The film studio "Bighead Littlehead", responsible for producing the foreign fantasy series "Game Of Thrones", has made a statement that the 4th episode of the 8th season will be released on the TV channel "NVO" on May 5, 2019.
George R. R. Martin - the author of the works on which the series will be based, openly admitted that the chapter about the "Red Wedding" caused him the most problems. Writing it was the most difficult. The man even decided that he would start working on it after he came up with the entire plot of the book, right up to the final scene. But it was this part that captivated the producers so much that they dared to adapt the masterpiece.
Preview of Season 8, Episode 4 - "The Last Stark"
The war with the dead is over and all the surviving participants are licking their wounds. Jon Snow delivers a farewell speech over the bodies of the fallen brothers, whom they then cremate. There is a memorial feast in the castle, led by Daenerys. The Queen of Dragons appoints the Baratheon bastard as the new Lord of Storm's End during the evening feast.
A happy Gendry approaches Arya with joyful news and offers her to be his wife. The girl naturally rejects his request, as she does not want to be a lady. Meanwhile, Jaime indulges in pleasures with Brienne of Tarth.
Daenerys heads to King's Landing to reclaim the remaining lands and retake the Targaryen throne. There, her fleet is met with disappointment - Euron Greyjoy has prepared weapons capable of resisting powerful dragons, which they immediately demonstrate by destroying the fleet and killing one of them. The defeated army flees and the Unburnt goes with the Hound for negotiations. Naturally, Cersei has no intention of giving in and orders the Mountain to behead Missandei, whose last cry is Dracarys. No one will retreat anymore - the Targaryens and the Northern army intend to destroy all the soldiers who hold the capital.
Kit Harington, known for the films "Testament of Youth" and "Seventh Son," and Emilia Clarke, who appeared in feature films "Spike Island" and "Terminator Genisys," Charles Dance, who appeared in the films "Woman in Gold" and "Dracula," and many other artists were invited to play the main roles. Creating the final part of the show cost over 100 million US dollars.
Initially, Tom McCarthy, who had a hand in creating films "The Station Agent" and "13 Reasons Why," was listed as the director of the fantasy. He left the project after filming the pilot episode, so his name is not mentioned in the credits.
