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Game of Thrones preuqel 'Bloodmoon' cast starts assembling in Belfast for pilot filming
Game of Thrones has ended, but the prequel series is already moving on to film the pilot. The show with the working title of ‘Bloodmoon‘ is in the early stages of production for the pilot episode, and now we’re seeing the cast members roll into Belfast to film the pilot. Read on!
As we had reported, HBO has ordered the pilot for Jane Goldman’s Game of Thrones prequel. The last update we had was the set preparations beginning, with green screens and cargo containers showing up at Titanic Studios, in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Jaime Campbell Bower, one of the actors cast for the pilot, tweeted off an indirect confirmation of the same:
Off on a new adventure.
— Jamie Campbell Bower (@Jamiebower) May 29, 2019
This was confirmed by a fan that spotted him in the area:
just saw Jamie Campbell bower tuckin into a subway in a service station in ballymena
— lady lambrini (@pure_m0rnin) June 2, 2019
Another cast member, Alex Sharp, also posted a picture in the vicinity, which pushes the former appearance farther from just a coincidence:
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByLyUMUBPic/?utm_source=ig_embed
Sharp was also spotted in the Instagram stories of another cast member Marquis Rodriguez, showing the two of them in Northern Ireland. It’s safe to say filming days are getting closer.
We’ll keep you updated on the filming as the information rolls out. Are you excited for the pilot? Talk to us in the comments, down below!
The 21st century has witnessed an unprecedented rise in science and technology. These advances have helped bring fantasy to life. The last decade saw the bar for quality TV shows getting raised to never-before-seen heights. Game of Thrones played a major role in raising that bar even higher. Scientists have researched the show’s incredible success, relating it to real life. The fantasy epic still holds the record for most Emmy awards won. Once again the series proved that it still rules the heart of the audience. Game of Thrones was voted as the Greatest TV Show of 21st century by Digital Spy readers.
Digital Spy shortlisted 150 shows for their readers, and they voted for their favourite shows. The shows were curated from viewing figures, popularity ratings, newsworthiness and online presence. As expected the cream rose to the top. Game of Thrones was favourited by the most number of voters, showing off its popularity even after it ended more than a year ago.
The list also included other famous shows like Breaking Bad and Peaky Blinders from the past two decades. Despite the controversial final season, the series seems to have maintained its fan base. It’s a big win for Game of Thrones fans from all over the world!
Are you happy about the voting results? Tell us in the comments below!
The New Year brings with it new hopes and opportunities for everyone around the world. People all over the world are trying to get back on their feet after everything that happened in the Red Wedding year. Many are trying to get a fresh start, including some of Game of Thrones stars. Emilia Clarke, famous for playing Daenerys Targaryen, recently sold off her lavish California home at $4.4 million.
The modern home in Los Angeles’ artsy beachside Venice neighbourhood was truly a fit for the Queen of Dragons. The 2,817-square-foot home was built in 2009. It includes two bedrooms and three full bathrooms.
The gated property features a courtyard with a 30-foot pool and multiple areas for lounging, including a covered space. The front patio has 80-year-old olive trees. The 0.12-acre property offers privacy behind its walls and mature greenery. It is also conveniently close to the beach and hip shopping and dining around the corner on Abbot Kinney Boulevard.
Clarke paid $4.6 million for the property in 2016, records show. She put it on the market for just under $5 million in August. It sold just before the end of the year after a price cut in November.
This might indicate Emilia plans to stay in England permanently. Earlier in 2020, Maisie Williams expressed her desire to move to France with her boyfriend. Do you have any such plans? Talk to us in the comments below!
The year 2020 was tough for people all around the world. In times like these, they need a distraction for momentary relief. That’s where the entertainment industry steps in. The artists work really hard on and off-screen to manage their job as well as their family. Some put up a smile even when they face grave problems in real life, like Game of Thrones’ Jason Momoa. Entertainment Weekly recently honoured Game of Thrones alum Pedro Pascal for his performance on The Mandalorian.
Pascal is one of the actors who was titled Entertainer of The Year, 2020 by Entertainment Weekly. The show Mandalorian kept the audience hooked all through the year, pretty much like how Game of Thrones did for a decade. Moreover, Pedro was a part of both.
“It is why I wanted to do this show. Selfishly, I knew [the Child, a.k.a. Baby Yoda] was likely to make people fall in love with the show,” Pedro explained to Entertainment Weekly.
He continued, “I’m not even sure if I would be able to do it if it weren’t for the amount of direct experience that I’ve had with being on stage to understand how to posture yourself, how to physically frame yourself into something and to tell a story with a gesture, with a stance, or with very, very specific vocal intonation.”
Keeping viewers interested in an act for such a long time is not an easy job. Talk to us and congratulate Pedro over his achievement in the comments below!
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