It’s been a while since we’ve seen Samwell Tarly on Game of Thrones, but the actor who plays him, John Bradley, has big things ahead. For instance, you can catch him in the upcoming film Moonfall next year.
Moonfall is a disaster movie in the vein of Independence Day or The Day After Tomorrow; it’s even directed by Roland Emmerich, the guy behind those two movies. It’s about a “mysterious force” that knocks the moon out of orbit and puts it on a collision course with Earth, with Bradley playing a scientist who may have the bright idea that can save humanity.
Moonfall also stars Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, Michael Peña and Donald Sutherland, so this is a star-studded affair! Bradley has been sharing several teasers featuring his character on his social media. Check them out below!
— John Bradley (@johnbradleywest) December 23, 2021
— John Bradley (@johnbradleywest) December 22, 2021
Moonfall comes out on February 4, 2022.
And while we’re talking about John Bradley, let’s join him for a walk down memory lane as he reminisces about he and Kit Harington jamming out to Christmas music on the set of Game of Thrones. Wish there was a video of this!
Time to get this out again. Back in December 2010, shooting season 1 of GOT, Kit and I bought this and listened to it on a portable DVD player in my hotel room. 🤣 We knew how to have fun, us lads. pic.twitter.com/zy6VTZt4RH
— John Bradley (@johnbradleywest) December 23, 2021
Kristofer Hivju (Tormund Giantsbane) teases his newest project
Kristofer Hivju (Tormund) is starring in the latest season of the long-running Swedish crime drama Beck, about police detective named Martin Beck. Hivju is playing a homicide investigator named Steinar Hovland.
If you don’t mind reading subtitles, this might be a series worth checking out, if for no other reason than the glory that is Kristofer Hivju.
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