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With rare exceptions, it has been for years Weekly entertainment only to account for what's going on behind the scenes of Game of thrones with their previous numbers on Stark Family Reunions or Sovereign Wives representing our best view of what the creators of the show hope to pass on each season. But in this last season and with its new cover story, even Weekly entertainment was left in the cold a little. (Although we are still several months away from the premiere of season 8, I would be surprised if this is the last The Thrones cover we see.)
Other than the image of Harington Kit and Emilia Clarke Where, of course, the famous winter look of Daenerys has become a formidable update for the Targaryen, there are no new pictures or new costumes to add.
Yet, the magazine managed to smuggle a little choice of treats to the south. Here is a summary of what you need to know.
Sansa Will Disagree with Daenerys this season: Fans in Aigle's eyes have been accused of thinking too much when A split second of Season 8 appeared in August showing Sansa kissing Jon as she looked cautiously over her shoulder. . . Something. Would it be Jon who would come back to Winterfell and Sansa would not like Daenerys's look? Almost certainly, yes. E. W. reports: "The way these favorite favorites are hearing well has been decisive this season (OK, here's a specific announcement of the first – Sansa is not happy that Jon has bent the knee to his new girlfriend Targaryen, at least not at the beginning.) "Let's hope that the Daenerys-Sansa confrontation is better handled than the bitter acrimony between the Stark sisters, which was one of the weak points of season 7.
This difficult meeting between Sansa and Jon will take place during the premiere of season 8 and is supposed to reflect the Game of thrones Opening of Season 1 when King Robert Baratheon and his suite arrive in Winterfell to meet the Stark family – most of whom are no longer alive on the show. It is better to hope that Arya is not hunting or visiting Hot Pie when Jon comes, because we are all ready for this meeting.
Dan Weiss and David Benioff originally wanted the last season to be feature films: For years George R.R. Martin was told the last season of Game of thrones could be released as a movie series, but if you wonder where he got this brilliant idea, it comes from Weiss and Benioff themselves. Back in 2012, when their budget was a lot smaller, the pair did not find how to achieve Martin's vision for the final. A song of ice and fire fight as anything other than a feature film – and HBO rejected the idea. But what a difference five years make. Not only The Thrones The budget has grown since then, but the border between big budget films and prestige, screen TV has almost disappeared, largely thanks to Game of thrones. So, even if the final phase is not projected in a movie theater, do not expect only one corner to be cut.
About this final battle: O.K., we learned some fun things here! The story mentions that Martin envisioned "an epic final battle from the very first scene in the series." This first scene, if you remember, includes Ser Waymar Royce and a handful of red shirts traveling north of the wall some white shadows walkers. (The series was not quite finished yet.) Royce and most of the men did not survive the confrontation. hope Jon and Daenerys will improve.
There was the slightest doubt as to whether this final battle would or would not oppose Night King's undead army to our human heroes (as opposed to, for example, the armies of the North and the Treacherous South Force of Cersei), so this article clarifies the situation: "The drama" of the season "engenders a confrontation with the Army of the Dead which should be the most enduring sequence of action ever made for television or movies. " David Benioff said: "It's life against the dead, and you can not do that in a 12-minute sequence." This much-touted clash will take at least one whole episode, if not more, barred by Game of thrones extraordinary director: Miguel Sapochnik.
When will this battle take place in the season ?: According to a deductive reasoning, fans have determined that Sapochnik was directing episodes 3 and 5 of the six-episode season. So, his major episode of battle that will be the action "wall to wall"? C & # 39; Probably Episode 5 in the big The Thrones tradition of organizing the most heartbreaking action of the penultimate installment of each season. Sapochnik would have spent more than two months (55 nights shooting outside, plus several weeks inside) filming the episode that is so brutal, Peter Dinklage said, it makes the bloody battle of bastards look like a theme park.
Where will it be ?: The whole tour described here takes place in Winterfell – but it's for episode 6 final, not for this episode 5 clash. Yet, the article highlights all the blood on the floor and the thick smoke in the air on the set, as well as the fact that the ancestral home Stark has was built in a significant way to help "tear" the extent of the massive battle. . This may explain why Winterfell's location has been fired earlier this year. I can not think of a better way to eliminate the army from the dead.
So we can probably expect a season of interpersonal human drama culminating in a supernatural battle in Episode 5, which takes place at least partially in Winterfell. Episode 6, needless to say, will either conclude the battle, or spend its time fully occupied with the consequences. This payment was made by Weiss and Benioff themselves.
But can we really expect the King of Nights to take five whole episodes to go from Wall to Winterfell Road? This seems unlikely for a show that became infamous for shortening the time needed to zoom around Westeros. It also seems unlikely that Winter will ever really come to King's Landing. Maybe this last Winterfell stand will take place in the Night King victory round after decimating the South.
As for who gets through the battle, it remains to be seen, of course, but E. W. promises at least some of the surviving faces in the finale are unexpected.
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