The cast reveal who they think will be the next to die

It was released together with a Season 6 blooper reel.

As a fair warning, much of the video contains scenes from the season-six finale, so if you’re working your way through the show, proceed with caution. Northern Ireland will be the main base for the show, and additional scenes will be filmed in Spain and Iceland.

The season’s directors will include Mark Mylod, Matt Shakman, Jeremy Podeswa, and Alan Taylor. Co-executive producers include Guymon Casady, Vince Gerardis, Bryan Cogman and George R.R. Martin.

The seventh season is confirmed to have seven episodes and will air months later than normal as confirmed by HBO on the statement they released through the president of HBO programming, Carter Bloys. For now, fans can watch the season 7 in-production teaser.

It’s has been a normal thing in “The Game of Thrones” for a character to die, sometimes unexpectedly and in a gruesome way mostly. “And that means we don’t finish shooting until February”. “We shoot in places where there are trees, and we wait for the leaves to fall off, so we’re actually waiting to shoot later in the year”, Benioff said.

Claire McGowan, a creative writing lecturer, said in a tweet that Christie (Brienne of Tarth) and Glen (Jorah Mormont) were on her flight to Belfast.

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And he’s not the only one to think a girl will be the next to croak it, as Sophie Turner – who plays Sansa – says she may die, though Cersei should. They know more than us!

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