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HBO‘s hit fantasy series Game Of Thrones has fetched a whopping US$1.49million at an auction – find out more below.On October 12, a plastic replica of the coveted Iron Throne was sold at a Game Of Thrones auction hosted by Heritage Auctions. According to reports from CBS News, it sold for a jaw-dropping US$1.4million, equating to around £1,070,930.On the official Heritage Auctions site, the replica is dubbed a “touring” Iron Throne, and “was crafted exclusively for promotional events and tours, such as Comic-Con, Hollywood premieres, and the Game of Thrones Touring Exhibition, which visited major cities worldwide, including New York, London, Paris, Madrid, Berlin and Sydney.”According to CBS News, the Iron Throne replica was sold after a six-minute bidding war.

Sophie Turner has opened up about the challenges of being a single mum, crediting her latest role for giving her strength.The 28-year old-British actress plays notorious jewel thief Joan Hannington in ITV's new drama Joan, which explores her complex life in the 80s as a criminal and mother fighting to regain custody of her daughter from social services. During the filming of the series, Sophie and pop star Joe Jonas announced their split after four years of marriage. Earlier this month, it was reported that their divorce had been finalised, marking the end of a briefly contentious separation.

Inspired by the real-life Joan Hannington, this six-part ITV series sees Sophie Turner explore the life of the notorious jewel thief, trapped in a marriage with a violent criminal.Talking about the upcoming series, Sophie says: “There was so much about the show that appealed. First of all, it was a story about a real woman. Joan had an obscene appetite for adventure and doing new things.

“Beyond the Throne: Epic Journeys, Enduring Friendships, Surprising Tales.” “With me being a DJ as well [as an actor], my manager and I would always tour together, and over dinner and travel, we would talk about the past,” Nairn, 48, told The Post.“And every time I’d come up with an anecdote from my past, he’d be like, ‘You have to write this down, you need to tell people this story!’ At first, I was a bit reticent. But as I did it, I found it was beneficial … [The book] became almost like therapy. I really enjoyed it.” The memoir covers Nairn’s childhood in Northern Ireland, where he describes feeling like a misfit as a 6-foot-8 gay kid pressured to play rugby in school when he was more interested in being a DJ and a drag queen.

You’ll probably have to shell out even more for the extinct dragon eggs. The opening bid is $3,600.Also up for grabs is the bell wielded during Cersei Lannister’s “walk of shame” over her incestuous relationship with her brother.

House Of The Dragon has defended the show against George R.R. Martin’s criticisms, insisting they have “serviced” his book and remained “respectful”.The second season of the Game Of Thrones prequel series, which is based on Martin’s 2018 book Fire & Blood, wrapped up last month on HBO.

dracarys on “House of the Dragon.” George R.R. Martin, who wrote the books that are the basis for “Game of Thrones” and “House of the Dragon,” published a now-deleted blog post on Wednesday slamming the latter. He also appeared to spoil a major plot point from Season 3, which hasn’t filmed or aired yet.

Six Feet Under, writing: “it’s too much to take again and the ending is perfect.”Another, ‘bryndenrivers3ec’, said it was Succession, writing: “Very well made, but a gloomy ending.”‘thenumbwalker’ said their show was The Wire. “Watched it all the way through probably 7-8 years ago,” they began.

the second season of the series, which ended earlier this month. “I do not look forward to other [blog] posts I need to write, about everything that’s gone wrong with HOUSE OF THE DRAGON… but I need to do that too, and I will,” Martin shared, referring to the posts he’s wanted to write but hasn’t because of his summer travels.

GQ Hype about his past issues in an interview published Monday. “I was so lucky I got sober before having kids,” Harington told the outlet, revealing that at one time it felt “physically and emotionally impossible for me not to drink again.” Harington shares two kids — a 3-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter -— with his wife, former “Game of Thrones” co-star Rose Leslie, 37. The couple tied the knot in 2018 at Leslie’s ancestral castle in Scotland.

Kit Harington has suggested that there were “mistakes made, story-wise” at the end of Game Of Thrones.The hit HBO fantasy series wrapped up its eight-season run in 2019, though the final episodes sparked a backlash from fans, with a petition to re-write the season attracting over 1 million signatures.Harington, who played Jon Snow in the series, has now reflected on the final season, admitting that “everyone is entitled to their opinion”.“I think there were mistakes made, story-wise, towards the end maybe,” he told GQ. “I think there were some interesting choices that didn’t quite work.”The actor also looked back on how he felt around the time they made the last season, admitting that the cast “were all so fucking tired”.“I think if there was any fault with the end of Thrones, is that we were all so fucking tired, we couldn’t have gone on longer,” he said.“And so I understand some people thought it was rushed and I might agree with them.

GQ Hype that he “backed out” of the “Game of Thrones” sequel series that would’ve been centered on his beloved character.“I don’t really want to say, because it starts a whole thing,” Harington said in his interview published Monday, when he was first asked about the shelved show.He explained: “What I can tell you is it was HBO that came to me and said, ‘Would you consider this?’ My first reaction was no. And then I thought there could be an interesting and important story about the soldier after the war. I felt that there might be something left to say and a story left to tell in a pretty limited way.”“We spent a couple of years back and forth developing it,” Harington said.

“Game of Thrones” — the series where the couple met and fell in love.“I don’t think they’ll wanna watch ‘Game of Thrones,’ ” the 37-year-old actor told “E! News” at the Season 3 premiere of his HBO show “Industry” in New York on Tuesday. “I absolutely guarantee you they’ll probably never wanna see that show,” he added.Harington played Jon Snow on the hit fantasy TV series, which ran from 2011 to 2019.The show introduced him to Leslie, 37, who played the wildling Ygritte. The character was killed off during Season 4.

Game Of Thrones spin-off House Of The Dragon was watched by fewer people than some season one episodes.According to IndieWire, the latest episode of the HBO show earned 8.9million viewers in the US last Sunday (August 4) when the season came to a close. It compares to 7.8million viewers for the first episode of the season.However, this didn’t compare well to four season one episodes, which earned higher viewing figures.

House Of The Dragon’s second season served as a steady build to the Targaryen conflict ahead, as Rhaenyra sets her sights on the Iron Throne.Created by George R.R. Martin and showrunner Ryan Condal, the prequel series is set 200 years before the events in Game Of Thrones and depicts the civil war which erupts within House Targaryen.In season two, Emma D’Arcy and Matt Smith lead the show’s cast, alongside Steve Toussaint, Eve Best, Fabien Frankel, Olivia Cooke, Ewan Mitchell, and Tom Glynn-Carney.Ahead of the second season, HBO renewed the show for a third season which is set to start production in early 2025.Fire & Blood by George R.R. MartinThe obvious choice, but also the most relevant.

nearly 9 million viewers. Geeta Vasant Patel, who directed the Season 2 finale, told The Post that because she’s a fan, “I know that in the [‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘Game of Thrones’] universe, a season finale is the go-to. You have a bunch of dragons fighting in the sky.

House Of The Dragon will end with season four, its showrunner has confirmed.During a press conference today (August 5) that discussed the season finale of the hit HBO Game Of Thrones spin-off show, showrunner and co-creator Ryan Condal revealed that the show will have two more seasons, and will conclude with season four.Author George R. R.

House of the Dragon have expressed their disappointment at the lack of narrative progress in the finale of the show’s second season.The eighth and final episode aired on HBO last night (August 4), although numerous scenes from it did leak online several days earlier.Titled ‘The Queen Who Ever Was’, it saw Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) finally take back her throne, with her husband Daemon (Matt Smith) at her side.After the episode, fans of the show took to social media to share their thoughts, with some stating that they felt underwhelmed by the climax and its lack of narrative closure.”We all just watched a 66 minute trailer for S3”, wrote one X user.we all just watched a 66 minute trailer for S3 #HouseOfTheDragon #HOTD pic.twitter.com/cCRFSEnCS3— ⚡ (@UTDCJ_) August 5, 2024“House of the Dragon Season 2 successfully replacing GOT season 8 as the most disappointing and poorly executed seasons of television,” said another.House of the Dragon Season 2 successfully replacing GOT season 8 as the most disappointing and poorly executed seasons of television. #HOTD #HOTDS2 pic.twitter.com/zWG8OnDlIS— The Bravo Watcher (@TheBravoWatcher) August 5, 2024See some further reactions below:This amazing build up and now we have to wait 2 years for Season 3 #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD #HoTDS2 pic.twitter.com/vTm1D3j5YL— Tyler Calvert (@ItsTylerCalvert) August 5, 2024No dragon fights, no battles, no squabbles, no casualties.

Spoilers ahead for the Season 2 finale of “House of the Dragon.” Khaleesi is back.In the Season 2 finale of “House of the Dragon,” there’s an unexpected cameo from a major “Game of Thrones” character: Daenerys Targaryen. Well, sort of. Daenerys was born around 200 years after the events of this show.

Casualty’s Melanie Hill endured a “painful” split from her first husband before going on to marry again 20 years later.The 62-year-old joined the BBC medical drama earlier this year as no-nonsense clinical nurse manager Siobhan MacKenzie. She will also be recognised as Hazel Redfern in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, Cathy Matthews in Coronation Street for seven years and then as Avril Kent in Emmerdale. But it isn’t just her on-screen roles that have piqued fans’ interest as Melanie has gone through some difficult times away from the cameras.

Kit Harington has made his return to the world of Game Of Thrones, by way of an ad for new mobile game Legends.Game Of Thrones: Legends is a mobile puzzle game from Zynga Inc. that sees players recruiting a number of famous Game Of Thrones and House Of The Dragon characters to fight for their Westeros house.