Eek, we’re getting close now! You can tell we’re nearing the release of Game Of Thrones season 8 because HBO is actually starting to share proper glimpses of the upcoming final episodes of its fantasy behemoth. Today, we’ve got a big stack of images to share…
Well, here’s a commercial partnership we weren’t expecting: Game Of Thrones has teamed up with Bud Light for a Super Bowl advert, with the beer brand remaking an iconic scene from HBO’s fantasy mega-hit with an added slice of sponsorship. You can watch the barmy clip right here, if you like…
HBO has released the first proper trailer for Game Of Thrones season 8, which confirms that show’s final season will begin its televised run in April 2019. You can clap eyes on the teasing video right here, and get all the info that you need.
We now have a whole lot of extra information about the Game Of Thrones prequel series, which Jane Goldman (Kingsman: The Secret Service) has been developing with HBO and George R. R. Martin. This mysterious show looks like it’s really coming together.
2019 looks set to be a huge year for HBO, with the final season of Game Of Thrones and the premiere of the new Watchmen series both set to be major events in the televisual calendar. The network has now shared a sneak peek at what’s in store, including footage from those two and a whole lot of others.
George R.R. Martin has promised fans that he will finish his book series, A Song Of Ice And Fire, which provided the inspiration for HBO’s Game Of Thrones TV series.
With Game Of Thrones due to end next year with its eighth season, attention is starting to turn to the spinoffs that could follow in its fantastical footsteps. One person who’s ruling themselves out, though, is Jon Snow actor Kit Harington.
The cast of Game Of Thrones, including people whose characters have died in the show, will return for a reunion special. However, this tantalising chat will not air on TV.
Director David Nutter, who has shot three episodes of Game Of Thrones‘ eighth and final season, has shared some thoughts about the experience and how the show’s conclusion will go down with fans.
Jane Goldman’s Game Of Thrones prequel TV series will feature “a different and older world”, and George R. R. Martin has been teasing what that might look like.