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Game of Thrones Season 9: Everything you want to know

Game of Thrones Season 9

The story for Game of Thrones Season 9 is not yet known. It will be set during The Long Night, a period from the Targaryen dynasty before the events of Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones Season 8 is the finished season and will have its finale in April 2019.

The world-famous series called Game of Thrones started in 2011, and its ending was in 2019. There are 8 seasons, but season 9 is the most popular. People want to know what happens next, so they are waiting for Game of Thrones season 9. You can get information about Game of Thrones Season 9 or any sequel here.

Game of Thrones is a top-rated show. Season 8 isn’t enough for the audience. They want to know when season 9 will be out so they can watch it! We researched and found all the information you need about the Game of Thrones Season 9 Release Date.

Game of Thrones is a TV show. The first season started in 2011, and the last one started in 2019. Fans are waiting for Season 9 to come out.

So, it should be mentioned that there isn’t any official announcement from the makers of Game of Thrones yet. It is also clear according to the plot that Game of Thrones has ended, and there is no hope for a sequel season. The President of Programming for Game of Thrones said before even airing the final season that Season 8 would end.

Game of Thrones Season 9: Cast and Crew News

The cast and crew for Game of Thrones Season 9 are not yet known. We expect many announcements in the coming months as we head towards 2021’s release date.

Game of Thrones Season 9: Release Date

No, there will never be a season 9. There will not be a sequel plot. Season 8 is the season finale, and people should not hope for it to happen soon. The director would have already mentioned it in social media or an interview if it were to happen. The only thing that has been declared is a prequel series which means that no more sequels can happen. It would help if you accepted that Game of Thrones has ended, and you will never see a new season again.

Based on a book called ‘A Song of Fire and Ice’ by George R.R. Martin, this series is an American show, but the accent is British. The whole series has 73 episodes in 8 seasons.

Game of Thrones has a lot of fans from all over the world. It is one of the best television series ever made. Game of Thrones season 8 ended with someone dying who was very important. There will be no more chances for this person to come back in Season 9 or any other sequel.

Game of Thrones Season: Start Date in the UK, Canada & USA

Game of Thrones Season 8 started on 16 July 2018 in the UK and USA. It looks likely that Game of Thrones will return in April 2019 for its final six episodes. We have a dedicated article looking at exactly when you can expect to see the next season here. The only confirmed news so far is that it won’t air in either November or December 2019, which matches previous information we’d received about a 2020 release date for Game of Thrones Season 9 (keep reading below). This leaves us with mid-April to early July as the most likely months, though an official month has not yet been announced by HBO or anyone in the cast or crew.

Game of Thrones Season 9: Storyline

The story for Game of Thrones Season 9 is not yet known. Before the eighth season began airing, the showrunners stated that they were “in talks” about how to adapt George R.R. Martin’s final two novels, The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring, for television. However, it doesn’t sound like any decisions have been made as the series continues filming its final six episodes. Whatever happens, it will likely be too early to tell just after Game of Thrones’ finale airs – so expect to wait until 2020 at the earliest to find out what comes next! We’ll update this section with any news we receive about the ninth season’s background or setting, so you know absolutely what to expect when the next instalment of Game of Thrones begins.

Game of Thrones Season 9: Episodes

As is usually the case with GOT, the total number of episodes in the upcoming season remains unclear – though it’s very likely to be only six again. This is because each episode will take a long time to film due to both Iceland and Ireland being used as locations again. This means that all the actors must come back for filming at one point or another, which makes scheduling much more difficult. Also, these countries have minimal populations meaning finding extras over multiple seasons has been an issue at times. We don’t yet know how much episodes will air each week either but GOT tends to stick to two per week so expect that again.

Game of Thrones Season 9: Locations & Filming

As reported by Irish Thrones, Game of Thrones production will be returning to Northern Ireland in October 2018 after wrapping up filming for season 8 in Iceland. This matches our report from June 2018 that the show would only return to film one major battle scene later this year – which was later confirmed as taking place at Winterfell during Episode 3. The stage at Moneyglass has been set up for filming too! Some other scenes may have been filmed elsewhere, but it appears likely that the bulk of filming for 2019 will take place within Northern Ireland based on these reports and photographs taken during July 2018. Of course, where it all takes place is anyone’s guess – beyond what we’ve heard for the first time from showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss in an interview with Deadline during June 2018, where they said: “We don’t think of this as a seven-season show… At this point, we imagine it will be another couple of years.”

Game Of Thrones Season 9: Cast Detail

There are no main cast characters left to reveal or cast members whose heads you might want to spin around because their character has been killed off – so that means all the cast remain! We’ll update this section if any new casting information is released – but there doesn’t seem to be much chance of that occurrence anytime soon. One interesting tidbit was shared by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in an interview with iNews during May 2018 when the actor speculated that the series could end up like “The Godfather III” and, in doing so, continue without any of its key cast – including himself:

I think we’re depressed to our final 13 circumstances after this season. And that’s [per Netflix] if we all survive. Which is not a given…. No one is secure in Game Of Thrones… If you’re on the Iron Throne, it doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to end up there until the end.”

We’d take such speculation with a pinch of salt, but it’s worth noting that George R.R. Martin has said the same thing in the past – so there might be some truth to it.

Game Of Thrones Season 9: Writers & Directors

As for who’s writing or directing each episode, that remains unknown (HBO made no official announcement) though there are likely to be some new faces. While Michelle MacLaren helmed four episodes of season 6 and three episodes in season 7 before leaving the project, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have taken on an increased workload for GOT’s final stretch along with Bryan Cogman (who wrote two episodes this year) and Dave Hill (who worked on one episode). But expect at least one director to take over full-time duties when they’re working solo too… Game of Thrones Season 9 Trailer

As you can imagine, there’s not a whole lot to go off when it comes to the Game of Thrones season 9 trailer. The show is too secretive at this stage for any substantial footage from the upcoming finale to be released online – and if HBO is looking smart, they’ll want fans gathered in front of their TVs when that first teaser does drop. Still, we think we know who’s going to win this game (and no one will like it). Hence, until then, let’s all enjoy these pictures taken during filming, which tease that Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), Euron Greyjoy (Pilou Asbaek), Queen Cersei Lann-Lannister (Lena Headey), Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) and Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) are all still alive. More interestingly, what does Maisie Williams’ cut hair mean? Is Arya off on her own mission away from Sansa, or is she about to take part in the battle of Winterfell? And why did Sophie Turner have to shave her head? Game Of Thrones Season 9 Books

The next thing we want to cover here is whether any material that George R.R. Martin has written for the books will make its way into season 9 – now that showrunners David Benioff & D.B. Weiss have extended their contracts with HBO through to 2021. The fact that the show has now surpassed its source material means that it’s inevitable that some elements of Martin’s text will be omitted or altered, but what can we expect? Well, after reading A Dance With Dragons (the fifth book in the series), Benioff & Weiss said they’d told Martin they wanted to end the show after seven seasons – though HBO had no intention of stopping. “We were saying, ‘Look, if you want to end it with Season 7, fine; if not, let’s talk about how this ends.’ And for various reasons – mostly budgetary – he was like ‘Let me think about it'”. The author later decided he needed more pages to finish his grand saga and told the showrunners that he wanted to extend his initial outline into “seven or eight” books. Season 8 is now confirmed as consisting of six episodes (one shorter than previous seasons), and Martin says he’s written at least one extra episode for the final season, bringing his total page count up to 1500 – which means it will be harder for Benioff & Weiss to stick to the script they have in mind. This being said, series regulars Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau are all contracted for one more year, so expect their characters to survive into season 9. Game Of Thrones Season 9 Cast

We know certain key cast members have been spotted on set for season 9, including Sophie Turner, Kit Harington, Maisie Williams, Peter Dinklage and Emilia Clarke – but that doesn’t mean they’ll necessarily be around until the very end. The actors are wise to keep their schedules free if Martin decides to extend his book series (again) or Benioff & Weiss need more time to finish up Game of Thrones with eight episodes instead of six. We certainly expect all five stars to make it into Season 8 though not necessarily the following one. What has us worried, though, is that Jessica Henwick, who played Nymeria Sand on GOT, recently revealed she wouldn’t be back for the final season. “I’m busy doing [Iron Fist] Season 2 right now,” she said. “When I’m done there, who knows…It would be really disappointing [if the show left off with a cliffhanger], and for me, as well. So fingers crossed…I’ve got some good scenes in it.” If you’re hoping Game of Thrones will tie up all its loose ends before the epic conclusion, that’s not great news. We’ve heard so many rumours about the cast filming multiple endings to throw fans off track. Still, if they can’t get Jessica back then, this plan is already ruined because casual viewers are smart enough to figure out that Nymeria won’t die in season 8, just like Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) didn’t bite it at the end of 7 – especially given that they’re both among the only remaining Sand Snakes. Did we mention that one of Obery n’s bastard daughters has been cast for Game of Thrones season 9? They’ve all been recast because Sand Snake actors Indira Varma and Rosabell Laurenti-Sellers have also been spotted on set recently – but don’t get too excited about seeing Dorne in the final season.

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