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Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Is the grim male TV antihero becoming tired?
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Anthony Mackie (Falcon) “really bothered” by the MCU’s lack of representation
The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson defends “gorgeous” Star Wars prequels
Monday, June 29, 2020
The Twilight Zone review: “Among the Trodden” explores the eerie power of friendship
Developers of Harry Potter open world game “uncomfortable” after J.K. Rowling’s comments
Sean Bean returns for video game voiceover, Emilia Clarke heads to TV festival, and more
Sunday, June 28, 2020
Saturday, June 27, 2020
The Twilight Zone: “The Who of You” is an out-of-body journey of self-discovery
Friday, June 26, 2020
There’s a video of Paul Rudd dancing to Grease on the set of Captain America: Civil War
Clark Gregg talks Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., happy ending for Coulson and Melinda May
Patrick Stewart was “deeply shocked” by profanity in Star Trek: Picard
Amanda Peet, wife of Game of Thrones creator, stands by series finale
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau doesn’t miss Game of Thrones: “There’s nothing to come back to”
Thursday, June 25, 2020
Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister) “disappointed” with Game of Thrones finale
Gemma Whelan (Yara Greyjoy) was almost fired from Game of Thrones for updating her CV
David Tennant and Alex Kingston (River Song) reunite for new Doctor Who story
Wednesday, June 24, 2020
Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch (Luna) on how fan culture can be “unhealthy”
Patrick Rothfuss giving us new Kingkiller Chronicle story…but it’s not The Doors of Stone
Disaster strikes in first chapter of Star Wars: The High Republic, Light of the Jedi
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
The Duffer Brothers already know how Stranger Things ends, and they’re sticking to it
George R. R. Martin Gives Meaty Update on The Winds of Winter
Calling all Game of Thrones fans and A Song of Ice and Fire fans: He’s done it! The Maestro has done it! George R. R. Martin has completed(!!!)…a blog post detailing his latest updates on the definitely-not-yet-complete but hopefully-further-along-than-it-was-prior-to-quarantine The Winds of Winter. Its predecessor A Dance with Dragons came out NINE years ago next month. Yes, readers, that is correct. Understandably, fans have been getting a little antsy for good news, what with the state of the world in constant flux and all. Hopefully, George’s latest post is a welcome relief of stress. Rest assured that he is, as ever, working, on it. How much so? Let’s check out what he says.
“I finished a new chapter yesterday, another one three days ago, another one the previous week. But no, this does not mean that the book will be finished tomorrow or published next week. It’s going to be a huge book, and I still have a long way to go.”
Oh, do you? Still a long way to go? How many ‘ways’ to go are we talking? 10 pages? 100 pages? 600 pages? We’ll never know! But one thing is clear. He would like those many websites speculating on his progress to simply stop. Martin says, “Please do not give any credence to any of the click-bait websites that like to parse every word of my posts as if they were papal encyclicals to divine hidden meanings.” Given the article I’m writing here, I’d hate for my name to show up on one of those lists. So I’ll make it clear that this is not speculating. Just commenting. And observing. And adding my thoughts. Is that speculating? Dammit.
With CoNZealand canceled, George’s plans to go there fell through, which means more time to rush and get the book out this year…right? “I can always visit Wellington next year, when I hope that both Covid-19 and THE WINDS OF WINTER will be done.” Next year?! Isn’t that what he said last year? Now, remember that we’re in a different place than we were in 2011 when the last book came out. Back then, we were only one season in to what would soon become the biggest show on the face of the planet. Now that the show is over, and everyone all over the Internet loved the ending unreservedly, we’re past all the hype. And yet, the fates of certain characters in the book are still in question.
Will their journeys unfold and conclude the way of the show? Will TV show conclusions that frustrated longtime fans conclude the same way or even similarly in the book? Will Stannis eat it? These are very important questions. One thing’s for sure – George is working on it: “Of late I have been visiting with Cersei, Asha, Tyrion, Ser Barristan, and Areo Hotah. I will be dropping back into Braavos next week. I have bad days, which get me down, and good days, which lift me up, but all in all I am pleased with the way things are doing.” We are thrilled that you are pleased. Now, we would also like to be pleased, so please please your way into the published pile!
But I digress. I know he’s working on it. And as someone who has at most written a short story two pages long, the last time of which was probably in 5th grade, I am definitely not one to speak or even rush him. I’d rather it take a long time and be good than be rushed and be bad. The only question is, how long will it take? “I do wish they would go faster, of course. Way way back in 1999, when I was deep in the writing of A STORM OF SWORDS, I was averaging about 150 pages of manuscript a month. I fear I shall never recapture that pace again. Looking back, I am not sure how I did it then. A fever indeed.”
So what can I say? He’s working on it, and it will be completed at his own pace. For the hot goss on what else George is up to in quarantine, including, but not limited to his latest book recommendations, check out his original post.
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George R.R. Martin “pleased” with The Winds of Winter progress
Monday, June 22, 2020
Brent Spiner may have “very significant role” in Star Trek: Picard season 2
George R.R. Martin wanted this character’s name changed for Game of Thrones
Sunday, June 21, 2020
WiC Weekly: June 14-20
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Saturday, June 20, 2020
Take the Black Live: Artemis Fowl, Jurassic World, and Kit Harington’s hair
Friday, June 19, 2020
The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman announces sequel comic: “Negan Lives”
Star Wars celebrates The Empire Strikes Back’s 40th anniversary with new anthology
Thursday, June 18, 2020
Star Wars: Adam Driver invented a backstory for Kylo Ren: “His childhood sucked”
British politician shoves foot in mouth, thinks Black Lives Matter gesture is from Game of Thrones
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Ming-Na Wen on the final Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season, Philinda and more
Disney+ readying Game of Thrones-inspired shared universe of Star Wars shows?
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Doctor Who: Rebecca Root to play the Doctor’s first transgender companion
Monday, June 15, 2020
Game of Thrones actors Iwan Rheon, Natalia Tena, Daniel Portman, Gemma Whelan and Kristian Nairn to play Dungeons & Dragons Live
Perhaps you thought it was inevitable, perhaps you thought it could never happen, but two of the biggest franchises in fantasy are coming together: the Game of Thrones cast is going to play Dungeons & Dragons. (For charity).
Game of Thrones alumni, Iwan Rheon, Natalia Tena, Daniel Portman, Kristian Nairn and Gemma Whelan will be participating in D&D Live 2020: Roll w/ Advantage and offered some tantalizing hints about the characters they’ve created in the events’ promotion video.
D&D Live: Roll w/ Advantage is an annual series of Dungeons & Dragons games featuring beloved actors that raises money for Red Nose Day. The charity event will be able available to stream on YouTube and Twitch.tv/dnd from June 18-20, though the Game of Thrones actors will only be playing on the 20th, according to the event’s schedule.
According to the site, “Fans of D&D will learn all about the new storyline as well as accompanying new products—plus, by donating a small amount to Red Nose Day (of $10 or more), fans will be able to register through the D&D Live Event Portal. Fans will also be able to choose the character best suited to help the region through Reality RP, a mashup of fantasy storytelling, community engagement, and reality television!”
As Iwan Rheon says in the video, “Join us and let’s save the day!”
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Proof that we’ll be visiting Eastwatch-by-the-Sea in The Winds of Winter!
The Last Kingdom showrunner thinks production will continue, but “slower”
Sunday, June 14, 2020
WiC Weekly: June 7-13
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5 insane Game of Thrones theories that may come true in The Winds of Winter
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Every episode from the final season of Game of Thrones, ranked worst to best
Take the Black Live: How do you enjoy art from problematic artists?
Friday, June 12, 2020
The Witcher showrunner first turned down the job over Game of Thrones comparisons
Finn concept art from Colin Trevorrow’s Episode IX evokes Black Lives Matter
Thursday, June 11, 2020
Showrunner clears up rumors, says Batwoman won’t indulge in “Bury Your Gays” trope
Avatar: The Last Airbender fan-favorite wants to reprise role in Netflix’s remake
Could “Broom Boy” from Star Wars: The Last Jedi come back? The actor is up for it
Game of Thrones director proudly remembers horrified reactions to the Red Wedding
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
Outlander stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish headline Scottish travel series
Another new Joker may be coming to Matt Reeves Batman movies, but do we need one?
The Walking Dead star recalls how “intense” Andrew Lincoln was on set
Game of Thrones star recalls “ridiculous” security on the series finale
Goblins and dwarves and dryads: Check out unused concept art from The Witcher
The composer of that “Toss a Coin to Your Witcher” song released an alternate version
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
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