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WARNING: This story contains annotations for Game of Thrones Season 8.
With an unprecedented level of security for Game of Thrones the crew had a few extra rounds in their sleeve to keep the plot points as private as possible. According to the documentary Game of Thrones: The Last Standby aired on Sunday, they even filmed a luring scene with Jaqen H & # 39; ghar and The Waif, just to sow confusion among fans of what's going on. pbad in the final.
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The two characters, respectively performed by Tom Wlaschiha and Faye Marsay, did not appear on GoT since the great release of Arya Stark of Braavos at Season 6, but that made it the perfect pawn to get rid of spoiler hunters and possible paparazzi. The decision to bring them back was actually a nod to a damn theory in which the fans thought that Arya was actually the disguised Waif.
"We have the Waif coming up because a lot of people think that Arya is dead and the Waif has killed her," executive producer Bernadette Caulfield explained in the doc. "We have Jaqen, who is also another character in the House of Whites and Blacks." Honestly, it's a smart move from the crew (Littlefinger would be proud), but we're disappointed that these cameos are not real.
A Backstage Video of The Last Watch shows Marsay and Wlaschiha in Costume Costume Speaking with Spectators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss in the Halls of King & # 39; s Landing.
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The team was actually filming that day was the meeting between the great houses of Westeros in the dragon pits, which was shot in Seville and appears in the season 8, episode 6. (This is where Tyrion Lannister is introduced as a prisoner, Sansa Stark declares his independence to the north, and Bran Stark is named king of the six kingdoms.) Yara Greyjoy, Edmure Tully, Yohn Royce, and Robin Arryn, as well that the rest of the surviving characters appear in the scene.
"It is very difficult to keep the cast quiet, because in Spain, we will eat and the ice rink," said Caulfield in the documentary. go out, so we brought some ringtones. "Among the other actors luring at Sev ille, there was Vladimir Furdik, who played the role of Night King (who lost three episodes before the final) and Kit Harington, A.K.A. Jon Snow, who does not even appear in this scene.
"They will not know what's going on," Caulfield added. "It will be a big surprise no matter what." And a surprise it was.
GoT fans had mixed reactions about the cunning, the excitement of seeing some fan favorites to the disappointment that the characters were not retained for the final cup.
Game of Thrones: The Last Standby is available for streaming on HBO Go and HBO Now.
Erica Gonzales is the publisher of News and Entertainment for BAZAAR.com, which covers celebrities, entertainment, fashion and royal news.
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