Oathbreaker's Secret Legendary Fighters
Jul 9, 2016 23:20:29 GMT
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Post by voice on Jul 9, 2016 23:20:29 GMT
Follow me down the memory lane of releases of information for Season 6 of HBO's Game of Thrones.
June 19, 2015
"Legendary Fighter" casting uncovered by Watchers on the Wall
August 27, 2015
"Eddie Eyre will play Ser Alfred Hunrith"
September 30, 2015
Luke Robert's casting remains unconfirmed, but he is rumored to be playing the previously announced role of "Legendary Fighter."
April 30, 2016
Casting confirmed:
Luke Roberts is cast as "Rowland Selwyn."
Eddie Eyre is cast as "Ser Alfred Hunrith."
May 8, 2016
Season 6, Episode 3, "Oathbreaker" airs on HBO, and it turns out the names above were pure grumpkin shit:
We had been trolled. And imdb makes this crystal clear:
Luke Roberts was obviously not cast to play "Rowland Selwyn"
And, Eddie Eyre was obviously not playing "Ser Alfred Hunrith"
In the end, Ned's wraiths did little to help him... aside from Howland Reed of course. Ned killed Gerold Hightower himself at 2:04 in the clip above, and then executes Arthur Dayne with the knight's own sword, [HASH]Dawn, at 4:08.
So why the secrecy for two characters that lasted but two and four minutes on the screen?
June 19, 2015
"Legendary Fighter" casting uncovered by Watchers on the Wall
https://www.instagram.com/p/5uvr-GSEZR
August 27, 2015
"Eddie Eyre will play Ser Alfred Hunrith"
September 30, 2015
Luke Robert's casting remains unconfirmed, but he is rumored to be playing the previously announced role of "Legendary Fighter."
April 30, 2016
Casting confirmed:
Luke Roberts is cast as "Rowland Selwyn."
Eddie Eyre is cast as "Ser Alfred Hunrith."
May 8, 2016
Season 6, Episode 3, "Oathbreaker" airs on HBO, and it turns out the names above were pure grumpkin shit:
We had been trolled. And imdb makes this crystal clear:
Luke Roberts was obviously not cast to play "Rowland Selwyn"
And, Eddie Eyre was obviously not playing "Ser Alfred Hunrith"
In the end, Ned's wraiths did little to help him... aside from Howland Reed of course. Ned killed Gerold Hightower himself at 2:04 in the clip above, and then executes Arthur Dayne with the knight's own sword, [HASH]Dawn, at 4:08.
So why the secrecy for two characters that lasted but two and four minutes on the screen?
