Game of Thrones

'Game of Thrones' is HBO's hit fantasy series based on the acclaimed novels by George R.R. Martin. Set in the fictional, medieval world of Westeros, 'Game of Thrones' sees rival houses fighting against each other (and against their own family members) for the Iron Throne. Among the series' vast arsenal of characters are the Starks, based in the frigid North; the Lannisters, who's sadistic Joffrey currently resides as King of Westeros; and the Targaryens, who's Daenerys is among the last of her family and is plotting a return to Westeros to smite her enemies with dragons after she was forced to flee as a child when a rebellion usurped her ruling family.

  • Network: HBO
  • Air Time: Sundays, 9 p.m. EST
  • Season 5 Premiere: April 12, 2015

 

  • Cast: Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Lena Headey, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Natalie Dormer, Kit Harington, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, Isaac Hempstead-Wright.
'Game of Thrones' S6 Director Talks Jon Snow Cliffhanger
'Game of Thrones' S6 Director Talks Jon Snow Cliffhanger
'Game of Thrones' S6 Director Talks Jon Snow Cliffhanger
There may never be another season of television with as much built-in anticipation as Game of Thrones Season 6, both over the fate of Jon Snow and the possibility of revealing George R.R. Martin’s story ahead of time. Now, Season 6 director Jeremy Podeswa opens up ever-so-slightly on either, in the process suggesting there may yet be more to Jon Snow’s story.
'Game of Thrones' Author Calls Series' Ending 'Bittersweet'
'Game of Thrones' Author Calls Series' Ending 'Bittersweet'
'Game of Thrones' Author Calls Series' Ending 'Bittersweet'
Now that HBO’s Game of Thrones will officially outpace George R.R. Martin’s books (unless you wanna throw Winds of Winter at us in March, George), fans cant help looking toward the inevitable series’ end in sight. And while Martin wouldn’t dare spoil any early details, the author at least assures us not everyone will die horrible apocalyptic deaths.
'Game of Thrones' Season 6 Casts Young Ned Stark?
'Game of Thrones' Season 6 Casts Young Ned Stark?
'Game of Thrones' Season 6 Casts Young Ned Stark?
Beyond all the Jon Snow speculation, Game of Thrones Season 6 has book and TV fans alike uncertain what to expect from the next chapters of George R.R. Martin’s story. The return of Bran and his new teacher has many presuming a variety of flashbacks, which may yet have been confirmed, if a new report casting a young Ned Stark is to be believed.
‘Game of Thrones’ Fan Requests Trial by Combat in Court Case
‘Game of Thrones’ Fan Requests Trial by Combat in Court Case
‘Game of Thrones’ Fan Requests Trial by Combat in Court Case
If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, you know that trial by combat doesn’t end well — a character must fight to the death to prove his innocence. If he lives, he’s innocent. If he dies, he’s guilty. One Game of Thrones super-fan thinks this is a great idea, and is attempting to invoke his right to trial by combat in the New York State Supreme Court.
'Thrones' Star David Bradley Confirms Walder Frey's Return
'Thrones' Star David Bradley Confirms Walder Frey's Return
'Thrones' Star David Bradley Confirms Walder Frey's Return
Even Game of Thrones’ worst villains have a tendency to get their comeuppance, and few have gone unpunished as long as David Bradley’s Red Wedding mastermind Walder Frey. Now, with Season 6 on the horizon, Bradley confirms that Walder Frey will return, but does a new casting report pinpoint the coming year?
'Game of Thrones' S6 Casts Max von Sydow as Three-Eyed Raven
'Game of Thrones' S6 Casts Max von Sydow as Three-Eyed Raven
'Game of Thrones' S6 Casts Max von Sydow as Three-Eyed Raven
Well, if ever we showed disappointment with Game of Thrones Season 6 snoozing its way through Comic-Con without a hint of casting, the world of Westeros is more than making up for it. On the heels of adding Ian McShane, Game of Thrones has added Star Wars star and the all-around prolific Max von Sydow to the cast, and we actually know his role!
Who Is Ian McShane Playing in ‘Game of Thrones’?
Who Is Ian McShane Playing in ‘Game of Thrones’?
Who Is Ian McShane Playing in ‘Game of Thrones’?
We don’t know who Ian McShane is playing in Game of Thrones and the original announcement seemed to indicate that his role may remain a secret for at least a little while. We do know that his screen time will be limited but that “his character is of key importance.” With only those clues to go on, we can narrow this down. There are five characters that we think he can play in Game of Thrones season six.
'Game of Thrones' May Run Eight Seasons, Says HBO Boss
'Game of Thrones' May Run Eight Seasons, Says HBO Boss
'Game of Thrones' May Run Eight Seasons, Says HBO Boss
Anyone following Game of Thrones well knows that showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss believe the George R.R. Martin-adapted series will run for seven seasons, hoping to tell the complete, unpadded story. HBO execs have long been vocal in their desire for a longer run, but according to the man at the top, Game of Thrones may now run through Season 8.

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