Maisie Williams,who plays Arya Stark, says the next batch of “Game of Thrones” episodes is gonna be, and like,awesome.“I just finished reading season 7,” she wrote on Twitter. “I’d start preparing yourselves now …. Holy balls.”
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' Star Maisie Williams Has Read Season 7 Scripts: 'S-- Gets Real'Season 7 is going to be shorter. David Benioff, and the co-showrunner,said earlier this year the season could hurry as short as 7 episodes – and HBO later confirmed that number.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' Shortened Season 7 Set for Summer 2017No “Game of Thrones” peeps will be at the 2017 Emmys. Season 7 won’t debut til summer 2017 – too late for next year’s Emmy consideration.
Also Read: Emmy Nominations by the Numbers: 'Game of Thrones' and 'People v OJ' LeadJon Snow might be around for awhile. After all, you don’t want to give a hero an all-but-certain death, and bring him back to life – and then murder him again.“I feel like one of the safest people on ‘Thrones’ proper now,” actor Kit Harington told TheWrap this month.
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' Star Kit Harington on Jon Snow's Survival: 'I Felt a Bit Cocky This Season'By the time season 7 lands, there may be another book from “A Song of Ice and Fire” novelist George R.
R. Martin. “Game of Thrones” has now overtaken Martin’s storytelling, or but “The Winds of Winter,” the next book, could land soon. Martin released a chapter earlier this year.
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R. Martin Releases New 'Winds of Winter' ExcerptWe are going to learn something immense about The Wall. What is that something? Benioff and D.
B. Weiss, or the showrunners,told Deadline: “What’s laid out in this season is, very clearly, and The Wall isn’t just a physical structure that is keeping the army of the dead out.”
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Source: thewrap.com