Three New Character Vids For Game Of Thrones

Three New Character Vids For Game Of Thrones

In these new character profile videos for HBO's fanatsy drama series we get the low down on three more of the show's principal characters..

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By MarkCassidy - Mar 26, 2011 05:03 AM EST
Filed Under: Game of Thrones

Get to know Daenerys Targaryen, Robb Stark and Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish a little better before the show premiers April 17th on HBO..








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Layperson
Layperson - 3/26/2011, 8:23 AM
As much as I am really looking forward to this series, I still have a lot of questions about how they are going to address some of the complexities that Martin has put into his novels. Even things like pacing are a complete misery to me, I mean, "A Game of thrones" alone could span at least 2 seasons, even with hour long episodes. It seems logical to me to end season one with a certain character's death (which will remain nameless to keep from spoiling it for anyone)

Then there's the complexity of the character list, I just don't see them being able to do justice to the plot lines for characters like Arya or Bran, especially if they want to focus on the BIG characters of the first novel, and that is unfortunate because EVERY character has a wonderfully rich story. And where does that leave them for the subsequent novels?

I suppose if the series is as successful as it could potentially be, then they will just run the series for as many seasons as it takes to do it well. I would think that would be quite a long running show. Which sounds great to me.

juggy4711
juggy4711 - 3/26/2011, 8:46 AM
Layperson, I fully expect the show to be great but end up like Deadwood and Carnivale. At least with this we have the books to let us know what happens next. I don't see HBO finishing this series.
TheBatfan
TheBatfan - 3/26/2011, 9:14 AM
@juggy4711- We have the books up to a certain point and then they just stop and we wait and wait and wait for the new one to come out and it never does. I'm starting to think A Dance with Dragons doesn't even exist and he's just been stringing us along for 3 years.
CapFanLex005
CapFanLex005 - 3/26/2011, 10:08 AM
@BAt he just finished it

it should be out this year
Ranger14
Ranger14 - 3/26/2011, 1:39 PM
Considering Martin has been very hands-on with this project I am very optimistic as to how they are gong to address the complexities that were mentioned. I guess we will get to find out soon. Regardless, it should shine amongst a lot of the other shows that are out there. Very stoked about this series!
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