Reddit user PunchPatrol has shared two images of props under construction in Belfast’s Titanic Studios, to be used in Game of Thrones season 5.
The props in question are statues, representing different gods/goddesses, that will occupy a room in the House of Black and White. From what we can see, the statues appear to be extremely faithful to their descriptions in A Feast for Crows.
Spoilers after the cut.
The WotW community has been fervently discussing GoT since HBO first announced that the beloved Asoiaf books would be adapted to the small screen. Since then we have had our ups and downs but one thing is for certain, we have formed an exciting and dynamic community with a culture all its own. As we continue to grow we hope that new visitors will not only drop in but make us their “go to” source for GoT news. There is, however, a little bit of a learning curve when joining any online fan site and ours is no exception. To address this issue and for the purposes of documenting a wee bit of our cultural history we have added a Lexicon to our main menu.
This new page lists in alphabetical order common acronyms, phrases, memes and other sundry bits of arcane knowledge that we created, or have referred to or continue to refer to within posts and comments. Long-time commenters will probably read it and say, “Well duh!” or “Hey, they forgot ———!” and that is to be expected. New visitors will perhaps find it useful. Either way, as long as people are informed and/or amused I’ve achieved my goal.
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Filming is underway in Split for Game of Thrones season 5, with the Croatian city representing various parts of Meereen, Braavos and more.
Two of our sources have provided us with information concerning different characters’ plot arcs, all taking place in Essos.
WARNING: As this post is spoiler-ridden, the important information is below the cut.
Episode 238 – The Kings of Ruddy Hall
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Today, an outstanding chapter, as the storming of swords rages on. Ghost and Jon Snow, ushered along by an unholy escort, enter the mobile kingdom of Mance Rayder.
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Goran Leš has shared some of his own brand new pictures from the Game of Thrones sets at Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Croatia.
These new images, combined with those we shared earlier, give us a clearer look at the progress on three certain Meereenese sets; the tavern, the dragon vault, and the “dragon door back”.
As filming for Game of Thrones season 5 rolls on in Split, more and more images surface.
Yesterday, we shared some images of three separate sets undergoing construction at Diocletian’s Palace. Jutarnji list has provided a new set of pictures showing filming around the Croatian location.
Spoilers after the cut.
When we last saw Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones, he was headed for parts unknown after offing his father and his ex. Tyrion’s story in season five will take him into new territory with King’s Landing left behind, and the latest casting calls offer hints as to the turns his journey will take next season.
There will be mild spoilers in the discussion below.
First up, we have some info provided to us from a source, about a casting for a young woman character, named Clea.
Reader Jessa B. visited Diocletian’s Palace today and was able to sneak some pictures of three sets in the midst of construction as preparations are underway to begin filming Game of Thrones season 5 at the historical site.
The first set will appear quite familiar, as it was seen in Daenerys’ last scene in season 4. A stone staircase is being re-installed in the cellars as well as stone slabs to cover small doors along the wall.
Slight spoilers after the jump!
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We’re covering two categories in this post actually: Best Supporting Actor, as it says in the title, and Best Actor.
Much like the Best Actress category, this year the Watchers on the Wall Awards nominee list for Best Actor is so brief that we’ve gone ahead and named the top 5, without a prelim poll. The finalists are:
It looks like we’ll be seeing more of Ramsay’s favorite companion in the next season of Game of Thrones! According to the CV of actress Charlotte Hope, she will be appearing in season 5.
Last seen in “The Laws of Gods and Men” during Yara Greyjoy’s aborted assault on the Dreadfort, Myranda was oddly unaccounted for during the rest of season four. Her absence led some fans to speculate that her character might’ve even been killed offscreen (with an explanation forthcoming), or in a cut scene.
With the confirmation of Hope’s return, the speculation can be put to rest.