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Game of Thrones(2011)
2011 · TV SERIES
Game of Thrones
Ambitious noble houses clash in a deadly struggle for the Iron Throne, even as an ancient, supernatural threat rises beyond the frozen Wall.
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Seven noble families vie for control of the mythical land of Westeros. Tensions between the houses escalate into full-scale war. Meanwhile, an ancient evil stirs in the distant north. Amid the conflict, a disregarded military order composed of outcasts, the Night's Watch, plays a crucial role.
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Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01Winter is ComingApr 17, 2011Rate
Jon Arryn, the Hand of the King, has died. King Robert Baratheon intends to ask his oldest friend, Eddard Stark, to assume Jon's position. Meanwhile, across the sea, Viserys Targaryen is planning to marry his sister to a nomadic warlord in exchange for an army.
- 1.02The KingsroadApr 24, 2011Rate
While Bran recovers from his fall, Ned takes only his daughters to King's Landing. Jon Snow goes with his uncle Benjen to the Wall. Tyrion joins them.
- 1.03Lord SnowMay 1, 2011Rate
Lord Stark and his daughters arrive at King's Landing to discover the intrigues of the king's realm.
- 1.04Cripples, Bastards, and Broken ThingsMay 8, 2011Rate
Eddard investigates the murder of Jon Arryn. Jon forms a friendship with Samwell Tarly, a timid individual who has arrived to join the Night's Watch.
- 1.05The Wolf and the LionMay 15, 2011Rate
Catelyn has captured Tyrion and intends to take him to her sister, Lysa Arryn, in The Vale for trial on charges of allegedly committing crimes against Bran. Robert wants Daenerys killed, but Eddard refuses to participate and resigns.
- 1.06A Golden CrownMay 22, 2011Rate
While recovering from his battle with Jamie, Eddard is forced to run the kingdom while Robert goes hunting. Tyrion demands a trial by combat for his freedom. Viserys is losing his patience with Drogo.
- 1.07You Win or You DieMay 29, 2011Rate
Robert is injured during a hunting expedition and is on the verge of death. Jon and the others formally take their vows to join the Night's Watch. A man, dispatched by Robert, is apprehended for attempting to poison Daenerys. Enraged by the act, Drogo declares his intention to launch an attack on the Seven Kingdoms.
- 1.08The Pointy EndJun 5, 2011Rate
Eddard and his men are betrayed and captured by the Lannisters. Upon learning of this, Robb begins planning for war to rescue them. Meanwhile, the White Walkers launch an attack on The Wall. Tyrion returns to his father, accompanied by some new allies.
- 1.09BaelorJun 12, 2011Rate
Robb Stark launches a military campaign against the Lannisters. Jon Snow wrestles with the decision of whether to remain loyal to Robb or fulfill his duty to the Night's Watch. Khal Drogo falls ill due to a wound sustained in battle, and Daenerys Targaryen is determined to find a way to save his life.
- 1.10Fire and BloodJun 19, 2011Rate
After Ned's death, Robb swears vengeance against the Lannisters. Jon is forced to make a formal decision about whether to remain with Robb or join the Night's Watch. Daenerys bids a final farewell to Drogo.
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Cast & Crew
587 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Peter Dinklage
as Tyrion 'The Halfman' Lannister (73 Episodes)
Kit Harington
as Jon Snow (73 Episodes)
Emilia Clarke
as Daenerys Targaryen
Nikolaj Coster Waldau
as Sir Jaime 'Kingslayer' Lannister (73 Episodes)
Lena Headey
as Cersei Lannister (73 Episodes)
Maisie Williams
as Arya Stark (73 Episodes)
Isaac Hempstead Wright
as Brandon 'Bran' Stark (73 Episodes)
Sophie Turner
as Sansa Stark (73 Episodes)
Iain Glen
as Jorah Mormont
John Bradley
as Samwell Tarly
Alfie Allen
as Theon Greyjoy
Liam Cunningham
as Davos Seaworth (63 Episodes)
Supporting cast
575Aidan Gillen
as Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish (60 Episodes)
Rory Mccann
as Sandor 'The Hound' Clegane (59 Episodes)
Jerome Flynn
as Bronn (56 Episodes)
Conleth Hill
as Lord Varys (56 Episodes)
Jacob Anderson
as Grey Worm (53 Episodes)
Gwendoline Christie
as Brienne of Tarth (49 Episodes)
Kristofer Hivju
as Tormund Giantsbane (49 Episodes)
Carice Van Houten
as Melisandre (47 Episodes)
Nathalie Emmanuel
as Missandei (46 Episodes)
Natalie Dormer
as Margaery Tyrell (44 Episodes)
Stephen Dillane
as Stannis Baratheon (40 Episodes)
Charlotte Hope
as Myranda (40 Episodes)
Hannah Murray
as Gilly (36 Episodes)
Charles Dance
as Tywin Lannister (35 Episodes)
Daniel Portman
as Podrick Payne (35 Episodes)
Ben Crompton
as Eddison Tollett (34 Episodes)
Jack Gleeson
as Joffrey Baratheon (32 Episodes)
Sibel Kekilli
as Shae (32 Episodes)
Julian Glover
as Grand Maester Pycelle (31 Episodes)
Richard Madden
as Robb Stark (30 Episodes)
Michelle Fairley
as Catelyn Stark (30 Episodes)
Brenock O Connor
as Olly (30 Episodes)
Joe Dempsie
as Gendry (27 Episodes)
Rosabell Laurenti Sellers
as Tyene Sand (27 Episodes)
Jessica Henwick
as Nymeria Sand (27 Episodes)
Keisha Castle Hughes
as Obara Sand (27 Episodes)
Tom Wlaschiha
as Jaqen H'ghar (26 Episodes)
Michiel Huisman
as Daario Naharis (25 Episodes)
Michael Mcelhatton
as Roose Bolton (25 Episodes)
Ian Mcelhinney
as Barristan Selmy (25 Episodes)
Rose Leslie
as Ygritte (24 Episodes)
Kristian Nairn
as Hodor (23 Episodes)
Indira Varma
as Ellaria Sand (23 Episodes)
Anton Lesser
as Qyburn (22 Episodes)
Mark Stanley
as Grenn (22 Episodes)
Finn Jones
as Sir Loras Tyrell (21 Episodes)
Deobia Oparei
as Areo Hotah (20 Episodes)
Alexander Siddig
as Doran Martell (20 Episodes)
Iwan Rheon
as Ramsay Snow (19 Episodes)
Owen Teale
as Alliser Thorne (19 Episodes)
Dean Charles Chapman
as Tommen Baratheon (17 Episodes) , Martyn Lannister (2 Episodes)
James Cosmo
as Jeor Mormont (18 Episodes)
Diana Rigg
as Olenna Tyrell (18 Episodes)
Ian Beattie
as Meryn Trant (18 Episodes)
Haf Or Julius Bjornsson
as Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane (17 Episodes)
Eugene Simon
as Lancel Lannister (16 Episodes)
Natalia Tena
as Osha (16 Episodes)
Ellie Kendrick
as Meera Reed (16 Episodes)
Jonathan Pryce
as High Sparrow (15 Episodes)
Dominic Carter
as Janos Slynt (15 Episodes)
Gemma Whelan
as Yara Greyjoy (14 Episodes)
Art Parkinson
as Rickon Stark (14 Episodes)
Ian Whyte
as Wun Wun (5 Episodes) , Dongo (3 Episodes) , Gregor Clegane (3 Episodes) , Giant Wight #1 (1 Episode) , White Walker #1 (1 Episode) , Wun Weg Wun Dar Wun (1 Episode)
Brian Fortune
as Othell Yarwyck (14 Episodes)
Donald Sumpter
as Maester Luwin (14 Episodes)
Esme Bianco
as Ros (14 Episodes)
Roger Ashton Griffiths
as Mace Tyrell (13 Episodes)
Josef Altin
as Pypar (13 Episodes)
Richard Dormer
as Beric Dondarrion (13 Episodes)
Ron Donachie
as Rodrik Cassel (13 Episodes)
Amrita Acharia
as Irri (13 Episodes)
Rupert Vansittart
as Yohn Royce (12 Episodes)
Ian Gelder
as Kevan Lannister (12 Episodes)
Luke Barnes
as Rast (12 Episodes)
Ben Hawkey
as Hot Pie (12 Episodes)
Graham Gill
as Warrior (uncredited) (11 Episodes) , Grizzled Old Warrior (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Faye Marsay
as The Waif (11 Episodes)
Roxanne Mckee
as Doreah (11 Episodes)
Staz Nair
as Qhono (11 Episodes)
Peter Vaughan
as Maester Aemon (11 Episodes)
Sean Bean
as Lord Eddard 'Ned' Stark (10 Episodes)
Mark Addy
as Robert Baratheon (10 Episodes)
Harry Lloyd
as Viserys Targaryen (10 Episodes)
Hannah John Kamen
as Ornela (10 Episodes)
Tara Fitzgerald
as Selyse Baratheon (10 Episodes)
Paul Kaye
as Thoros of Myr (10 Episodes)
Kerry Ingram
as Shireen Baratheon (10 Episodes)
Thomas Brodie Sangster
as Jojen Reed (10 Episodes)
Jason Momoa
as Khal Drogo (10 Episodes)
Bella Ramsey
as Lyanna Mormont (9 Episodes)
Lino Facioli
as Robin Arryn (9 Episodes)
Tobias Menzies
as Edmure Tully (9 Episodes)
Richard Rycroft
as Maester Wolkan (9 Episodes)
Hannah Waddingham
as Septa Unella (8 Episodes)
Pilou Asb K
as Euron Greyjoy (8 Episodes)
Noah Taylor
as Locke (8 Episodes)
Joel Fry
as Hizdahr zo Loraq (8 Episodes)
Michael Condron
as Bowen Marsh (8 Episodes)
Josephine Gillan
as Marei (8 Episodes)
Gethin Anthony
as Renly Baratheon (8 Episodes)
Aimee Richardson
as Myrcella Baratheon (8 Episodes)
Steven Cole
as Kovarro (8 Episodes)
Callum Wharry
as Tommen Baratheon (8 Episodes)
Clive Russell
as Brynden 'The Blackfish' Tully (7 Episodes)
Will Tudor
as Olyvar (7 Episodes)
Susan Brown
as Septa Mordane (7 Episodes)
Elyes Gabel
as Rakharo (7 Episodes)
Francis Magee
as Yoren (7 Episodes)
Pedro Pascal
as Oberyn Martell (7 Episodes)
Nell Tiger Free
as Myrcella Baratheon (6 Episodes)
David Bradley
as Walder Frey (6 Episodes)
Joseph Mawle
as Benjen Stark (6 Episodes)
Tim Plester
as Black Walder Rivers (6 Episodes)
Philip Mcginley
as Anguy (6 Episodes)
Paul Bentley
as High Septon (6 Episodes)
Sara Dylan
as Bernadette (4 Episodes) , Handmaid (2 Episodes)
Dar Salim
as Qotho (6 Episodes)
Tony Way
as Dontos Hollard (6 Episodes)
Mackenzie Crook
as Orell (6 Episodes)
Toby Sebastian
as Trystane Martell (5 Episodes)
Tim Mcinnerny
as Robett Glover (5 Episodes)
Ciaran Hinds
as Mance Rayder (5 Episodes)
Oona Chaplin
as Talisa Stark (5 Episodes)
Elizabeth Webster
as Walda Bolton (5 Episodes)
James Faulkner
as Randyll Tarly (5 Episodes)
Megan Parkinson
as Alys Karstark (5 Episodes)
Jamie Sives
as Jory Cassel (5 Episodes)
Kate Dickie
as Lysa Arryn (5 Episodes)
Robert Pugh
as Craster (5 Episodes)
Nonso Anozie
as Xaro Xhoan Daxos (5 Episodes)
John Stahl
as Rickard Karstark (5 Episodes)
Ralph Ineson
as Dagmer Cleftjaw (5 Episodes)
Robert Aramayo
as Young Ned (4 Episodes)
Patrick Malahide
as Balon Greyjoy (4 Episodes)
Daniel Tuite
as Lothar Frey (4 Episodes)
Enzo Cilenti
as Yezzan zo Qaggaz (4 Episodes)
Tom Hopper
as Dickon Tarly (4 Episodes)
Jim Broadbent
as Archmaester Ebrose (4 Episodes)
Burn Gorman
as Karl Tanner (4 Episodes)
Yuri Kolokolnikov
as Styr (4 Episodes)
Robert Sterne
as Royal Steward (4 Episodes)
Emun Elliott
as Marillion (4 Episodes)
Tobias Winter
as Timett (uncredited) (2 Episodes) , Timett (2 Episodes)
Eros Vlahos
as Lommy Greenhands (4 Episodes)
Ian Hanmore
as Pyat Pree (4 Episodes)
Fintan Mckeown
as Amory Lorch (4 Episodes)
Forbes Kb
as Black Lorren (4 Episodes)
Simon Armstrong
as Qhorin Halfhand (4 Episodes)
Kerr Logan
as Matthos Seaworth (4 Episodes)
Gerard Jordan
as Biter (4 Episodes)
Andy Beckwith
as Rorge (4 Episodes)
Wilko Johnson
as Ilyn Payne (4 Episodes)
Sahara Knite
as Armeca (4 Episodes)
Mark Gatiss
as Tycho Nestoris (4 Episodes)
Essie Davis
as Lady Crane (3 Episodes)
Joseph Naufahu
as Khal Moro (3 Episodes)
Kae Alexander
as Leaf (3 Episodes)
Richard E Grant
as Izembaro (3 Episodes)
Rob Callender
as Clarenzo (3 Episodes)
Paul Rattray
as Harald Karstark (3 Episodes)
Junade Khan
as Dothraki Bloodrider #2 (2 Episodes) , Dothraki Bloodrider (1 Episode)
Diogo Sales
as Dothraki Bloodrider #1 (2 Episodes) , Dothraki Bloodrider (1 Episode)
George Georgiou
as Razdal mo Eraz (3 Episodes)
Leigh Gill
as Bobono (3 Episodes)
Max Von Sydow
as Three-Eyed Raven (3 Episodes)
Meena Rayann
as Vala (3 Episodes)
Reece Noi
as Mossador (3 Episodes)
Dan Hildebrand
as Kraznys mo Nakloz (3 Episodes)
Ed Skrein
as Daario Naharis (3 Episodes)
Joseph Gatt
as Thenn Warg (3 Episodes)
Kevin Eldon
as Camello (2 Episodes) , Goldcloak (1 Episode)
Sarine Sofair
as Lhara (3 Episodes)
Samantha Bentley
as Whore #1 (1 Episode) , Bathhouse Prostitute (1 Episode) , The Stranger / The Mother of Dragons (1 Episode)
Brendan Cowell
as Harrag (3 Episodes)
Clive Mantle
as Greatjon Umber (3 Episodes)
Mia Soteriou
as Mirri Maz Duur (3 Episodes)
Lucian Msamati
as Salladhor Saan (3 Episodes)
Andy Kellegher
as Polliver (3 Episodes)
Maisie Dee
as Daisy (3 Episodes)
Nicholas Blane
as Spice King (3 Episodes)
Karl Davies
as Alton Lannister (3 Episodes)
Slavko Juraga
as Silk King (3 Episodes)
Edward Dogliani
as Rattleshirt (3 Episodes)
Miltos Yerolemou
as Syrio Forel (3 Episodes)
Aisling Franciosi
as Lyanna Stark (2 Episodes)
Michael Feast
as Aeron Greyjoy (2 Episodes)
Richard Brake
as The Night King (2 Episodes)
Johannes Haukur Johannesson
as Lem Lemoncloak (2 Episodes)
Ricky Champ
as Gatins (2 Episodes)
Ian Davies
as Morgan (2 Episodes)
Murray Mcarthur
as Dim Dalba (2 Episodes)
Eline Powell
as Bianca (2 Episodes)
Eva Butterly
as Margaery Tyrell mummer (2 Episodes)
Matteo Elezi
as Young Benjen Stark (2 Episodes)
Sebastian Croft
as Young Ned Stark (2 Episodes)
Chuku Modu
as Aggo (2 Episodes)
Fola Evans Akingbola
as Khal Moro's Wife #2 (2 Episodes)
Gerald Lepkowski
as Zanrush (2 Episodes)
Michael Shelford
as Master Torturer (2 Episodes)
Clifford Barry
as Greizhen mo Ullhor (2 Episodes)
Pixie Le Knot
as Kayla (2 Episodes)
Timothy Gibbons
as Willem Lannister (2 Episodes)
Tom Brooke
as Lothar Frey (2 Episodes)
Jamie Michie
as Steelshanks Walton (2 Episodes)
Darren Kent
as Goatherd (1 Episode) , Grieving Father (1 Episode)
Ross Mullan
as White Walker (2 Episodes)
Will O Connell
as Todder (2 Episodes)
Lu Corfield
as Mole's Town Madam (2 Episodes)
Emilio Doorgasingh
as Great Master #1 (2 Episodes)
Deirdre Monaghan
as Morag (2 Episodes)
Jane Mcgrath
as Sissy (2 Episodes)
Alisdair Simpson
as Donnel Waynwood (2 Episodes)
Struan Rodger
as Three-Eyed Raven (1 Episode) , Three-Eyed Raven (voice) (1 Episode)
Lois Winstone
as Mole's Town Whore (2 Episodes)
Xena Avramidis
as The Warrior (1 Episode) , King's Landing Whore (1 Episode)
Gary Oliver
as Ternesio Terys (2 Episodes)
Stella Mccusker
as Old Woman (2 Episodes)
Kelly Long
as Joyeuse Frey (1 Episode) , Joyeuse Frey (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Adewale Akinnuoye Agbaje
as Malko (2 Episodes)
Hattie Gotobed
as Ghita (2 Episodes)
Oengus Macnamara
as Thin Man (2 Episodes)
Ali Lyons
as Johnna (2 Episodes)
Karla Lyons
as Willa (2 Episodes)
Seamus O Hara
as Fergus (2 Episodes)
Micheal Fitzgerald
as Knight of the Vale (2 Episodes)
Bea Glancy
as Teela (2 Episodes)
Marc Rissmann
as Harry Strickland (2 Episodes)
Nathanael Saleh
as Arthur (2 Episodes)
Eddie Jackson
as Belicho Paenymion (2 Episodes)
Dermot Keaney
as Gared (2 Episodes)
Margaret John
as Old Nan (2 Episodes)
Emily Diamond
as King's Landing Whore (2 Episodes)
Jefferson Hall
as Hugh of the Vale (2 Episodes)
Kevin Keenan
as Kurleket (2 Episodes)
Ciaran Bermingham
as Mord (2 Episodes)
Conan Stevens
as Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane (2 Episodes)
Ryan Mckenna
as Willis Wode (2 Episodes)
Roger Allam
as Illyrio Mopatis (2 Episodes)
Brendan Mccormack
as Vardis Egen (2 Episodes)
Dennis Mckeever
as Night's Watch Officer (uncredited) (1 Episode) , Night's Watch Officer (1 Episode)
Mark Lewis Jones
as Shagga (2 Episodes)
Vinnie Mccabe
as Leo Lefford (1 Episode) , Leo Lefford (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Roy Dotrice
as Hallyne (2 Episodes)
Vladimir Furdo Furdik
as The Night King (Uncredited) (1 Episode) , The Night King (1 Episode)
Andrew Wilde
as Tobho Mott (2 Episodes)
Antonia Christophers
as Mhaegen (2 Episodes)
Dennis Stokes
as Male Prostitute (2 Episodes)
Sam Callis
as Goldcloak (2 Episodes)
Anthony Morris
as The Tickler (2 Episodes)
Laura Pradelska
as Quaithe (2 Episodes)
Donagh Deeney
as Winterfell Shepherd (2 Episodes)
Peter Ballance
as Farlen (2 Episodes)
David Coakley
as Drennan (2 Episodes)
Paul Caddell
as Jacks (2 Episodes)
Aidan Crowe
as Quent (2 Episodes)
Reg Wayment
as King's Landing Rioter #1 (2 Episodes)
Aiden Condron
as Lannister Captain (2 Episodes)
David Sheenan
as Stark Guard (2 Episodes)
Dean S Jagger
as Smalljon Umber (1 Episode)
Stephanie Blacker
as Violet (1 Episode)
Alexandra Dowling
as Roslin Frey (1 Episode)
Rubi Ali
as Khal Moro's Wife #1 (1 Episode)
Colin Azzopardi
as Maester Caleotte (1 Episode)
Cordelia Hill
as Young Lyanna Stark (1 Episode)
Sam Coleman
as Young Hodor (1 Episode)
Sophie Reid
as Young Tyrell Lady (1 Episode)
Neil Fingleton
as Mag the Mighty (1 Episode)
Freddie Stroma
as Dickon Tarly (1 Episode)
Gwyneth Keyworth
as Clea (1 Episode)
Frank Hvam
as Citadel Maester (1 Episode)
Sabrina Bartlett
as Handmaid (1 Episode)
Aron Hegarty
as Tommen's manservant (1 Episode)
Rory Mullen
as Captain of the Bolton archers (1 Episode)
Melanie Liburd
as Red Priestess (1 Episode)
Sam Redford
as Tully Bannerman (1 Episode)
Ian Mcshane
as Brother Ray (1 Episode)
Samantha Spiro
as Melessa Tarly (1 Episode)
Darrell D Silva
as Ironborn #1 (1 Episode)
Birgitte Hjort S Rensen
as Karsi (1 Episode)
Ed Sheeran
as Lannister Soldier (1 Episode)
Thomas Turgoose
as Lannister Soldier (1 Episode)
Billy Postlethwaite
as Lannister Soldier (1 Episode)
Patrick O Kane
as Jaqen's Disguise (1 Episode)
Michael Shaeffer
as Stark Soldier (1 Episode)
Wren Ros Elliot Sloan
as Rhaego (1 Episode)
Elisa Lasowski
as Mirelle (1 Episode)
Max Barber
as Orphan (1 Episode)
Rhys Howells
as Unsullied (1 Episode)
Joe Purcell
as Riverlands Traveller (1 Episode)
Gary Lightbody
as Bolton Soldier (1 Episode)
Michelle Costello
as Craster's Wife (1 Episode)
Lisa Walsh
as Craster's Wife (1 Episode)
Kylie Harris
as Genna (1 Episode)
Mark Drake
as Slave (1 Episode)
Christopher Newman
as Hoster Tully (1 Episode)
Bryan Quinn
as Bolton Soldier (1 Episode)
Harold James Mcmullan
as Sorcerer (1 Episode)
Shaun Blaney
as Karstark Lookout (1 Episode)
Niall O Donnell
as Bathhouse Boy (1 Episode)
Mark Killeen
as Mero (1 Episode)
Ramon Tikaram
as Prendahl na Ghezn (1 Episode)
Talitha Luke Eardley
as Yunkai'i Whore (1 Episode)
Kenneth Hadley
as Septon (1 Episode)
Sean Buckley
as Old Man (1 Episode)
A J Kennedy
as Frey Guard (1 Episode)
Grace Hendy
as Merry Frey (1 Episode)
Oddie Braddell
as Wendel Manderly (1 Episode)
Will Champion
as Drummer (1 Episode)
Katie Creaven
as Marianne Frey (1 Episode)
James Bleakney
as Frey Guard (1 Episode)
Logan Bruce
as Frey Guard (1 Episode)
Laurence Doherty
as Wedding Guest (1 Episode)
Darragh O Connor
as Wedding Guest (1 Episode)
Darran Watt
as Soldier (1 Episode)
Ciaran O Grady
as Frey Soldier (1 Episode)
Alex Mileman
as Fruit Vendor (1 Episode)
Marin Tudor
as Yunkai'i Slave #1 (1 Episode)
Roxanna Kadyrova
as Yunkai'i Slave #2 (1 Episode)
Jamal Ouarraq
as Yunkai'i Slave #3 (1 Episode)
El Hasani
as Yunkai'i Slave #4 (1 Episode)
Mustapha Mekanassi
as Yunkai'i Slave #5 (1 Episode)
Chris Reilly
as Morgan (1 Episode)
Stuart Martin
as Morgan's Friend (1 Episode)
Martin Walsh
as Innkeeper (1 Episode)
Daniel Rabin
as Lord Blackmont (1 Episode)
Dez Mcmahon
as Ser Endrew Tarth (1 Episode)
Kristen Gillespie
as Whore (1 Episode)
Tommy Dunne
as Tommy (1 Episode)
Gabrielle Dempsey
as Innkeeper's Daughter (1 Episode)
Maria Sikavica
as Whore (1 Episode)
Jazzy De Lisser
as Tansy (1 Episode)
James Mchale
as Axell Florent (1 Episode)
Jon Thor Birgisson
as Musician (1 Episode)
Orri P Dyrason
as Musician (1 Episode)
Georg Holm
as Musician (1 Episode)
Raymond Griffiths
as Dwarf 'Joffrey' (1 Episode)
Maxwell Laird
as Dwarf 'Stannis' (1 Episode)
Dean Whatton
as Dwarf 'Renly' (1 Episode)
George Appleby
as Dwarf 'Robb' (1 Episode)
Krysten Coombs
as Dwarf 'Balon' (1 Episode)
Finbar Lynch
as Farmer Hamlet (1 Episode)
Jem Wall
as Guymon (1 Episode)
Raewyn Lippert
as Olly's Mother (1 Episode)
Patrick J Molloy
as Night's Watchman (1 Episode)
Trixiebell Harrowell
as Farmer's Daughter (1 Episode)
Derek Horsham
as Great Master #2 (1 Episode)
Joshua Sher
as Slave (1 Episode)
Conor Watters
as Servant (1 Episode)
Daniel Naprous
as Oznak zo Pahl (1 Episode)
Joseph Quinn
as Koner (1 Episode)
Philip Philmar
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Robert Goodman
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Karl Jackson
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Aeryn Walker
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Richard Doubleday
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Derek Lord
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Irene Kelleher
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Rila Fukushima
as Street Red Priestess Volantis (1 Episode)
Mishael Lopes Cardozo
as Brothel Guard (1 Episode)
David Garlick
as Despondent Man (1 Episode)
Matt Mcardle
as Sellsword (1 Episode)
Eddie Elks
as Sellsword (1 Episode)
Emina Minka Muftic
as Beggar (1 Episode)
Valis Volkova
as The Smith (1 Episode)
Em Scribbler
as The Mother (1 Episode)
Rebecca Scott
as The Maiden (1 Episode)
Rosie Ruthless
as The Crone (1 Episode)
Gary Pillai
as Merchant Captain (1 Episode)
Christian Vit
as Lead Dornish Guard (1 Episode)
Simon Norbury
as Faith Militant #1 (1 Episode)
Jack Olohan
as Faith Militant #2 (1 Episode)
Slavko Sobin
as Second Son (1 Episode)
Paddy Wallace
as Lead Kingsguard (1 Episode)
Allon Sylvain
as Merchant (1 Episode)
Gianpiero Cognoli
as Great Master #1 (1 Episode)
Michael Yare
as Slaver (1 Episode)
James Mckenzie Robinson
as Joss (1 Episode)
Ian Lloyd Anderson
as Derek (1 Episode)
Jonathan Byrne
as Brant (1 Episode)
Nikola Bace
as Tyrell Guard (1 Episode)
Ross O Hennessy
as Lord of Bones (1 Episode)
Morgan C Jones
as Braavosi Captain (1 Episode)
Tim Loane
as Black Armored White Walker (1 Episode)
Nicholas Boulton
as Pit Announcer (1 Episode)
Lacy Moore
as Braavosi Madam (1 Episode)
Jack Hickey
as Young Braavosi (1 Episode)
Garry Mountaine
as Brusco (1 Episode)
Dylan Mcdonough
as Sailor (1 Episode)
Jason Mclaughlin
as Young Baratheon Soldier (1 Episode)
Ollie Kram
as Anara (1 Episode)
Gemita Samarra
as Brea (1 Episode)
Irma Mali
as Whore (1 Episode)
Aifric O Donnell
as Aya (1 Episode)
Nigel O Neill
as Baratheon General (1 Episode)
Maggie Hayes
as Septa Moelle (1 Episode)
Ella Tweed
as Brothel Child #1 (1 Episode)
Isabelle Jones
as Brothel Child #2 (1 Episode)
David Fennelly
as Baratheon Soldier #1 (1 Episode)
James Mclaughlin
as Baratheon Soldier #2 (1 Episode)
Tristan Mcconnell
as Gordy (1 Episode)
Laurence O Fuarain
as Simpson (1 Episode)
Ralph Clemente
as Woodcutter (1 Episode)
Anthony John Crocker
as Drunk (1 Episode)
Kirsty Nicholls
as Whore (1 Episode)
Luke Wilson Hanley
as Stark Soldier (1 Episode)
Danny Kirrane
as Stark Soldier (1 Episode)
Eamon Keenan
as Stark Soldier (1 Episode)
Julian Firth
as Citadel Maester (1 Episode)
Philip O Sullivan
as Citadel Maester (1 Episode)
Wilf Scolding
as Rhaegar Targaryen (1 Episode)
Neil Keery
as Ironborn at Brothel (1 Episode)
Tom Chadbon
as High Septon Maynard (1 Episode)
Kate Dempsey
as Serving Girl (1 Episode)
Paul Kennedy
as Eyrie Guard (1 Episode)
Harry Grasby
as Ned Umber (1 Episode)
Lucy Aarden
as Crayah (1 Episode)
Marina Lawrence Mahrra
as Dirah (1 Episode)
Danielle Galligan
as Sarra (1 Episode)
Alice Nokes
as Willa (1 Episode)
D B Weiss
as Wildling 1 (1 Episode)
David Benioff
as Wildling 2 (1 Episode)
Andrew Mcclay
as Stark Soldier (1 Episode)
Bronte Carmichael
as Martha (1 Episode)
Robbie Beggs
as Northman (1 Episode)
Gabriel Akuwudike
as Unsullied Captain (1 Episode)
Toby Osmond
as Dornish Prince (1 Episode)
Andrew Bicknell
as Riverlands Lord (1 Episode)
Niall Bishop
as Northern Lord (1 Episode)
Laura Elphinstone
as Nora (1 Episode)
Frank Jakeman
as Vale Lord (1 Episode)
Gary Wales
as Healtor Troop Frey (1 Episode)
Mary Jordan
as Septa Scolera (1 Episode)
Rob Mac
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Rebecca Benson
as Talla Tarly (1 Episode)
Kate Anthony
as Braavosi Woman #1 (1 Episode)
Bronson Webb
as Will (1 Episode)
John Standing
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Rob Ostlere
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Rania Zouari
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Claire Wright
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Sarita Piotrowski
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Raymond Keane
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Paul Portelli
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Patrick Ryan
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Ivailo Dimitrov
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Edward Mercieca
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Marcus Lamb
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Colin Carnegie
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Bryan Mccaugherty
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Stephen Grech
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Steven Blount
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Gerry O Brien
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Pat Mooney
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Natalia Lee
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Gordon Fulton
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Marko Cindric
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Filip Lozic
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Amy Dawson
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Jer O Leary
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Jonathan Ryan
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Ken Fletcher
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Darren Killeen
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Sam Mackay
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David Fynn
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Gina Moxley
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Emmet O Riabhaigh
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Donal Gallery
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Edward Tudor Pole
as Protestor (1 Episode)
Patrick Fitzsymons
as Reginald Lannister (1 Episode)
Kristina Krepela
as Quartheen Woman (1 Episode)
David Verrey
as High Septon (1 Episode)
Marko Juraga
as King's Landing Rioter #2 (1 Episode)
Rea Separovic
as King's Landing Rioter #3 (1 Episode)
Steve Wilson
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Tyrone Mcelhennon
as Torrhen Karstark (1 Episode)
Neill Fleming
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Duncan Lacroix
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Moe Dunford
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Mark Byatt
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Stephen Swift
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Gordon Mahon
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James Doran
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Kieran Cunningham
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Michael Grennell
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Maro Drobnic
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Ciaran Mcmahon
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Zahari Baharov
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Danny O Connor
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Emma Bryant
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Danny Euston
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Zoi Gorman
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Heidi Romanova
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Ella Hughes
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Tipper Seifert Cleveland
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Michael Liebman
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Annette Hannah
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Iona Clarke
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Fionn Kernan
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Breige Roche
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Anthony Bacigalupo
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Mark P O Connor
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Ginger A Taylor
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Coral Messam
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Luke Mcquillan
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Louis Mccartney
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Jed Murray
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Patricia Twomey
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Kim Chapman
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Aaron Rodgers
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Martin Starr
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Noah Syndergaard
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Jonathan Gunning
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Michael Patrick
as Wildling Rioter (1 Episode)
Writers
2Other crew
2Awards & Nominations
33 wins · 29 nominationsPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won2019Outstanding Drama Series
- Won2019Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Dinklage
- Won2018Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Dinklage
- Won2016Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Won2016Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — David Benioff
- Won2016Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series — Miguel Sapochnik
- Won2015Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Won2015Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series — David Nutter
- Won2015Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Dinklage
- Won2015Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — David Benioff
- Nom2014Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2014Outstanding Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2014Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series — Lena Headey
- Nom2013Outstanding Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2013Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2013Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series — Emilia Clarke
- Won2012Outstanding Costumes for a Series
- Won2012Outstanding Special Visual Effects
- Nom2012Outstanding Drama Series — Alan Taylor
- Nom2012Outstanding Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Won2011Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
- Won2011Outstanding Main Title Design
- Won2011Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Dinklage
- Nom2011Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2011Outstanding Drama Series — D. B. Weiss
Screen Actors Guild Award
- Won2020Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series — Peter Dinklage
- Nom2014Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Iwan Rheon
- Nom2014Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Lena Headey
- Nom2014Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Emilia Clarke
- Nom2014Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
- Won2013Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series
- Nom2013Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Emilia Clarke
- Won2012Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Television Series
- Nom2012Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
- Nom2012Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Conleth Hill
- Nom2012Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Sean Bean
- Nom2012Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Lena Headey
- Nom2012Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series — Donald Sumpter
Critics Choice Television Award
- Won2013Best Drama Series
Golden Globe Award
- Won2012Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film — Peter Dinklage
Writers Guild Of America Award
- Nom2013Television: Dramatic Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2012Television: New Series — D. B. Weiss
- Nom2012Television: Dramatic Series — D. B. Weiss
More awards & festivals (19) — regional academies & film-festival prizes
Hugo Award
- Won2014Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form
- Nom2014Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form — D. B. Weiss
- Won2013Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form
- Nom2013Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form — D. B. Weiss
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — George R. R. Martin
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Brian Kirk
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Jane Espenson
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Daniel Minahan
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Bryan Cogman
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — David Benioff
- Won2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Tim Van Patten
- Nom2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — Alan Taylor
- Nom2012Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form — D. B. Weiss
Tca Award
- Won2013Outstanding Achievement in Drama
- Won2012Program of the Year
- Won2011Outstanding New Program
Empire Hero Award
- Won2015Empire Hero Award — Peter Dinklage
Satellite Award
- Nom2013Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or Television Film — Emilia Clarke
- Nom2013Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film — Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
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Spoiler-Safe Guide
high confidencesource-verifiedGuide covers all 73 episodes across 8 seasons (April 17, 2011 – May 19, 2019), confirmed from Wikipedia. All ★★ and ★★★ events were independently re-verified against Wikipedia episode articles fetched fresh this session. Five corrections applied: (1) Arya does not witness Ned's execution — Yoren prevents her; (2) Arya's meaningful Jaqen encounter is S2E5 not S2E4; (3) Walder Frey is killed at the Twins not Braavos; (4) Lancel Lannister omitted from S6E10 Sept death list; (5) Red Wedding causal direction — Frey+Bolton conspiracy with Lannister backing, not Tywin as sole planner. Episode count (73), all title tags, and all ★★★ events confirmed accurate via fresh fetches.
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Major events
Characters
Ned Stark · Sean Bean · debut [S1E1✓]
Lord of Winterfell appointed Hand of the King; uncovers a royal succession secret; is betrayed and executed in S1, reshaping the entire series
Daenerys Targaryen · Emilia Clarke · debut [S1E1✓]
Exiled princess who transforms from powerless ward into dragon-riding conqueror; her final descent into destruction ends with her death at Jon's hand
Jon Snow · Kit Harington · debut [S1E1✓]
Raised as Ned Stark's bastard; rises to lead the Night's Watch and unite the North; revealed as a Targaryen heir; assassinated and resurrected; kills Daenerys and returns beyond the Wall
Tyrion Lannister · Peter Dinklage · debut [S1E1✓]
Wit and pragmatism as survival tools; from despised Lannister black sheep to Daenerys's Hand to architect of a new political order
Cersei Lannister · Lena Headey · debut [S1E1✓]
Queen Consort who claws her way to sole power through manipulation and ruthlessness, ultimately destroying herself along with much of King's Landing
Arya Stark · Maisie Williams · debut [S1E1✓]
Youngest Stark daughter transforms from tomboyish noble child into a lethal assassin trained by the Faceless Men; delivers the killing blow that ends the Long Night
Sansa Stark · Sophie Turner · debut [S1E1✓]
Naive girl who wanted to be queen becomes the North's shrewdest political mind; crowned Queen in the North
Jaime Lannister · Nikolaj Coster-Waldau · debut [S1E1✓]
The 'Kingslayer' — infamous for killing the king he swore to protect — slowly revealed as a man capable of genuine honor; his arc ends returning to Cersei
Bran Stark · Isaac Hempstead Wright · debut [S1E1✓]
Crippled by Jaime's act, Bran discovers a supernatural gift for inhabiting other minds and seeing through time; becomes the Three-Eyed Raven and ultimately King of the Six Kingdoms
Petyr Baelish (Littlefinger) · Aidan Gillen · debut [S1E3✓]
Master manipulator who set the War of the Five Kings in motion; his schemes unravel when the Stark siblings expose him
Melisandre · Carice van Houten · debut [S2E1✓]
Red Priestess of R'hllor who advises Stannis, resurrects Jon Snow, and lives long enough to witness the fulfillment of the prophecy she believed in
Stannis Baratheon · Stephen Dillane · debut [S2E1✓]
Robert's grimly dutiful brother; claims the throne as his right; sacrifices his own daughter and is ultimately destroyed
Brienne of Tarth · Gwendoline Christie · debut [S2E3✓]
Outcast female warrior who finds purpose in oaths of protection; becomes the first woman knighted in Westerosi history
Ramsay Bolton · Iwan Rheon · debut [S3E2✓]
Sadistic illegitimate son of Roose Bolton; rises to warden of the North through cruelty; defeated and devoured by his own hounds
Oberyn Martell · Pedro Pascal · debut [S4E1✓]
Dornish prince arriving to seek vengeance for his sister's rape and murder; volunteers as Tyrion's champion and is killed in the duel
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