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Before Nicholas Hoult took on roles such as Hank McCoy/Beast in the 'X-Men' series, he was hoping to be the King in the North on 'Game of Thrones.'
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Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, the actor who plays the Mountain on 'Game of Thrones,' wants fans to know that he's sorry about what happened in the most recent episode. And that "Cersei made me do it."
Despite Jon Snow’s annoying need to always do the right thing, we’re betting most people are rooting for him. So what will his fate be in the final moments of the series?
One of Bran's visions from season 4—a dragon's shadow over King's Landing—might actually be very important to the final two episodes of 'Game of Thrones.'
George R.R. Martin may have a reputation for killing off characters, but let’s not downplay the homicidal tendencies of 'Game of Thrones' showrunners D.B. Weiss and Davis Benioff.
There are just two episodes left of 'Game of Thrones,' and there's still a lot to be done—like commencing the actual fight for the Iron Thrones and (hopefully) watching Cleganebowl go down.
A "Sesame Street" sign has been unveiled at the intersection of West 63rd Street and Broadway in New York City in celebration of the show's 50th anniversary.
Cleganebowl, the fan-named fight between the Hound and the Mountain, could be coming to 'Game of Thrones' soon.
As Sansa said, the men in her family don't do well when they head to King's Landing, but should we be looking to the first season as a way to predict the final two episodes?
One Redditor combines a couple of prophecies to see which ones young Arya Stark could fulfill.
For a few seasons now, 'Game of Thrones' fans have been convinced that Jon Snow is the prophesized Prince That Was Promised, and would be the person to eventually save Westeros.
We have been suspicious as to why Jaqen H'ghar just let Arya leave the Faceless Men back in the sixth season of 'Game of Thrones.' It all seemed far too easy.
A fan theory suggests suggests that the Night King might not have been the villain of 'Game of Thrones' at all. And that saving the Seven Kingdoms will lead to one more brutal face-off.
No one expected the Battle of Winterfell to turn out how it did—except for one 'Game of Thrones' fan who predicted it all on Reddit one year ago.
Most of our favorite characters cheated death in “The Long Night,” but they may not be as lucky in the next fight. Have the deaths of two major characters been foreshadowed?
All we really know about Bran is that he's the Three-Eyed Raven and that he went somewhere during the Battle of Winterfell. But where? And to do what?
The teaser for the next episode leads fans to believe Cersei is the last villain. There will be a fight to dethrone her, but the final battle might actually be between Jon Snow and Daenerys.
Arya and Gendry’s relationship progressing in the next episode of season 8 supports the years-long theory that they will have a baby who will win the Iron Throne.
The battle taking place at night made the episode that much scarier, but that decision didn't consider the limits of home video streaming.
Fans have speculated for years about who could be the Prince That Was Promised—now it seems there is a new contender for the title.
The Battle of Winterfell is over ... but now a fan theory is questioning whether we've really seen the last of the Night King.
There are five dollar amounts you'll never see current 'Jeopardy!' champion James Holzauer wager on the show.
The pivotal moment in last night's <em>Game of Thrones</em> episode was not one that the audience—or the cast—anticipated.
Dany's dragons haven't been seen since season 8 began, but the teaser for episode 3 may contain a hint about where they are.