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Move on. When "Game of Thrones" first premiered in the spring of , four of the planned seven books in George R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series had been published. The fifth book debuted that summer. Nobody — not the showrunners nor Martin nor his fans — thought the series would overtake the in-progress book series. But more than a decade later, Martin has yet to publish the sixth planned book. So as the show's ending unfolded, fans of the written story and Martin's expanded fictional histories about Westeros were paying extra-close attention to how the various characters' fates were playing out.

Game of Thrones 'Gemma Whelan has claimed that filming sex scenes on the show often felt like a "frenzied mess" as there were never any intimacy coordinators to help guide the performers on set. While promoting her upcoming ITV drama The Tower , the actor looked back on her time playing Yara Greyjoy in the beloved fantasy series, and recalled how she and her fellow cast members were often left to their own devices when it came to the physically intimate moments they had to portray on screen.

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Martin commented on House of the Dragon , saying he saw a rough cut of the first episode and came away very impressed. Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news gamespot. See More. Game of Thrones.

It's a smart philosophy in the age of Film Twitter, as there is never a consensus on anything, ever. Fans are still using social media to argue about the endings of HBO series The Sopranos, The Wire that aired before social media platforms even existed; the arguments about Game of Thrones' final season are far from over.

Dinklage has been one of the boldest Game of THrones cast members in terms fo addressing all the trolls and fan criticisms about Game of Thrones' final season:. There's dragons in it.

Move on," he told NYT.