Game of Thrones (HBO) Season 2: Casting, News
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We have our ygritte!!! Downton abbey rose Leslie !
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/10/ga...s-rose-leslie/
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/10/10/ga...s-rose-leslie/
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#303
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You know nothing, superdeluxe.
Wait ... actually, you're right. Also, an April 2012 premier date has been announced.
Wait ... actually, you're right. Also, an April 2012 premier date has been announced.
#306
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Nice interview with Rose Leslie talking about Game of Thrones starting at about one minute:
http://youtu.be/wfIu8WEia8k
http://youtu.be/wfIu8WEia8k
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Nice interview with Rose Leslie talking about Game of Thrones starting at about one minute:
http://youtu.be/wfIu8WEia8k
http://youtu.be/wfIu8WEia8k
#308
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Question: only the first book is called "Game of Thrones." Shouldn't the second season be called "Clash of Kings," or maybe "A Game of Thrones:Clash of Kings?" Why do they still call it Game of Thrones if the rest of the series isn't truly about a game of thrones in the same way it was in the first season/book?
My guess is that they fear viewers not familiar with the books reacting with a "wtf" if they go by the book titles and assuming it's a whole new show.
My guess is that they fear viewers not familiar with the books reacting with a "wtf" if they go by the book titles and assuming it's a whole new show.
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Question: only the first book is called "Game of Thrones." Shouldn't the second season be called "Clash of Kings," or maybe "A Game of Thrones:Clash of Kings?" Why do they still call it Game of Thrones if the rest of the series isn't truly about a game of thrones in the same way it was in the first season/book?
My guess is that they fear viewers not familiar with the books reacting with a "wtf" if they go by the book titles and assuming it's a whole new show.
My guess is that they fear viewers not familiar with the books reacting with a "wtf" if they go by the book titles and assuming it's a whole new show.
#310
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As speculated by Westeros.org yesterday, it is confirmed this morning:
http://www.amandahowardassociates.co...tors/index.php
"John Stahl will shortly begin filming for the second series of Game of Thrones for HBO/Sky."
Speculation that he will play Rickard Karstark
http://www.amandahowardassociates.co...tors/index.php
"John Stahl will shortly begin filming for the second series of Game of Thrones for HBO/Sky."
Speculation that he will play Rickard Karstark
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I really should get back into reading Dance with Dragons - I'm about halfway through, but I've been halfway through for a couple months!!

#313
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So John Stahl confirmed as Rickard Stark
Also Simon Armstrong as Qhorian Halfhand
Source:
http://winter-is-coming.net/2011/10/...g-is-halfhand/
Also Simon Armstrong as Qhorian Halfhand
Source:
http://winter-is-coming.net/2011/10/...g-is-halfhand/
#314
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Finished the book of Game of Thrones last weekend , and almost finished with the previous HBO season save for the last ep. The series does a great job of representing the characters and keeps everything pretty dang close to the source material with some minor tweaks. They have obviously aged some of the Stark children a bit, but nothing too distracting and quite understandable. The only area where I feel it lacks is in the battle sequences. I know this series cost a large amount of money, but couldn't they spare a bit more to bring those to life? The scene where Tyrion is leading his men to battle and they knock him out in order to fade to the aftermath felt like an obvious excuse to avoid showing something that required a grand scale. Furthermore, I feel it kind of robbed the Tyrion character of the opportunity to display bravery as he did in the book.
Just my .02, plan on starting the second book soon. I hope Marting continues to write the stories; would be a shame if the HBO series end was not due to the plug being pulled, but no source from which to draw.
Just my .02, plan on starting the second book soon. I hope Marting continues to write the stories; would be a shame if the HBO series end was not due to the plug being pulled, but no source from which to draw.
#316
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Re: Game of Thrones (HBO) Season 2: Casting, News
Finished the book of Game of Thrones last weekend , and almost finished with the previous HBO season save for the last ep. The series does a great job of representing the characters and keeps everything pretty dang close to the source material with some minor tweaks. They have obviously aged some of the Stark children a bit, but nothing too distracting and quite understandable. The only area where I feel it lacks is in the battle sequences. I know this series cost a large amount of money, but couldn't they spare a bit more to bring those to life?
The scene where Tyrion is leading his men to battle and they knock him out in order to fade to the aftermath felt like an obvious excuse to avoid showing something that required a grand scale. Furthermore, I feel it kind of robbed the Tyrion character of the opportunity to display bravery as he did in the book.
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Game of Thrones won some awards at the Scream Awards, to be aired on Tuesday on Spike TV
Spoiler:
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The only area where I feel it lacks is in the battle sequences. I know this series cost a large amount of money, but couldn't they spare a bit more to bring those to life? The scene where Tyrion is leading his men to battle and they knock him out in order to fade to the aftermath felt like an obvious excuse to avoid showing something that required a grand scale. Furthermore, I feel it kind of robbed the Tyrion character of the opportunity to display bravery as he did in the book.
#320
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Still could have handled Tyrion's part in the battle much better than they did.
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A little spoilerish picture from tonight's Scream Awards on Spike TV
lol love Cersei's breasticles..
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lol love Cersei's breasticles..
Last edited by superdeluxe; 10-18-11 at 10:38 AM.