PhotoOn Thursday “Game of Thrones” fans learned the information they have awaited for months: Season 7 of the show will arrive on July 16. Fans watched ice melt for more than 15 minutes, with “Game of Thrones” stars like Isaac Hempstead Wright and Lena Headey occasionally appearing in the video to urge them to comment. Finally at around 3:09 p.m., after over an hour of stops, starts and countless derisive tweets, the date was revealed. All told, the ice gimmick lasted longer than an average episode of “Game of Thrones.”Whatever mockery the show inspired on Thursday, all will no doubt be forgiven by July. Advertisement Continue reading the main story“Game of Thrones” seasons have historically debuted in the spring, but the production pushed back the shooting schedule to allow for colder weather at the show’s outdoor locations.

Source: New York Times March 09, 2017 20:11 UTC