#Game of thrones painted table series#
#Game of thrones painted table tv#

Overall, it looks like HBO is hitting the right marks in getting A Clash of Kings onto the screen. Behind him is a mostly-obscured Brienne of Tarth, played by Gwendoline Christie. Combined with the stag-like crown, this makes Renly look a lot more like Robert's little brother. Gethin Anthony as King Renly Baratheon, here shown cultivating a beard, possibly to look more 'kingly'.

#Game of thrones painted table tv#

It's interesting to note the combination of the Baratheon stag and the Tyrell colours on the banner behind them, suggesting that for the TV show Renly might have adopted his own, subtly different sigil. Michelle Fairley as Catelyn Stark and Finn Jones as Ser Loras Tyrell, both returning characters from Season 1. Since Davos spends more of his time on a ship than on a horse, it's interesting to speculate that he might be present at a certain parley here. An excellent piece of casting and Davos looks the part perfectly here. Liam Cunningham as Ser Davos Seaworth, Stannis's most loyal retainer. Some fans are speculating that Margaery's character responsibilities may be combined with those of the Queen of Thorns to produce a stronger, more interesting character. This is a big change from the novels, as Dormer's casting means that Margaery is older and more seasoned than the young noblewoman of the novels. With her red hair and neck choker, this is Melisandre pretty much straight out of the books. Melisandre of Asshai, played by Carice Van Houten. This is probably to keep their options open when it comes to casting Aeron for a later season. In a change from the books, this is a miscellaneous priest rather than his uncle, Aeron 'Damphair' Greyjoy. Theon Greyjoy meets a drowned priest of the Iron Islands. The production team have opted not to have Stannis bald, as in the novels, but otherwise have gone for a stern look more in keeping with his depiction in the books. Stephen Dillane as King Stannis Baratheon. It's good to see it's in the series, but it does appear to be a smaller and less grandiose version of what is described in the novels. It may also just be the lighting, but his make-up for this season looks markedly better as well. Apparently Sandor's role, which was somewhat under-emphasised in Season 1, will be beefed up for Season 2 to something more like that of the books. Rory McCann returns as Sandor Clegane, the Hound, now a member of King Joffrey's Kingsguard. See more in the video below.Here are some interesting images from the recent Game of Thrones trailer released by HBO:

Game of Thrones returns with six final episodes in April 2019. They've really done a tremendous job in servicing the drama and the characters and so forth, and there are many ups and downs and twists and turns all across the Game of Thrones society and the world they are,' he added.

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'I know that I can say this: If you're a fan of the show, you will be completely satisfied by where the series goes to. Hopefully, the audience will like it, starting season eight, but I'm very confident that they will,' he said, admitting that while many characters have died on his watch in scenes like the Red Wedding, he just couldn't reveal if the trend continues. 'It was the first time that I was able to actually direct the premiere episode of the season, so I'm just nervous. #GoTS8 /ixHIsPjyhW- Game of Thrones December 6, 2018Д®T recently spoke with David Nutter, director of Thrones' season eight premiere, who teased that the final season will absolutely 'live up to the hype.'