Game of Thrones Season 7 filming: Video from the Lannister takeover of Trujillo Castle

Trujillo Castle. Photo: Vegafotoswiki. License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

Yesterday, we brought you photos from Jaime and Bronn’s trip to Trujillo Castle in Cáceres, Spain. Today, their adventure continues.

It’s SPOILERS all the way down from here.

You’ve got to spoil it on you
You just think it
That’s what you do, baby
Hold it down, DARE

Hoy has video to go along with yesterday’s pictures of Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime) and Jerome Flynn (Bronn) filming.

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Our best supposition is that Trujillo Castle is standing in for Highgarden after Jaime and his Lannister army have taken it over, although there’s an outside chance it could be King’s Landing or Casterly Rock, as well.

The drone and the long-lensed cameras also got images of the extras before they get all blood splattered.

It must have been a happier time for them, before they knew which ones would go down in battle.

Conventional wisdom has it that

As we reported yesterday, many members of the Targaryen clan—including Nathalie Emmanuel (Missandei) and Alfie Allen (Theon)—are in London, so it appears that they’re on a break from filming at the moment. (Maisie Williams, meanwhile, decided to cross the fandom streams and went to red carpet premiere event for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.)

Some may have off, but these guys sure don’t. And remember, those suits of armor weigh 50 lbs!

With that though, filming at Trujillo Castle is finished, at least so far as major actors is concerned. Today, the production is on track to start filming on Las Breñas, a private estate near the town of Malpartida. It looks like this is one of a couple locations where Game of Thrones will film its big battle for Season 7. According to the mayor of Trujillo, fans came to the town just to see this shooting session. As filming promises to be more elaborate near Malpartida, we’re betting people will show up there, too.