[SPOILERS] The boar mounted on Joffrey's wall that he and Margaery shoot with a crossbow is the same boar that mortally wounded Robert.

u/-thirdatlas- — 1 day ago

[NO SPOILERS] In the scene where Tyrion asks Tywin for Casterly Rock, Charles was told by the director to be as cruel as possible. In an interview he admitted that he felt so bad saying those lines to Peter that he would apologize and hug him immediately after the director yelled "Cut."

u/-thirdatlas- — 3 days ago

[SPOILERS] It is never explained why there is construction work on the battlements of King's Landing, as they didn't suffer any significant bombardments during the Battle of Blackwater Bay. Presumably they are being fortified, anticipating another attack from the sea in the future?

u/-thirdatlas- — 4 days ago

Lucy's sister Gwen (Kathleen Wilhoite), is also an accomplished musician with two widely released albums: "Pitch Like a Girl" and "Shiva".

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u/-thirdatlas- — 4 days ago
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I wouldn't really call this a "documentary", but it does have footage I hadn't seen before. (Part II in the comments).

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u/-thirdatlas- — 5 days ago

[NO SPOILERS] The High Valyrian language does not use articles (such as 'the' and 'a') and has four genders: lunar, solar, terrestrial and aquatic (as opposed to male, female and neutral, like in many languages).

u/-thirdatlas- — 7 days ago

[SPOILERS] When Petyr tells Sansa that Arya is doing well, he may simply be bluffing to get her to cooperate, or it could be confirmation that he recognized Arya as Tywin's cupbearer. Although it wasn't explicitly stated that he recognized her, Aidan stated he played out the scene as such.

u/-thirdatlas- — 8 days ago

[NO SPOILERS] V'alar Dohaeris' contains he only instance of Lena and Jerome in the same shot. They were once in a bad relationship and had clauses in their contracts that they were not to appear in scenes together and be kept apart on set. All further interactions between them happens off-screen.

u/-thirdatlas- — 9 days ago