Quentyn has been cut (thankfully, what a waste of a POV). When Trystane's casting was announced his character was described as the heir to Dorne
They did however say back in Season 2 that
it was the younger son of the Martells that Myrcella was betrothed to. So unless they are forgetting that line they'll probably have to mention Quentyn dying off screen for some reason.
do away with the whole 'lets crown myrcella/darkstar/myrcella gets disfigured' plotline .
I wouldn't be so sure. The Queenmaker plot can still happen with Ellaria in Arianne's position, they'd just have to fudge some things here and there. I think they'll work it in there somehow, they need to give Myrcella (and Tommen) more screentime this season anyway. I suspect both are on borrowed time in the books and if the show wants to make their respective demises have any kind of impact, they'll have to up their screentime.
Cersei has been warned she would lose all 3 of her children. Joffrey was evil and deserved his fate. Myrcella and Tommen are good and do not. However GOT is not a nice place. Good and innocent charcters die all the time. Be interesting if it does happen to see the effect on Cersei and Jamie.
I've been so busy I've only just caught up with season 4 and what a shocker it was! A few that died I was not expecting, definitely kept me on my toes! Would love to see the Jaqen back again and plenty more scenes from Brienne and Pod would be nice!
Sansa is in Winterfell in the trailer. Pretty big thing to give away IMO, since that's either a huge deviation from the books or a huge spoiler for what's to come for her in the books in future.
I completely thought that was Cersei talking at the beginning!
Another great trailer. I love the month before it begins. I hope we get another 2 trailers like last year. Although this one didn't have a cool soundtrack like most
Just read something elsewhere that annoyed me more than it should.
You know in the opening credits we get a map of the various castles that will feature in the episode?
Well, unsurprisingly, Sunspear will be added to them in the upcoming season. However, on the map it will labelled simply as "Dorne".
WTF is that about? That's like labelling Winterfell as "The North".
Just read something elsewhere that annoyed me more than it should.
You know in the opening credits we get a map of the various castles that will feature in the episode?
Well, unsurprisingly, Sunspear will be added to them in the upcoming season. However, on the map it will labelled simply as "Dorne".
WTF is that about? That's like labelling Winterfell as "The North".
A minor gripe but annoying nonetheless.
Action will take place at Sunspear and the Water Gardens which (in the book anyway) are some miles apart.
Did you get annoyed when action taking place at Castle Black and beyond the Wall all got labeled as The Wall?
Just read something elsewhere that annoyed me more than it should.
You know in the opening credits we get a map of the various castles that will feature in the episode?
Well, unsurprisingly, Sunspear will be added to them in the upcoming season. However, on the map it will labelled simply as "Dorne".
WTF is that about? That's like labelling Winterfell as "The North".
A minor gripe but annoying nonetheless.
I guess this eliminates the possibility of us ever seeing any other Dornish locations in the show
EDIT: The same shot of Sunspear also shows that Griffin's Roost doesn't exist, so I think it's also safe to say that Jon Connington won't ever be appearing anyway. Although the evidence pointed in that direction anyway.
I guess this eliminates the possibility of us ever seeing any other Dornish locations in the show
EDIT: The same shot of Sunspear also shows that Griffin's Roost doesn't exist, so I think it's also safe to say that Jon Connington won't ever be appearing anyway. Although the evidence pointed in that direction anyway.
I don't think you can draw those conclusions. Various locations have been gradually added to the titles map as the series has progressed.
Action will take place at Sunspear and the Water Gardens which (in the book anyway) are some miles apart.
Did you get annoyed when action taking place at Castle Black and beyond the Wall all got labeled as The Wall?
No because that's totally different. The Wall is an actual physical fortification, albeit huge, where some action took place. Yes, it would have been nice to have Castle Black labelled separately but I can let that slide.
Renaming Sunspear after a whole massive region in Westeros is just silly. And it doesn't matter if some of the action is taking place some miles away from Sunspear; the way the opening credits have always worked is that the most important castles in the area are shown and labelled (eg. Riverrun for the Riverlands stuff). That's not what I have a problem with. The problem I have is renaming one major castle after a whole region. Do they think the viewers will get confused if they don't spell out in black and white that Sunspear is in Dorne??
As I said though, it's a minor gripe but still irritating to me nonetheless.
Over a week to go, so excited! I'm especially interested to see how they will be doing the Sand Snakes on the show but I am aware of changes from their characters in the books. I am rather sad that Arianne has been omitted but giving her storyline to Ellaria makes total sense. Ah well, ready for House Martell!
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They did however say back in Season 2 that
If thats the case it would also
I completely thought that was Cersei talking at the beginning!
Another great trailer. I love the month before it begins. I hope we get another 2 trailers like last year. Although this one didn't have a cool soundtrack like most
From the trailer, spoilering to be safe:
Haha. True about her speech. She does get some terrible one liners in the trailers. But they never seem so obvious in the actual show.
Guys are badass as hell.
You know in the opening credits we get a map of the various castles that will feature in the episode?
Well, unsurprisingly, Sunspear will be added to them in the upcoming season. However, on the map it will labelled simply as "Dorne".
WTF is that about? That's like labelling Winterfell as "The North".
A minor gripe but annoying nonetheless.
Action will take place at Sunspear and the Water Gardens which (in the book anyway) are some miles apart.
Did you get annoyed when action taking place at Castle Black and beyond the Wall all got labeled as The Wall?
EDIT: The same shot of Sunspear also shows that Griffin's Roost doesn't exist, so I think it's also safe to say that Jon Connington won't ever be appearing anyway. Although the evidence pointed in that direction anyway.
I don't think you can draw those conclusions. Various locations have been gradually added to the titles map as the series has progressed.
Renaming Sunspear after a whole massive region in Westeros is just silly. And it doesn't matter if some of the action is taking place some miles away from Sunspear; the way the opening credits have always worked is that the most important castles in the area are shown and labelled (eg. Riverrun for the Riverlands stuff). That's not what I have a problem with. The problem I have is renaming one major castle after a whole region. Do they think the viewers will get confused if they don't spell out in black and white that Sunspear is in Dorne??
As I said though, it's a minor gripe but still irritating to me nonetheless.
You can also see her in the new Fast and Furious 7 film as she has a starring role alongside Vin Diesel and family.
Amazing career she's had. Gone from Hollyoaks to Game of Thrones and now to most probably one of the biggest films of 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=TfvVluNxujc#t=0
It's an hour and a quarter, but riveting and full of laugh-out-loud moments. John Bradley is particularly funny.
Or rumour has it, it might be
Any bets?
I believe there was a clip in an earlier trailer that showed
It remains to be seen if it is really