Neil Marshall To Helm The Epic Finale Of Season Four Of GAME OF THRONES

Neil Marshall To Helm The Epic Finale Of Season Four Of GAME OF THRONES

Season two's "Blackwater" was arguably one of the best - or at least the most action-packed - episode of HBO's Game of Thrones of all-time, and now the director of that episode (Neil Marshall) will return to helm the finale of season four. Read on for details!

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By JoshWilding - Jul 05, 2013 07:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Game of Thrones
Source: Empire Online


Empire has revealed that The Descent's Neil Marshall will be returning to the Westeros for the season four finale of Game of Thrones. Now, I'm currently in the midst of reading the books so don't want to give too much away here, but A Storm of Swords ends with an epic battle between the Night's Watch and Mance Rayder's Wildling army at Castle Black. That would explain why Marshall has been drafted in for the finale! A few more spoilery details can be found by clicking on the link below. How do you guys feel about this news? Be sure to sound off with your thoughts below.

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Comedian666
Comedian666 - 7/5/2013, 7:41 AM
Season 4 is the second half of the third book, which is "A Storm of Swords" and not "A Feast For Crows." The ending you describe is right, though, it's just not in AFFC.
zvone87
zvone87 - 7/5/2013, 7:55 AM
The season finale will most likely deal with Tyrion and Tywin issue. Castle Black first has to deal with ygritte and the free folk storming the castle.
ManofSteel23
ManofSteel23 - 7/5/2013, 7:56 AM
Did anybody realise that there are graphic novels of game of thrones now,first one has been out a year and I didn't even know about them until two days ago!
LordoftheThrones26
LordoftheThrones26 - 7/5/2013, 8:13 AM
SPOIOER ALERT!!!!
Hodor conquers Westeros!
JoeMomma29
JoeMomma29 - 7/5/2013, 8:16 AM
Nice! Plus he had a hot Ginger girl!
Maculis
Maculis - 7/5/2013, 8:20 AM
I have a feeling this whole thing is going to come down to a showdown between Gendry & Jon snow over who is the true Heir to the throne.
LordoftheThrones26
LordoftheThrones26 - 7/5/2013, 8:25 AM
Nah man we still have the whole White Walker problem! My guess is the they slaughter everyome at Westeros and Dany comes too late with her Dragon!
batfan175
batfan175 - 7/5/2013, 8:36 AM
After book 5 Dany is still not in Westeros so yeah you can wait for that for a while.....
Webhead007
Webhead007 - 7/5/2013, 8:40 AM
SHIT JUST GOT REAL
AlibiBreakfast
AlibiBreakfast - 7/5/2013, 9:07 AM
I just went through all 3 seasons of Game of Thrones in about a week and I'm completely blown away by it.
FreedomFreeLife
FreedomFreeLife - 7/5/2013, 10:02 AM
Game of Thrones is best TV show. I love how everyone can die, Stark family is destroyed, gotta love it.
There is no happy ending.
Dmon
Dmon - 7/5/2013, 10:29 AM
I think Jon Snow is really the son of Ned's sister and Rhaegar Targaryen
niceguyeddie
niceguyeddie - 7/5/2013, 10:31 AM
The finale is usually reserved more for the fall out of the penultimate episode's events. The big battle will obviously take place in the second from last episode. We will probably see Tryion's actions in the finale though.
HelaGood
HelaGood - 7/5/2013, 10:50 AM
i love Marshall's movies, too!
GRAYSHOT
GRAYSHOT - 7/5/2013, 1:09 PM
Logan5
Logan5 - 7/5/2013, 2:58 PM
Love Neil Marshall! He would be perfect for the Highlander reboot!
Dmon
Dmon - 7/5/2013, 8:29 PM
@nowtheresaBATman It is a speculation by fans. But the book hints of it. Here are some examples I copied it from a Game of Thrones site:
Many readers believe that Jon is not the son of Eddard Stark. Instead, he is the son of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Eddard's sister Lyanna. Rhaegar and Lyanna disappeared together to the Tower of Joy early in Robert's Rebellion. There, it's believed, Rhaegar leaves a pregnant Lyanna to defend his family's dynasty.
At the end of Robert's Rebellion, about one year later, Eddard and his companions find three of the Kingsguard at the Tower of Joy: Lord Commander Ser Gerold Hightower, Ser Oswell Whent, and Ser Arthur Dayne. The reasons for their presence and the ensuing fight are unknown, but defending the unborn son of the Heir Apparent would be a good reason to have been posted. The only known survivors of the fight were Eddard himself and Howland Reed. Eddard recalls his sister dying "in a bed of blood," where he made her an unknown promise just before she died.
Dmon
Dmon - 7/5/2013, 8:32 PM
Further evidence to the truth of this theory in the eighth Eddard chapter of A Game of Thrones, in which Ned contemplates the significance of King Robert's bastards. As he muses, Ned's thoughts drift to Jon Snow, a logical segue, but also to his sister Lyanna, the promise he made her, and to Rhaegar Targaryen, implying some tacit link between the three individuals.
Daenerys Targaryen's visions in the House of the Undying include an image of Rhaegar with his newborn son Aegon, proclaiming that "there must be a third" because "the dragon has three heads". Given that, according to Jon Connington, Rhaegar's wife Elia was believed infertile after two difficult pregnancies, and that Aegon the Conqueror himself had two wives, it is logical for Rhaegar to have attempted to fulfill prophecy by having a third child with another woman.
Dmon
Dmon - 7/5/2013, 8:34 PM
With Eddard beheaded by King Joffrey, Howland Reed is the only living person who knows the nature of Lyanna's death and what she made her brother promise.
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