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Apr 17, 2019 · Grey Wind is the real name of this beautiful wolf, who threatens Jaime Lannister when he is Robb Stark's hostage. Grey Wind is the hero of the Battle of Oxcross, because without him the Stark army could not have scared the horses and killed a group of guards, which ended the Lannister forces.
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- Ghost. Bonded to Jon Snow. It was Eddard's bastard son, Jon Snow (Kit Harrington), who convinced him to give a direwolf pup to each of his children, intentionally excluding himself.
- Summer. Bonded to Brandon Stark. When a Catspaw (Lalor Roddy) armed with a Valyrian Steel dagger tries to kill the comatose Brandon Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright), his direwolf aided Catelyn in killing the attacker.
- Grey Wind. Bonded to Rob Stark. When Robb Stark (Richard Madden) began training his direwolf, he named him Grey Wind after noticing how he appeared like a gray blur while running.
- Nymeria. Bonded to Arya Stark. Named after the famous Rhonyar queen Nymeria, who sailed her people across the Narrow Sea to Dorne to escape the Valyrian Empire, Arya's wolf mirrors her playful and fierce personality.
- Arya Stark - Maisie Williams
- Sansa Stark - Sophie Turner
- Robb Stark - Richard Madden
- Jon Snow - Kit Harington
- Daenerys Targaryen - Emilia Clarke
- Jaime Lannister - Nicolaj Coster-Waldeau
- Cersei Lannister - Lena Headey
- Tyrion Lannister - Peter Dinklage
- Joffrey Baratheon - Jack Gleeson
- Grey Worm - Jacob Anderson
Maisie Williams made her first big debut when she was cast as the strong-spirited and feisty younger daughter of Ned Stark (Sean Bean). Her character was such a hit that baby girls named “Arya” skyrocketed in the U.S., going from number 711 to 92 in popularity. “What’s West of Westeros” for Masie Williams? Since laying down her sword, “Needle,” Wil...
Sansa Stark was the elder daughter of Ned Stark, and while she didn’t actively causeany trouble like her younger sister, Arya, she certainly found herself in perilous situations. Her character wasn’t very popular initially, because of her meek and demure personality, but towards the end of the series, she transformed into a powerful female lead. Li...
Richard Madden was a very promising “King of the North" as his character Robb Stark. Unfortunately, (thanks to George R. R. Martin, the author of the original novels), his character was killed off at the end of the third season. Fortunately, that opened up Madden’s availability for other acting gigs, such as John Reid, the manipulative manager of E...
There seems to be a theme here with Game of Thrones alumni joining the MCU because Kit Harington was also in Eternals alongside his former half-brother, Robb Stark (Richard Madden). He also married his former co-star Rose Leslie (Ygritte, Game of Thrones) in 2018 and the two of them recently welcomed their first child together. Harington has also t...
Emilia Clarke was a pivotal character from the Game of Thrones pilot all the way to the series finale. Since the show has run its course, Clarke has been quite busy joining the Star Wars universe as Qi’ra in Solo: A Star Wars Story, and breaking into Broadway performances such as Breakfast At Tiffany’s, directed by Sean Mathias. In addition to thes...
Nicolaj Coster-Waldeau undoubtedly had one of the greatest character arcs in the entire Game of Thronesseries (we’re not going to talk about the last season). Jaime Lannister’s arc showed that Coster-Waldeau had a broader acting range than only portraying a privileged, cruel, highborn. Since the end of the show, he’s been in a myriad of other films...
Lena Headey perfected the art of staring out tower windows with a glass of wine in hand. She made Cersei so despicable that audiences just loved to hate her, yet cheer when she had a victory over those who tried to hurt her or her family. “Shame!” Headey has since had roles in movies like Gunpowder Milkshake, where she stars alongside Karen Gillan ...
Tyrion is easily one of the most beloved characters in Game of Thrones, aside from Hodor. Peter Dinklage has been very busy since the end of the series, appearing in I Care A Lot with Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl), period piece romantic drama, Cyrano, as the titular character, and dark comedy American Dreamer. Dinklage isn’t finished there. He has a nu...
Irish actor Jack Gleeson made his first big screen debut as a young boy getting rescued in Batman Begins. It wasn’t until his role as Joffrey Baratheon that he started to accumulate serious attention. Gleeson actually took a step back from his acting career since Game of Thronesbecause of the intense backlash that he faced in his personal life as a...
Grey Worm was possibly one of the most loyal fighters on Daenerys’ side of the battle. She was betrayed time and time again throughout the series, but Grey Worm never faltered. With limited dialogue, Jacob Andersonhad to work twice as hard to impress and win over audiences. Since the end of the series, Anderson has appeared in the Doctor Whotelevis...
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Jul 20, 2022 · Game of Thrones prequel series House of the Dragon released its first full trailer on Wednesday, July 20 ahead of the cast and creatives’ appearance at Comic-Con International: San Diego. Both series are based on author George R.R. Martin ’s books, with the new series taking the core of its story from Fire & Blood.
May 7, 2021 · It will debut in August. The 10-episode first season of “House of the Dragon” will debut on August 21 with weekly releases. While Season 2 of the “Thrones” prequel has not been officially ...
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Nymeria is an exuberant and playful wolf, but is also fiercely defensive of Arya Stark. Arya names her for Nymeria, the warrior-queen of the Rhoynar who led her people to safety in Dorne, a thousand years before the events of the series.
May 26, 2019 · Game of Thrones: The Last Watch: Directed by Jeanie Finlay. With Kevin Alexander, Alfie Allen, Jacob Anderson, Gethin Anthony. Chronicling the creation of Game of Thrones (2011)'s final season, its most ambitious and complicated one.
