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To the delight of Game of Thrones Sunday night empty on HBO where new episodes of the fantasy series would normally be aired, but not a new episode, but a documentary entitled Game of Thrones: The last watch by British filmmaker Jeanie Finlay. The document, released Sunday night, chronicled David Benioff and D.B. Weiss's last Goiss was arguably one of the most ambitious – and controversial – to date. Despite the mixed reactions of the mbades, there is no doubt that the last season was one of the most epic ever seen on television.
The Last Watch is ashore and dirty, in blood and mud to show what happened in the mud. making the eighth and final season of the series based on the books of George RR Martin. He took up the challenges by saying goodbye to the fantastic world of Westeros, but he allowed us to take a look at the more intimate moments that made the end of this personal journey for the creators, the only one in the world. team and casting during filming in Northern Ireland. 19659003] Associated History
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One of the most memorable moments documentary was the upheaval of Kit Harington during his last scene. Gray Worm (Jacob Anderson) kills prisoners after King's Landing was burned to ashes. We also saw him moved during the table while he discovered that it was he who was killing his Aunt / Lover Daenerys (Emilia Clarke), which testifies to how much the actors have invested in these characters who cemented themselves in the history of television. On a lighter note, we see Dany's sawtooth course while making the decision to hide Clarke's black hair with his platinum braided mane. We even see her repeat a scene with a towel on her head in place of the wig – something that will make you laugh.
The document gives us not only a behind-the-scenes look at the actors involved, but the non-sung heroes who give life to the details of the series. From costumes to weapons to scenography, storyboards and stunts to fight choreography, the world created by the team of Game of Thrones is simply remarkable. Many dramas, unexpected problems and slowdowns (such as extreme weather conditions and lack of toilets on the set) during production are put in the foreground to give fans of GoT an idea of the problems encountered by the team us this last season. Suddenly, a cup of coffee lost no longer seems to be a problem.
"The way Game of Thrones is developed is that every episode contains as much as any feature film, but we must do it faster and with less money," said producer Christopher Newman in the document.
We have the opportunity to see fake bodies, discussions on the speed of werewolves and scattered parts on King's Landing (I mean , did you really think they were real bodies?) and the prostheses created by Sarah and Barrie Gower.In talking about this, we see Vladimír Furdík's transformation into a Night King and the many takes needed to get the perfect scene in which he was killed by Arya (Maisie Williams).
In addition to seeing Harington's emotional reaction to the death of Jon Snow, Dany, we see a lot of emotion throughout the cast and actors say goodbye to their last goodbye x.
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