Winter is coming to Northern Ireland, and the days are turning dreary. But that hasn’t stopped the Game of Thrones production from filming. The set-up for Riverrun remains, with red tents peering forth from the gloom.
It's a good job they weren't filming #GameOfThrones as the horse lorry wouldn't have made a good backdrop!. pic.twitter.com/Xr4doRsLFg
— Russell ferris (@Russellferris79) November 5, 2015
Or perhaps not filming. But if they’re not filming, why is the set still up? Work must be continuing there. The production is always super quick about striking everything the moment they’ve completed in a location.
Meanwhile, David Bradley (Walder Frey) has been spotted again in Belfast, although this fan recognized him for his role in the Harry Potter franchise rather than his work on Game of Thrones.
We haven’t seen any hints of David Bradley in the area for months, but if filming in Riverrun continues, it makes sense for him to around. Also, I’m not sure what game Dean-Charles Chapman and Isaac Hempstead-Wright are playing on Twitter…. https://twitter.com/IsaacBranFlakes/status/661877236929310720 They can’t mean… https://twitter.com/Dean_C_Chapman/status/661943098835120128 Let’s hope that means that for another day their lives on Game of Thrones are indeed “#Hashtag #Safe.” Though somehow I doubt they’d actually be allowed to tweet that. UPDATE: Adrian Rigby, a prosthetic makeup artist working on Season 6 of Game of Thrones, has posted a few photos to his Instagram account that show the production laying down fake show in a forest somewhere in Ireland (or Northern Ireland, more likely).
Movie magic, people. Anyway, we can look forward to snowy woods in Season 6.
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