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Ian McShane cast for Game of Thrones season six!
http://watchersonthewall.com/ian-mcshane-cast-in-game-of-thrones-season-6/#more-41458
ReplySeason six directors:
Episodes 1 and 2 – Jeremy Podeswa: Director for Season 5’s “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” and “Kill the Boy.”
Episodes 3 and 4 – Daniel Sackheim: The other newbie, Sackheim’s experience dates all the way back to Miami Vice along with his other notable work from The X-Files, The Americans (he is the executive produtor too) and The Leftovers (The Garveys at Their Best)
Episodes 5 and 6 – Jack Bender: According to the EW article, Bender directed an impressive 38 episodes of Lost (for be more specific he directed practically the best episodes of the series) as well as episodes of The Sopranos and Carnivale.
Episodes 7 and 8 –Mark Mylod: Director for Season 5’s “High Sparrow” and “Sons of the Harpy.”
Episodes 9 and 10 -Miguel Sapochnik: If you watched “Hardhome,” you likely already know about this guy. He also directed “The Gift” from Season 5.
ReplyCopy URLGame of Thrones will go at least eight seasons, says HBO!
According to Entertainment Weekly, Michael Lombardo is saying that Benioff and Weiss decided they need more time to tell the story.
The HBO President of Programming says they’re looking at 8 seasons for now:
The question is: How much beyond seven are we going to do? Obviously we’re shooting six now, hopefully discussing seven. [Showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] feel like there’s two more years after six. I would always love for them to change their minds, but that’s what we’re looking at right now.
http://watchersonthewall.com/game-of-thrones-will-go-at-least-eight-seasons-says-hbo/
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Game of Thrones will go at least eight seasons, says HBO!
According to Entertainment Weekly, Michael Lombardo is saying that Benioff and Weiss decided they need more time to tell the story.
The HBO President of Programming says they’re looking at 8 seasons for now:
The question is: How much beyond seven are we going to do? Obviously we’re shooting six now, hopefully discussing seven. [Showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] feel like there’s two more years after six. I would always love for them to change their minds, but that’s what we’re looking at right now.
http://watchersonthewall.com/game-of-thrones-will-go-at-least-eight-seasons-says-hbo/
This can only be bad news. The showrunners have repeatedly stated that they only want the show to go for 7 seasons. Pushing it past what they have planned won’t be good for anyone – except HBO execs. Obviously they want their most popular show to go on forever, but, if they want it to stay good, they probably shouldn’t prolong it past its expiration date.
ReplyCopy URLJust when you think GoT couldn’t get any other big name actors, they get Max von Sydow as the Three-Eyed-Raven.
ReplyCopy URLJust when you think GoT couldn’t get any other big name actors, they get Max von Sydow as the Three-Eyed-Raven.
Holy shit
ReplyCopy URLJeremy Podeswa about season 6: “I’m directing the first two episodes. I’m more than halfway through already; I’ve got 16 more days left to shoot. We’re shooting in Belfast and Spain, so I’m going back and forth a few times. It’s a very complicated schedule. Doing the first two episodes is very exciting, but it’s also a little scary. Expectations are always very high at the beginning of the season, and checking in with all of the characters is a daunting prospect. But what’s great about this season is that there’s very little expository stuff. It starts off with a bang and you’re right into the excitement of the story. This is also the first season that’s not based on one of the books. So there’s an enormous fan curiosity of where we’re going to go, and that makes me equally nervous and excited. There have been so many diversions from the original story in the last couple of seasons that I think the audience is ready to go completely off-book.”
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