stuff that Game of Thrones revels in – so we could really see this happening in the final episode.

>>>7 Sansa could die

Yep, we know – this is a big call, but what's left for Sans to do in Winter fell?

As tragic as it is, Sana's narrative thread has been dominated by Littlefinger – even when she overcame Ramsay, Little finger was lurking in the shadows, ready to manipulate her again. Now he's finally dead, punished for all of his crimes against her and the Starks, we're not sure what Sansa's purpose is in season 8 – other than to provide a shock death.

Theres a chance she could carry on as Lady of Winterfell while Jon's off saving the world / becoming the eventual King of Westeros, but it'll be a more interesting twist to give Arya that role – she was seen to be intrigued by the position in season 7 and is frequently paralleled with her father Ned.

Even without that element, Arya still has plenty to do before her story's done, but Sansa's already reached the end of hers.
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October 03, 2018

Game of Thrones leaked news

GAME OF THRONES SEASON 8

Nikolaj Coster Waldau, the actor who plays Jaime Lannister in HBO’s Game of Thrones is currently embroiled in a lawsuit against his former manager Jill Littman. And in a testament to how popular the 

entertainment franchise he plays a key role in has become, with plot details for the final season of the show still a closely guarded secret, his lawsuit might as well have included a warning that spoilers are ahead.

Because as part of those court proceedings, Coster-Waldau, who of course plays a key member of the House of Lannister in GoT , was required to share details about his earnings related to the final season of Game of Thrones , which will air next year
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We know, among other things, that he made a little more than a cool $1 million for each episode he appeared in — and we also know that he will appear in all six episodes of the final season, whereas it had been previously reported he wouldn’t be in the final two.

So there we go. Appearing in every episode has led to some speculation that Jaime may not die — or, at least, that he’ll make it all the way to the end.

The actor’s per-episode profits were a bit of a bump over what he earned per episode in Season 7 (almost $943,000). In related news, The Independent newspaper quotes him as saying he was thoroughly satisfied with the way the writers wrapped up everything — in fact, that he even went out of his way to tell them he doesn’t think they could have done a better job in bringing everything to a close.

“To me, it was very satisfying but also very surprising and all the things that I was hoping for,” he said. “It still made sense. It wasn’t like one of those where the killer is suddenly revealed in the last act and you go, ‘Oh! I didn’t see that coming.’ Here, they’ve done a really, really good job.”

In terms of things we still don’t know about the final season, probably the most tantalizing mystery is when it will actually return to the small screen. 
Filming has already wrapped, but HBO has not yet made an official announcement about a premiere data. Reading the tea leaves, some speculation has centred around Season 8 premiering sometime in late May 2019.
Elite Daily reports that Season 8 won’t be eligible for the 2019 Emmy Awards, “which means that the bulk of the final season will ai
, which is the eligibility deadline for the 2019 Emmys. Of course, May 31 is also the last day of the first half of 2019, which seems to mean that the final season will mostly air in the second half of the year. After The Huffing ton Post published effects supervisor Joe Bauer’s statements, 
HBO reconfirmed its statement that the new season would be debuting within the first half of 2019.”
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