“It will be too happy for some people, or too sad, or too whatever. “It won’t go the way some people want,” Isaac Hempstead Wright told THR, tempering expectations. You know with something this big like Game of Thrones, you cannot please everyone.” I am a bit of a fan of the series as well, and it satiated my expectation and hopes,” actor Iain Glen told in a March 2018 interview.
“When I read it, I thought it was rather brilliant. At the end of the very last script, they read aloud, ‘End of Game of Thrones.’ As soon as they read that out, pretty much everyone burst into tears. “The first day of the actors coming in and that kind of production starting, the day where we had the final read-through for the final script, it was really bittersweet. “It was very, very bittersweet,” Sophie Turner told THR about the way in which Thrones ends. At the Television Critics Association summer press tour in 2018, Bloys gave an update on when to expect season eight, narrowing the timeframe: the first half of 2019. That is a big factor in all of this.” In January 2018, HBO confirmed a general 2019 release date for the final season. Following season seven’s finale in the summer of 2017, HBO’s Casey Bloys hinted at a long wait for the final season, telling THR: “The shooting is complicated enough - on different continents, with all the technical aspects - and the special effects are a whole other production period that we’re trying to figure out. Still, even knowing the premiere month is a huge leap forward, given the journey toward a release date. Game of Thrones‘ final season will debut in April 2019, though an exact date remains unspecified. Read on for everything we know about season eight so far, and bookmark this page as THR will continue to update ahead of the final season premiere. With so much time between now and the end of Game of Thrones, there’s no better opportunity to start preparing for the final battle against the White Walkers.
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