The British are coming! The British are coming! Well, they're coming back to your TV this Sunday when 'Game of Thrones' returns with its third season. And to cap off our celebration of the sexy men of the show, allow us to introduce you to Richard Madden.
You might think you have the greatest pet in the world, but that's probably because you don't watch much TV. Instead of a cat that secretly hates you, fictional pets can be dragons or loyal household animals who stick by your side as you step out into the great unknown, rather than eating the contents of your bathroom trashcan the second you're out the door.
While many fans of the fantasy genre adore both George R.R. Martin's novels 'A Song of Ice and Fire,' which have been adapted into the hit HBO show 'Game of Thrones,' and J.R.R. Tolkien's eternal classic 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy, many fans have both pondered and fiercely argued which of Tolkien's characters would survive a face-off between one another.
A few years ago, 'Game of Thrones' might not have seemed like a sustainable enterprise for HBO given its somewhat effects-heavy nature. Much more than simple swords and shields, to realize the world envisioned in George R.R. Martin's 'A Song of Ice and Fire' novels would take a great deal of breathtaking, yet often subtle effects depicting vast landscapes and intricately detailed locales. With its recent Creative Arts Emmy win, how would you like to see how they do it?
Though the ‘Game of Thrones‘ season 1 Blu-Ray and DVD has been out for several months now, controversy is just now making the rounds about production and commentary for the show’s first season finale “Fire and Blood.” We’d seen the freak Easter Egg about former President George W. Bush being included among the severed head props used on the show, but what does HBO have to say about it?
We assume all of those guys in ‘Game of Thrones‘ have rock-hard abs — seriously, what actor in a hit HBO show doesn’t — but now we have definitive proof that Kit Harington does.
Geeks, rejoice! The first teaser for the second season of HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones’ has arrived. Winter is coming…in Spring of 2012.
Even though it is only September, HBO has already released a fiery teaser for the second season. The whispering voice and dramatic music promise a follow up that will be dark and full of terror. Check it out after the jump.
