Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke talks ‘mental’ episode 5
Did the Mother of Dragons drop a major Game of Thrones secret on late night T.V.?
If you thought episode 3 of Game of Thrones’ final season was epic, you have seen nothing yet – according to one of the show’s stars. Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys Targaryen on the hit HBO series, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and dropped a HUGE piece of information.
Watch Clarke’s Jimmy Kimmel Live appearance.
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As she wrapped up her two-segment appearance, Kimmel started to thank her for coming on the show and mentioned how he’s looking forward to the final three episodes when Clarke interrupts him and says,
"“Episode five is going to be bigger.”"
The audience reacts with oohs and aahs, and Kimmel is stunned to find out Clarke had given such a big piece of information about the series away.
Clarke went on to say that the last three episodes of the series are going to be “mental” but clarified that episode 5 is the biggest of the three and urged viewers to “find the biggest T.V. you can.”
I, for one, am glad I just bought a 65-inch T.V. for the Battle of Winterfell, so I’m all set!
As you probably know, the cast and crew of the most-watched HBO series of all time are under strict orders not to give any spoilers away.
John Bradley (Sam Tarley) appeared on Ellen today and told her and the audience that he’s not sure he actually knows how the series ends because showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss shot different endings to protect the show from leaks.
In April, Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and pretended to give away the huge spoilers that Arya dies in episode 2. Of course, it was April Fool’s Day, and she was kidding.
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Each of the last three episodes will be over an hour-long. Episode 4 will be an hour and 18 minutes, and episodes 5 and 6 will each be an hour and 20 minutes.
Game of Thrones airs Sunday night at 9 p.m. on HBO.
Source: Buzzfeed News