Game Of Thrones season 3 CASTING NEWS

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Mormont pulling his sword out was the part that gave me chills, for some reason.

 

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Just posting for COMLETION it's not a trailer.

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(Seen most of it before.)

 

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SOON NOW

 

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They're not promoting it very hard.

 

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IT'S LUCKY THEY'VE GOT ME UPDATING FOLKS.

 

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Quite a few new scenes from season 3 in this so mild spoiler warning.

"First time you've ever seen a giant, Jon Snow?"

 

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There's been more new shots of dragons in these adverts than in all of season two (probably.)

 

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'Game Of Thrones' Running Out Of Unkempt Old Men To Cast

THE ONION • News in Brief • Entertainment • ISSUE 48•20 • May 14, 2012

LOS ANGELES—According to insider sources, the future of HBO's Game Of Thrones is currently in doubt, with the hit fantasy series facing a dire shortage of weather-beaten, bedraggled old men to cast.

"A lot of the big crowd scenes in season two really depleted the available pool of greasy-haired bearded actors over 70, and for the sake of continuity we can't really reuse them," executive producer D.B. Weiss said Monday, stressing the importance of having a minimum of one new elderly and disheveled male character in every episode of the epic drama.

"I honestly don't know what we're going to do. In the third season, we have at least a dozen war room meetings to film, and you can't shoot a war room meeting without having at least two or three poorly groomed old guys with big, tangly beards hanging around."

The Game Of Thrones crisis is the latest in a series of casting woes to beleaguer HBO, which in March announced it had already used up its annual allocation of Steve Buscemi.

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