Game of Thrones cut Lady Stoneheart from the books because her presence would have blunted the impact of Jon Snow's resurrection a couple seasons later.
House Stark is the most honorable family in Westeros, but they've all made mistakes. We're ranking each Stark in Game of Thrones from worst to best!
If you were shocked by the Red Wedding, imagine what it was like for the cast. Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark) couldn't talk to the showrunners for a week.
We finally know why Game of Thrones cut Lady Stoneheart, and at the risk of raising some ire, in my opinion...it was always the right decision:
For years, Game of Thrones fans have wondered why the show cut Lady Stoneheart. Now, we finally have an answer from the people who made the call:
Today on A Song of Dan and Josh, we talk through two chapters from A Game of Thrones: Eddard XV and Catelyn IX. How do these shake out?
Lady Stoneheart, a character cut from the Song of Ice and Fire books when HBO adapted them as Game of Thrones, is a contentious subject among fans.
Lady Stoneheart is a character from the Song of Ice and Fire books cut from Game of Thrones. Should she have been included? Join our debate!
Passionate Game of Thrones lovers are ready to debut a fan film about Brandon Stark's duel with Littlefinger years before the HBO series began.
Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark) discusses her current work on the stage, her past work on Game of Thrones, and how she's not coming back, so give up hope.