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Revision as of 20:06, 24 November 2015
Season 6 of Game of Thrones was formally commissioned by HBO on 8 April 2014, following a substantial increase in audience figures between the third and fourth seasons.[1] The fifth and sixth seasons were commissioned simultaneously, the first time HBO has done so for a major drama series.
The season consists of ten episodes. It began filming in July 2015 and will conclude late into the year.[2] David Benioff and D.B. Weiss return as executive producers and showrunners for both seasons five and six, having signed a new two-year contract with HBO in early 2014.
The season is expected to premiere in Spring 2016.
Season 6 will be based on the hitherto unreleased sixth novel of the A Song of Ice and Fire book series, The Winds of Winter, along with a significant amount of leftover material from the fourth and fifth books, A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons, which run concurrently but follow different sets of characters.
Plot
The White Walkers' army of the undead now numbers in the tens of thousands, and they are heading to the Wall.
Though Cersei has been shamed and humbled by the Faith of the Seven, she is not ready to give up just yet.
The Boltons' hold on the North is weakened by the escape of Sansa Stark and Theon Greyjoy.
Brynden "The Blackfish" Tully continues to defiantly hold Riverrun against the Lannisters.
Ellaria Sand's poisoning of Myrcella Baratheon will have consequences.
Arya Stark is blinded for the unsanctioned killing of Meryn Trant using a Faceless Men disguise.
Despite escaping Meereen alive, Daenerys is confronted by a Dothraki khalasar.
Lord Commander Jon Snow is repeatedly stabbed by his own men and left for dead.
Jon sends Samwell Tarly to the Citadel in Oldtown to become a maester and find a way to defeat the White Walkers.
With Theon considered dead and the rest of Westeros locked in a power struggle, the Greyjoys plan their next move.
Bran Stark continues to hone his powers in greensight, under the tutelage of the Three-eyed raven.
Template:Season 6 plot
Adaptation
While prior seasons followed a format of adapting roughly one book's worth of material per year (or one large book across two seasons, in the case of Season 3 and most of Season 4), Season 5 condensed together most of the fourth and fifth novels in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons, resulting in most storylines catching up with the end of the fifth and most recent novel, in particular Jon Snow and the Night's Watch; Daenerys Targaryen and Meereen, including Tyrion Lannister; Cersei Lannister (yet not the rest of King's Landing, such as Margaery Tyrell after her imprisonment and Kevan Lannister after Cersei's walk of atonement); Petyr Baelish and the Vale; Sansa Stark, whose storyline was merged with Jeyne Poole's, the one forced to marry Ramsay; Stannis Baratheon and Melisandre; Davos Seaworth, who was involved in another subplot in the North which was cut or delayed; Roose Bolton and Ramsay Bolton; Bran Stark, Hodor, and Meera Reed, who almost caught up at the end of the fourth season; and Theon Greyjoy. However, other characters did not yet catch up: Arya Stark has two more chapters after going blind at the end of the fourth book (though parts of the first chapter from the sixth novel were featured in Season 5, in which she killed Meryn Trant instead of Raff); and, while most of the original story in Sam and Gilly's voyage was already adapted in the fifth season before they even left Castle Black (including their growing relationship, learning of Daenerys ruling in Slaver's Bay, and Aemon's death), their journey in the fourth book also included a brief stay in Braavos, and by the end they arrived in Oldtown and he met the maesters at the Citadel. While House Martell and Dorne's substantive plot was technically included, it was drastically condensed, omitting most of its characters, most prominently Doran's daughter and heir Arianne Martell, who was the lead of the subplot (while in the show a main character —Jaime Lannister— was sent to fill that role), and also most of their machinations (to the point that Doran Martell only appeared briefly), effectively delaying the climax of the storyline to Season 6.
Although most storylines from the fourth and fifth books were included in Season 5 in some form and to some extent, there was simply too much material to fit it all in one season, so several subplots were delayed to Season 6, in particular House Greyjoy and the Iron Islands and House Tully and Riverrun, who haven't been a major presence in the show since Season 2 and Season 3 respectively, yet have major subplots starting in the fourth novel, with Yara Greyjoy as a new POV narrator and with Brynden Tully in charge of Riverrun after the Red Wedding massacre. Nevertheless, somes changes are inevitable, especially in regards to the links between these subplots and the King's Landing storyline, since the context for the interactions between the Crown and these rebel Houses changes depending on who is in charge of the Crown —which shifts drastically before and after Cersei's deposition. It is also unknown whether or not these subplots will progress far enough that they reach material from the sixth volume of the book series.
Nonetheless, the sixth season will mostly draw upon the as-yet-unpublished sixth novel, The Winds of Winter. While George R.R. Martin did give the TV producers an outline of events that will happen in the final two unpublished novels, the adaptation process fundamentally changed, as the writers didn't have access to fully finished source material. Though Martin has released about half a dozen preview chapters from the sixth novel, it isn't clear how much of a basis they can be for any material in the TV series, due to existing differences between the book series and the adaptation. Also, until the book is released, there is no way of analyzing the adaptation process properly (e.g., if the actions of one character in Season 6 are actually a condensation of the actions of two different characters in the sixth novel).
Production
In Northern Ireland, production would run for five months, from late July to December.[3] Interior shooting returned to the show's headquarters, the Paint Hall Studios in Belfast. Meanwhile, location shooting took place at the following locations: Garron Point (previously Runestone)[4], the Winterfell set in Moneyglass[5], Magilligan (reprising its part as the Dothraki sea)[6], the Castle Black set at the Magheramorne quarry[7], Ballintoy (returning as Pyke)[8], a rural sept set in Larne[9], Glenarm (previously the Vale)[10], Carnlough Harbour (as a Braavosi canal)[11], Shane's Castle (once more as the foundations of the Great Sept of Baelor)[12], Carncastle (previously the fields around Winterfell)[13], Aghanloo Wood[14], Saintfield (as the site for "The Battle of the Bastards"[15], a climactic Northern battle[16][17], which demanded the show's lengthiest shoot for a battle scene)[18], the new Riverrun set in Corbet[19] (built for the first time, since in the third season the castle was realized only with Gosford Castle's gardens, an interior hall set and a distant matte painting for a single shot), the quarry on Knocklayd Mountain[14], Ballycastle in County Antrim, and Murlough Bay.[20]
Ever since Croatia was introduced into the production for the second season, it has been the main source of locations outside of Northern Ireland, yet this season only returned to the country for a brief shoot in Dubrovnik, which reappears as King's Landing.[21] Previously, Dubrovnik had been both King's Landing and Qarth, while Klis, Split and Šibenik depicted Meereen and Braavos. This season turned to new Spanish locations instead.[22]
In Spain, filming took place between late August and late October.[23] In Girona[24], the locations were the Sant Pere de Galligants abbey's exterior (as a Braavosi bridge)[25], the Plaça dels Jurats (as a Braavosi theater stage)[17], the streets of Ferran el Catòlic, Sant Martí and l’Escola Pia (as Braavosi street markets)[26][27], another local street (as an alley in Oldtown)[28], and the Girona Cathedral's exterior (as the Great Sept in King's Landing)[29]. Still in Catalonia, they filmed in the Santa Florentina Castle (as Horn Hill)[30], Montgrí Castle and Besalú.[31] Later locations where the Bardenas natural park in Navarre[32] (as the Dothraki Sea)[33] and the Zafra Castle in Guadalajara (as the Tower of Joy)[22]. In Peñíscola[34], all filming spots posed as Meereen: the Portal Fosc (as a dilapidated street)[35], the Plaza de Santa María (as a granary)[19], the Parque de la Artillería (as a garden)[36] and the Plaza de Armas. In Almería[37], filming took place at a new Vaes Dothrak set in Pechina[38], on the Tabernas Desert (as the Dothraki Sea)[39], on the Gypsum Karst of Sorbas[39], at the Mesa Roldán Tower[40] (as Meereen)[41], and at the Alcazaba[42] (as Sunspear)[43]. Finally, filming without any of the cast briefly took place at the Alcázar of Seville (returning as the Water Gardens) and at the Roman bridge of Córdoba (once more as the Long Bridge of Volantis).[44]
Cast
Returning starring cast
- Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister[45]
- Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Ser Jaime Lannister[46]
- Lena Headey as Queen Mother Cersei Lannister[47]
- Emilia Clarke as Queen Daenerys Targaryen[47]
- Kit Harington as Jon Snow[48]
- Aidan Gillen as Lord Petyr Baelish[49]
- Natalie Dormer as Queen Margaery Tyrell[50]
- Liam Cunningham as Ser Davos Seaworth[51]
- Carice van Houten as Lady Melisandre[52]
- Indira Varma as Ellaria Sand[53]
- Alfie Allen as Prince Theon Greyjoy[50]
- Sophie Turner as Lady Sansa Stark[54]
- Maisie Williams as Arya Stark[55]
- Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Bran Stark[56]
- John Bradley as Samwell Tarly[50]
- Kristofer Hivju as Tormund Giantsbane[57]
- Hannah Murray as Gilly[58]
- Conleth Hill as Varys[50]
- Gwendoline Christie as Brienne of Tarth[59]
- Jerome Flynn as Ser Bronn[60]
- Michiel Huisman as Daario Naharis[61]
- Nathalie Emmanuel as Missandei[54]
- Dean-Charles Chapman as King Tommen Baratheon[62]
- Tom Wlaschiha as Jaqen H'ghar[63]
- Michael McElhatton as Lord Roose Bolton[64]
- Iwan Rheon as Ramsay Bolton[65]
- Iain Glen as Ser Jorah Mormont[66]
Returning guest starring cast
- Jonathan Pryce as the High Sparrow[67]
- Diana Rigg as Lady Olenna Tyrell[16]
- Alexander Siddig as Prince Doran Martell[68]
- Julian Glover as Grand Maester Pycelle[69]
- Natalia Tena as Osha[67]
- Finn Jones as Ser Loras Tyrell[70]
- Jacob Anderson as Grey Worm[71]
- Daniel Portman as Podrick Payne[72]
- Owen Teale as Ser Alliser Thorne[73]
- David Bradley as Lord Walder Frey[65]
- Eugene Simon as Brother Lancel[62]
- Roger Ashton-Griffiths as Lord Mace Tyrell[16]
- Clive Russell as Ser Brynden "The Blackfish" Tully[74]
- Tobias Menzies as Lord Edmure Tully[75]
- Anton Lesser as Qyburn[76]
- Ellie Kendrick as Meera Reed[56]
- Gemma Whelan as Princess Yara Greyjoy[71]
- Ian Gelder as Ser Kevan Lannister[77]
- Rosabell Laurenti Sellers as Tyene Sand[78]
- Keisha Castle-Hughes as Obara Sand[79]
- Jessica Henwick as Nymeria Sand[79]
- Ben Crompton as Eddison Tollett[80]
- Kristian Nairn as Hodor[79]
- Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Ser Gregor Clegane[21]
- DeObia Oparei as Areo Hotah[53]
- Art Parkinson as Rickon Stark[67]
- Lino Facioli as Lord Robin Arryn[80]
- Rupert Vansittart as Lord Yohn Royce[81]
- Brian Fortune as Othell Yarwyck[82]
- Brenock O'Connor as Olly[83]
- Faye Marsay as the Waif[84]
- Enzo Cilenti as Yezzan zo Qaggaz[41]
- George Georgiou as Razdal mo Eraz[85]
- Hannah Waddingham as Septa Unella[86]
- Ian Whyte as Wun Wun[87]
- Josephine Gillan as Marei[88]
Returning former starring cast
New major cast members
- Sam Coleman as young Hodor. Announced July 2, 2015.[89]
- Ricky Champ as Flynn. Announced July 23, 2015[90]
- Ian McShane as TBA. Announced August 1, 2015[91]
- Max von Sydow as the Three-eyed raven. Announced August 3, 2015.[92]
- Sebastian Croft as young Eddard Stark. Announced August 9, 2015.[93]
- Eddie Eyre as "Ser Alfred Hunrith" (pseudonym). Announced August 27, 2015.[94]
- Pilou Asbæk as Euron Greyjoy. Announced September 1, 2015.[95]
- Freddie Stroma as Dickon Tarly. Announced September 4, 2015.[96]
- Richard E. Grant as Izembaro. Announced September 11, 2015.[97][98]
- Essie Davis as Lady Stork. Announced September 11, 2015.[99]
- James Faulkner as Lord Randyll Tarly. Announced September 16, 2015.[100]
- Samantha Spiro as Lady Melessa Tarly. Announced September 16, 2015.[100]
- Rebecca Benson as Talla Tarly. Announced September 16, 2015.[100]
- Robert Aramayo as TBA. Announced September 30, 2015.[101]
- Luke Roberts as "Lord Rowland Selwyn" (pseudonym). Announced October 1, 2015.[102][103]
- Melanie Liburd as High Priestess Kinvara. Announced October 3, 2015.[104][105]
- Joe Naufahu as Khal Jhaqo. Announced October 8, 2015.[106][107]
- Souad Faress as the High Priestess of the Dosh khaleen. Announced October 15, 2015.[94][108]
- Andrei Claude as a Dothraki khal. Announced October 23, 2015.[109]
- Elie Haddad as a Dothraki khal. Announced November 4, 2015.[110]
New minor cast members
- Fergus Leathem as TBA. Announced August 9, 2015.[93]
- Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson as TBA. Announced August 26, 2015.[111]
- Andrew Bryan as a Bolton officer. Announced August 26, 2015.[111]
- Tristan Heanue as a Bolton soldier. Announced August 26 ,2015[111][112]
- Robert Render as TBA. Announced August 28, 2015.[113]
- Eddie Jackson as TBA. Announced August 29, 2015.[114]
- Glen Barry as a theater troupe member. Announced August 29, 2015.[114]
- Brendan O'Rourke as a theater troupe member. Announced August 29, 2015.[114]
- Ross Anderson as a theater troupe member. Announced September 7, 2015.[53]
- Michael Heath as Kesh. Announced September 9, 2015.[115]
- Eva Butterly as a theatre troupe member. Announced September 10, 2015.[17]
- Eline Powell as a theater troupe member. Announced September 10, 2015.[17]
- Kevin Eldon as the theater troupe Ned actor. Announced September 11, 2015.[87]
- Leigh Gill as Bobono. Announced September 12, 2015.[28]
- Kevin Horsham as a Westerosi sea captain. Announced September 15, 2015.[116][117]
- Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir as a Braavosi musician. Announced September 17, 2015.[118]
- Ragnar Þórhallsson as a Braavosi musician. Announced September 17, 2015.[118]
- Arnar Rósenkranz Hilmarsson as a Braavosi musician. Announced September 17, 2015.[118]
- Raül Tortosa as a Tyrell bannerman. Announced September 17, 2015.[119]
- Michael Nevin as TBA. Announced October 14, 2015.[120]
- Staz Nair as a Dothraki. Announced October 15, 2015.[121][122]
- Chuku Modu as a Dothraki. Announced October 19, 2015.[85]
- Sabina Arthur as a Meereen homeless mother. Announced October 19, 2015.[85]
- Margaret Jackman as an old lady. Announced November 3, 2015.[123]
- Diogo Sales as a Dothraki bloodrider. Announced November 3, 2015.[123]
Reported new characters
- Ser Arthur Dayne.[124]
- Smalljon Umber.[124][125]
- Lord Arnolf Karstark.[124][125]
- Aeron Greyjoy.[95]
- Young Lyanna Stark.[16]
- Young Benjen Stark.[16]
- Young Hodor.[16]
- Qhogo, a Dothraki.[124]
- Akrat, a Dothraki.[124]
- Bower, a servant.[124]
- Lachlan, an outlaw leader.[124]
- Japeth, an outlaw.[124]
- A Septon (A "priest" who fits the description of Septon Meribald).[126]
- A hapless man who fits the description of a son of Walder Frey.[127]
- A fat, old Northern nobleman who fits the description of Wyman Manderly.[128]
- A callow Northern nobleman.[128]
- A wry, articulate Lord.[129]
- A Child of the Forest.[130]
- A large boy.[126][131]
- A 7 year old boy.[126][131]
- A hunter.[124]
- A submissive maester.[124]
- A green recruit.[124]
- A sympathiser (1).[124]
- A sympathiser (2).[124]
- A sympathiser (3).[124]
- A housemaid.[124]
- A father.[124]
- A rugged pirate.[132]
- A smart male theatergoer.[133]
- A young stunner.[133]
- A sublime courtesan.[133]
- A long-haired Dothraki warrior.[133]
- A young Dothraki warrior.[134]
- An Oldtown maester.[28]
- A young Lhazareen member of the Dosh khaleen.[33][135]
- A young Dothraki warrior.[33]
- Captain of the Tower.[136]
- A Dothraki warrior in his 30's or 40's.[137]
- A distinguished old man.[14]
- Warrior widows.[109]
Crew
On March 27 2015, author George R.R. Martin said he would again not write a script for Season 6, as he wished to concentrate on finishing The Winds of Winter as soon as possible.[138] On June 4, Miguel Sapochnik indicated he was already preparing to direct next season.[139] Jeremy Podeswa made similar statements in June 12.[140] On June 19, the showrunners confirmed that April Ferry would be the new costume designer for Season 6, replacing Michele Clapton, who decided to leave after five seasons.[141] On June 22, newcomer Jack Bender announced he would direct two episodes for season six.[142] The full list of directors and which episodes they would oversee was released in Entertainment Weekly on June 25. There will be five directors, each doing two back to back episodes, as in Season 5. Jack Bender and Daniel Sackheim are working on the TV series for the first time, while the other three directors previously worked on the series in Season 5; none worked on the first four seasons.[143]
Producers
- David Benioff: executive producer & showrunner
- D.B. Weiss: executive producer & showrunner
- Bernadette Caulfield: executive producer
- Frank Doelger: executive producer
- Carolyn Strauss: executive producer
- George R.R. Martin: co-executive producer
- Vince Gerardis: co-executive producer
- Guymon Casady: co-executive producer
- Greg Spence: producer
- Chris Newman: producer
- Bryan Cogman: producer
- Lisa McAtackney: producer
- April Ferry: costume designer
- Deborah Riley: production designer
- Ramin Djawadi: composer
- Nina Gold: casting director
- Robert Sterne: casting director
Writers
- David Benioff & D.B. Weiss
- Bryan Cogman: 2 episodes[144]
Directors
- Jeremy Podeswa - episodes 1 and 2
- Daniel Sackheim - episodes 3 and 4
- Jack Bender - episodes 5 and 6
- Mark Mylod - episodes 7 and 8
- Miguel Sapochnik - episodes 9 and 10
Episodes
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Season 6, Episode 3 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 4 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 5 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 6 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 7 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 8 | Spring 2016 | |
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Season 6, Episode 9 | Spring 2016 | |
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Image gallery
Posters
Video gallery
References
- ↑ The Hollywood Reporter — 'Game of Thrones' Renewed for Two More Seasons
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Filming begins
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — More Cast Arrive in Northern Ireland for Season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Filming begins at Garron Point
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Filming begins in Magilligan and Moneyglass
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Location filming in Northern Ireland begins for Game of Thrones season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones Filming at Castle Black set in Magheramorne
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New images of Game of Thrones filming in Northern Ireland, plus huge spoilers for season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones Larne set revealed; more set updates from Girona and Almeria
- ↑ Filming this week in Glenarm
- ↑ BelfastLive — Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams snapped filming scenes in Carnlough Harbour
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones returns to Shane’s Castle for season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones filmed a season 6 scene recently with 400 extras
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones Saturday news roundup: video, casting and spoilers!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Exclusive! Exciting news about Northern Ireland filming
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 16.5 Watchers on the Wall — Major new spoilers about McShane and more in season 6; Game of Thrones plans a premiere and a battle
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones gets theatrical; plus massive spoilers for season six!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones prepares to film the Tower of Joy; plus updated Saintfield spoilers!
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones building riverside castle for season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New Northern Ireland locations spoilers for season 6 and an update on Mesa Roldán
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 Watchers on the Wall — Lena Headey on the set of Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik!
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 Watchers on the Wall — The Tower of Joy confirmed! And more new details about a key role involved
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — That’s a wrap for Game of Thrones in Spain!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Girona locations for Game of Thrones season 6 announced
- ↑ Twitter — Galligants Street is a Braavosi bridge
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New photos of Game of Thrones preparations in Girona!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Maisie Williams and Faye Marsay Film Action Sequence in Girona
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Watchers on the Wall — Oldtown filming today confirmed; plus Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in Girona and more!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Major King’s Landing season 6 spoilers
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Castell de Santa Florentina confirmed as Horn Hill
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New Costa Bravan Locations
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Extras casting under way with Navarre confirmed for Game of Thrones season 6
- ↑ 33.0 33.1 33.2 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones heads for Navarre and Peñíscola, and new casting info!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones filming locations in Peñíscola announced
- ↑ 35.0 35.1 Watchers on the Wall ?— Peñíscola Photo Roundup: Cast and Story Spoilers for Season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones shooting in Peñíscola begins
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Almería in Spain (unofficially) confirmed for Game of Thrones Season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New photos of Girona and Almería Game of Thrones sets in progress!
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 Melty — A Spoiler Avalanche Shocks Almería!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Mesa Roldán confirmed as a Game of Thrones season 6 location
- ↑ 41.0 41.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones Update from Spain, with casting news, spoilers and more!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — 2 new castles added for Game of Thrones season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Dornish filming at the Alcazaba of Almería
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones returns to the Alcázar and the Roman bridge of Córdoba
- ↑ POPSUGAR — Peter Dinklage Interview
- ↑ Making Game of Thrones — Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Interview
- ↑ 47.0 47.1 Variety — ‘Game of Thrones’ Stars Talk Emmy Nominations, ‘Sick’ Season 6 Scripts
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Kit Harington spotted AGAIN
- ↑ Chris Creaner Facebook — Aidan Gillen sighting
- ↑ 50.0 50.1 50.2 50.3 Making Game of Thrones — The GoT Cast Talks Scene-envy and Teases Season 6
- ↑ Food World News — Liam Cunningham interview
- ↑ San Diego Comic Con 2015 — Game of Thrones panel
- ↑ 53.0 53.1 53.2 Watchers on the Wall — Braavos Action and Soldiers from an Unexpected House Spotted, More New Casting and DeObia Oparei on season 6
- ↑ 54.0 54.1 Watchers on the Wall — More Game of Thrones Cast Arrive in Northern Ireland for Season 6
- ↑ Making Game of Thrones — Maisie Williams Interview
- ↑ 56.0 56.1 Irish Examiner — Isaac Hempstead Wright Interview
- ↑ Kristofer Hivju fan sighting in Belfast
- ↑ Moviefone — 'Game of Thrones' Season 6: Actors Share Exciting One-Word Script Teases
- ↑ Access Hollywood — Gwendoline Christie: Will Fans See More Of Brienne In 'GoT' Season 6?
- ↑ Curtis Brown — Jerome Flynn CV
- ↑ Game of Thrones Insider Instagram — Michiel Huisman sighting
- ↑ 62.0 62.1 Dean C. Chapman Twitter — With Eugene Simon
- ↑ Hamilton Hodell — Tom Wlaschiha CV
- ↑ Michael McElhatton Interview
- ↑ 65.0 65.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones stars returning to Belfast, including a wicked character
- ↑ Herald Scotland — Iain Glen on what next for Ser Jorah Mormont in Game of Thrones
- ↑ 67.0 67.1 67.2 Are these Game of Thrones stars spotted in Belfast returning in season 6?
- ↑ AV Club — Alexander Siddig Interview
- ↑ Youtube — Julian Glover Interview
- ↑ Melty — Finn Jones con interview
- ↑ 71.0 71.1 InstaThrones Instagram — Jacob Anderson, Gemma Whelan, Michiel Huisman, Nathalie Emanuel sighting
- ↑ Daniel Portman Twitter — Back to Belfast
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Owen Teale on season 6 and being the man who killed Jon Snow
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — The season 6 return of a character confirmed!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Another season 3 character returns!
- ↑ Rye and Battle Observer — Anton Lesser interview
- ↑ Curtis Brown — Ian Gelder CV
- ↑ Facebook — Rosabell Laurenti Sellers sighted
- ↑ 79.0 79.1 79.2 Watchers on the Wall — The Sand Snakes on Game of Thrones season 6; Belfast sightings galore for the cast of GoT!
- ↑ 80.0 80.1 Kit Harington spotted AGAIN; Filming begins at Garron Point
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Yohn Royce confirmed to return in season 6
- ↑ O'Sullivan — Brian Fortune CV
- ↑ Brenock O'Connor Instagram — Back in Belfast
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Faye Marsay Likely Returning
- ↑ 85.0 85.1 85.2 Watchers on the Wall — Chuku Modu & Sabina Arthur cast; George Georgiou returns for Game of Thrones season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — New filming photos of Natalie Dormer, Dean-Charles Chapman, Jonathan Pryce and more!
- ↑ 87.0 87.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones Battlefield spoilers out of Northern Ireland and more!
- ↑ Josephine Gillan Twitter
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Young actor cast for Game of Thrones season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Ricky Champ joins the cast
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Ian McShane cast in Game of Thrones season 6
- ↑ Entertainment Weekly — Game of Thrones casts screen legend Max von Sydow in familiar role
- ↑ 93.0 93.1 Watchers on the Wall — Young Ned cast, sources report!
- ↑ 94.0 94.1 Watchers on the Wall — Souad Faress & Eddie Eyre cast
- ↑ 95.0 95.1 Watchers on the Wall — Euron cast
- ↑ Freddie Stroma cast as Samwell Tarly's brother
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Richard E.Grant joining the cast of Game of Thrones!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Richard E. Grant’s Game of Thrones role revealed!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Essie Davis joins the cast of Game of Thrones
- ↑ 100.0 100.1 100.2 Watchers on the Wall — Meet the Tarlys: Game of Thrones adds three more actors to season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Robert Aramayo joins the cast of Game of Thrones
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — More confirmation of Luke Roberts, Nathalie Emmanuel arrives in Peñíscola, and new set photos from Spain and Saintfield!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones cast members gather, while a character’s name is revealed…maybe
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Melanie Liburd joins the cast of Game of Thrones
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Melanie Liburd’s Game of Thrones role confirmed and more season 6 spoilers
- ↑ Deadline — 'Game Of Thrones’ Adds Joe Naufahu As Recurring
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Joe Naufahu’s Game of Thrones role revealed!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Souad Faress’s Game of Thrones role revealed; Updates & photos of a new season 6 location
- ↑ 109.0 109.1 Watchers on the Wall — Filming resumes at the Wall, and Game of Thrones adds to the Dothraki cast!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — French actor joins Game of Thrones as Dothraki filming continues
- ↑ 111.0 111.1 111.2 Watchers on the Wall — Jóhannes Haukur, Andrew Bryan & Tristan Heanue cast
- ↑ Spotlight — Tristan Heanue CV
- ↑ Premier Artists— Robert Render Cast in Game of Thrones
- ↑ 114.0 114.1 114.2 Alex Cusack Management — Eddie Jackson, Glen Barry and Brendan O'Rourke cast in Game of Thrones Season 6
- ↑ Spotlight — Michael Heath CV
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Kevin Horsham cast in small role
- ↑ Casting Call Pro — Kevin Horsham Credits
- ↑ 118.0 118.1 118.2 Watchers on the Wall — Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men appearing in Game of Thrones season 6
- ↑ Twitter — Roger Ashton-Griffiths reveals Raül Tortosa is a Tyrell bannerman
- ↑ Watchers on The Wall — Another young actor is cast for Game of Thrones season 6
- ↑ Instagram — Staz Nair spotted in Almería
- ↑ Instagram — Staz Nair on GoT Almería set
- ↑ 123.0 123.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones’ leading ladies arrive in Belfast; plus a casting update!
- ↑ 124.00 124.01 124.02 124.03 124.04 124.05 124.06 124.07 124.08 124.09 124.10 124.11 124.12 124.13 124.14 124.15 Watchers on the Wall — More characters being cast for Game of Thrones Season 6!
- ↑ 125.0 125.1 / Watchers on the Wall — Northern Lord Confirmations
- ↑ 126.0 126.1 126.2 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones season 6 casting has begun – and here’s the list!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting another Frey for season 6?
- ↑ 128.0 128.1 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting two more Northern noblemen for season 6!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting for another season six lord
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting for another season 6 female role
- ↑ 131.0 131.1 Watchers on the Wall — Young flashback kids correction
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting for a rugged type
- ↑ 133.0 133.1 133.2 133.3 Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones casting a theater troupe and more!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — The theatrical troupe arrives, and more actors cast for Game of Thrones
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Young widow audition surfaces, with hints at season 6
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall — Game of Thrones filming begins in Almería & a new casting call!
- ↑ Watchers on the Wall - Game of Thrones resolves filming delay in Northern Ireland; plus, a new casting notice!
- ↑ George R. R. Martin Livejournal — Conventions and Cancellations
- ↑ Miguel Sapochnik June 4 Tweet
- ↑ CBCNews — Game of Thrones shines with Canadian talent
- ↑ Hollywood Reporter — 'Game of Thrones' Season 6 Adds New Costume Designer
- ↑ Hollywood Reporter — 'Game of Thrones' Director Previews "Complex" and "Enormous" Season 6
- ↑ Entertainment Weekly — Game of Thrones directors revealed for mysterious season 6
- ↑ Twitter — Bryan Cogman confirms he will write two episodes