Sure, in the kingdoms of Game of Thrones there's the undead lurking around, and people quite willing to pull your innards out through your bellybutton and all that, but the terror of making a fashion faux pas? Well, that's pretty high up there. So it's quite fitting really that the new costumes unveiled by the cast of Game of Thrones this week are decidedly on-point. As in, could have been on the catwalks in Paris, New York and Milan earlier this month. Chic! Take, for example, Tyrion Lannister (the wickedly wily black sheep of the Lannister family, and the GoT character you'd most like to have a drink with). His pinstripe vest? It would have fit right in at DKNY's New York show, especially with that immaculate tailoring - Tyrion is a man that knows that sartorial impressions count. Leather features prominently in the new costumes, with unusual shapes, a focus on detail and directional tailoring - so basically a nod to Antho...
> (Photo by Amy E. Price/Getty Images for SXSW) Last month, a quartet of Game of Thrones heavyweights — showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss together with actors Maisie Williams (Arya) and Sophie Turner (Sansa) — visited the South by Southwest festival in Austin, TX to talk about the show. We reported on everything that went down, from the discussions of what’s coming in seasons 7 and 8 to the casting process to the funny behind-the-scenes shenanigans. Now, JasonJyeah has uploaded a video of the panel to YouTube. The panel is nominally a question-and-answer session, with Williams and Turner asking the questions and Benioff and Weiss answering them. It often breaks down, though. We’ve compiled a little guide to some of the more interesting moments below. Watch away. A guide: 1:10 — On the difficulties of casting...
Danaerys heads for the Iron Throne - and potentially a big cheque G ame of Thrones has usually returned to our screens by this time of year, welcoming in the longer days and warmer temperatures with a healthy dose of blood, deceit and dragons. The penultimate, seventh season of Game of Thrones will not air until mid-July, however – and will be two episodes short of the usual 10 That hasn't stopped rife speculation about the cast's pay packets for the HBO flagship show, however. Reports are emerging from Los Angeles that Thrones' cast members are securing deals that would see them paid even more than the record-breaking salaries earned by the stars of The Big Bang Theory and Friends. A ccording to The Express , main stars Emilia Clarke (Daenerys), Kit Harington (Jon Snow), Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister), Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister) and Danish co-star Nikolaj Coster-...
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