Was there a pilot for Game of Thrones?
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- Was there a pilot for Game of Thrones?
- When did the pilot of Game of Thrones come out?
- Why was Catelyn Stark recast?
- How much did the Game of Thrones pilot cost?
- How many times is winter is coming Said in Game of Thrones?
- When did the original Game of Thrones pilot air?
- Is there a Game of Thrones pilot script?
- Where was the original Daenerys Targaryen pilot filmed?
- Is the Game of Thrones pilot a disaster?
Was there a pilot for Game of Thrones?
"Game of Thrones" famously got off to a rocky start with the first attempt at a pilot episode. The cocreators changed some major details from their failed pilot to the final version for HBO. We broke down the differences by comparing the script for the scrapped pilot and the aired episode.
When did the pilot of Game of Thrones come out?
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| Original network | HBO |
| Original release | April 17 – J |
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Why was Catelyn Stark recast?
“The actress who played Catelyn decided she didn't want to move to Northern Ireland,” Michael Lombardo, former HBO programming president, recalled in the new book Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon, an oral history of the series (via Entertainment Weekly).
How much did the Game of Thrones pilot cost?
The pilot reportedly cost HBO $5–10 million to produce, while the first season's budget was estimated at $50–60 million. For the second season, the series received a 15-percent budget increase for the climactic battle in "Blackwater" (which had an $8 million budget).
How many times is winter is coming Said in Game of Thrones?
Take “winter is coming” for example. The show just started its sixth season, and the phrase has been uttered 11 times — once each by Benjen, Arya, Maester Aemon, Robb, Yoren, Catelyn, Stark Soldier and Mance, and twice by Ned, Jon and Stannis.
When did the original Game of Thrones pilot air?
- That’s how David Benioff once described seeing friends test-screen his and co-showrunner Dan Weiss’ original “Game of Thrones” pilot in 2010. After that viewing, more than 90 percent of the episode was supposedly reshot before it aired on HBO in April 2011, eventually leading to the phenomenon that the series is today.
Is there a Game of Thrones pilot script?
- An early version of the pilot script supposedly surfaced online years ago, but the script’s authenticity was never officially verified.
Where was the original Daenerys Targaryen pilot filmed?
- Tamzin Merchant says she was "naked and afraid" filming the original "Game of Thrones" pilot in Morocco. Emilia Clarke will forever be known as Daenerys Targaryen thanks to her eight-season stint on HBO’s blockbuster series “ Game of Thrones ,” but she is not the actress who was originally cast as the Mother of Dragons.
Is the Game of Thrones pilot a disaster?
- But according to new excerpts from James Hibbard's Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon: Game of Thrones and the Untold Story of the Epic Series, that was only the tip of the iceberg. Everyone agrees the pilot was a disaster, except author George R.R. Martin. Hilariously, he admits in the new book he thought it was great:
