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First Game of Thrones star on the red carpet? The brooding Night’s Watch guard Jon Snow, or Kit Harington to his mother. No smiles allowed.
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Kit Harington talks football (the British kind, no padding, round ball) with reporters from Seattle Sounders TV.
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Kit Harington talks football (the British kind, no padding, round ball) with reporters from Seattle Sounders TV.
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Still not smiling, but dapper nonetheless.
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Still not smiling, but dapper nonetheless.
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Fans of Game of Thrones (even a few in costume) line up outside Seattle Cinerama to sneak a peek—or a ticket. The sign reads: “Please let me into Westeros, I forgot my passport.”
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We’re used to seeing Rose Leslie dressed like she’s been camping in the woods for a month as wildling Ygritte on Game of Thrones. Luckily, she has a good sense of humor about it: “I brushed my hair for the occasion.”
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Is Sophie Turner, aka Sansa Starka, close with Arya (Maisie Williams) in real life? “I hate her!” Kidding, kidding. “We’re really good friends, much different than our characters.”
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Is Sophie Turner, aka Sansa Starka, close with Arya (Maisie Williams) in real life? “I hate her!” Kidding, kidding. “We’re really good friends, much different than our characters.”
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Natalie Dormer, aka Margaery Tyrell, goes blond in her bid to be queen of Westeros. #queensareblond
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Fans of Game of Thrones (even a few in costume) line up outside Seattle Cinerama to sneak a peek—or a ticket. The sign reads: “Please let me into Westeros, I forgot my passport.”
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, aka Jaime Lannister, looks like he wants to fist bump the fans outside. #bros
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, aka Jaime Lannister, looks like he wants to fist bump the fans outside. #bros
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau doesn’t mind the costumes—or being shackled in chains and stuck in the mud for hours on end as Jaime Lannister, he says. It helps him get into character.
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Natalie Dormer, aka Margaery Tyrell, goes blond in her bid to be queen of Westeros. #queensareblond
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We’re used to seeing Rose Leslie dressed like she’s been camping in the woods for a month as wildling Ygritte on Game of Thrones. Luckily, she has a good sense of humor about it: “I brushed my hair for the occasion.”
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John Bradley, aka Night’s Watch guardsman Samwell Tarly, says “there’s a lot of discomfort” shooting beyond-the-Wall scenes in Iceland, but it’s worth it. “To CGI it would be compromising” and it allows a lot of time to have deep thoughts in the darkness at the edge of civilization.
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Maisie Williams, aka tomboy Arya Stark, is incredibly poised for a 15-year-old. She’s in San Francisco on Wednesday, Seattle Thursday, and New York Friday to see costar Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) on Broadway in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau doesn’t mind the costumes—or being shackled in chains and stuck in the mud for hours on end as Jaime Lannister, he says. It helps him get into character.
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Maisie Williams hasn’t read George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series (the inspiration behind GoT), but her parents have and tell her the important parts about Arya’s character.
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Maisie Williams, aka tomboy Arya Stark, is incredibly poised for a 15-year-old. She’s in San Francisco on Wednesday, Seattle Thursday, and New York Friday to see costar Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) on Broadway in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
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First Game of Thrones star on the red carpet? The brooding Night’s Watch guard Jon Snow, or Kit Harington to his mother. No smiles allowed.
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Maisie Williams hasn’t read George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series (the inspiration behind GoT), but her parents have and tell her the important parts about Arya’s character.
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HBO brought out the actual throne from Game of Thrones for the afterparty at EMP. Much more comfortable than an Iron Throne made of swords and knives.
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With its multimillion-dollar production budget and epic fight scenes, Game of Thrones deserves to be seen on a (really) big screen like the one at Cinerama.
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John Bradley, aka Night’s Watch guardsman Samwell Tarly, says “there’s a lot of discomfort” shooting beyond-the-Wall scenes in Iceland, but it’s worth it. “To CGI it would be compromising” and it allows a lot of time to have deep thoughts in the darkness at the edge of civilization.
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HBO brought out the actual throne from Game of Thrones for the afterparty at EMP. Much more comfortable than an Iron Throne made of swords and knives.
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With its multimillion-dollar production budget and epic fight scenes, Game of Thrones deserves to be seen on a (really) big screen like the one at Cinerama.
Jon Snow! Jaime Lannister! Arya and Sansa Stark! Stars of the HBO series turn out for the season 3 advanced screening.
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