That’s right, only in the form of a list, there’s too much of everything going on just now. We love it, we do … but sometimes you have to prioritize. Ours is the site that keeps you up to date with news and rumours about Game of Thrones, and we’re keeping our promises.
An interview/profile with Harry Lloyd by The Independent: “The Man Who Would be King”.
Digital Spy has a host of interviews with David & Dan, Emilia and Alfie, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, and Jason Momoa.
Blastr.com discusses the adaptation process with David & Dan.
Television Without Pity interviews the showrunners as well, and so does TV Fanatic.
What’s on TV has two interviews with Mark Addy and Sean Bean.
MTV movies blog has two video interviews with Sean Bean and GRRM.
An interview with GRRM by The Guardian, about his writing and the HBO adaptation: “Barbarians at the Gate”.
There is also this long featured interview with GRRM from The New Yorker from a few days ag now freely made available online.
Los Angeles Times has GRRM explain how the series Sharpe made him a Sean Bean fan, and interviews the actor himself.
Two interviews with Richard Madden, one by Herald Scotland and another with a more fashionable slant by Mr Porter.
Featured articles on Game of Thrones on NPR.org, MSNBC Today (woman characters), and in Mad Movies (French magazine).
Jace Lacob (@Televisionary) wrote a Game of Thrones for Dummies guide to the show (spoiler free except for the background story and character history).
HBOwatch.com provides a guide to organising a viewing party for the premiere (and later episodes). Game of Thrones Season 1 dvd
The Hollywood Reporter runs a bunch of impressive figures by you in Game of Thrones by the Numbers.
UPDATING with more: Access Hollywood: Rising Star features Kit Harington.
TvTango collects a host of Game of Thrones related links as a handy guide (many mentions, thank you!), and lists 10 good reasons to watch the show.
Also, five more reasons to watch the show – without reading the books, by TV Guide. game of thrones dvd
Preview/interview with David&Dan at Wired.com.
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