Although the "Game of Thrones" ended last year, talking about the show does not cease until now. This time they spared them out of the book "The fire cannot kill the dragon: the game of thrones and an unpacked history of the epic series", written by the chief editor of Entertainment Weekly James Hibberd. The book includes interviews with actors and film crews, including with producers David Benioff and Dan Wayss.
The author is preparing to tell about the series Much and, of course, will explain why the initial pilot series of "Games of Thrones" had to almost completely shine. All the changes were undergone - from the appearance of the characters to the main scenes, since the HBO leader did not like it, and some of the actors almost lost their place in the show.
As it turned out, Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson) was almost excluded from the plot, but George Martin himself managed to intervene in time. The author recalls that at some point the Showranner was called him and stated that from the younger starks, it would be nice to get rid of it, because in any case he did not play a special role in the narration during the first books.
I said that I have big plans for him, so they had to leave him,
- noticed Martin.
More details about creating a legendary series will work after October 6 - it was then that Hibberd's book will go on sale.