'Game of Thrones' Season 4 Spoilers [VIDEO]: Kit Harington Reveals 2014 Episodes Will Have 'Biggest Death Count Yet,' Plus 'Red Wedding' to be Topped?
Season 4 of Game of Thrones is currently filming, so when Jon Snow actor Kit Harington showed up at the 2013 Emmy Awards last weekend, he had to face some questions about the HBO show. Fortunately, the young actor gave us more information than we would have expected from the secretive series. (SPOILERS to follow)
To be honest, Kit's interview resulted in more of a tease than a spoiler, but it was still exciting to hear nonetheless.
"It doesn't get any easier this season, it's quite a high octane, action packed one," Harington revealed. "More deaths this season than any other! I can't tell you who dies. You'd think they'd tone the deaths down, but they don't. They've realized that's a successful option, so they're just killing more people than we've ever killed."
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Check out a video of Kit's interview right here:
MStars recently reported on another GoT season 4 spoiler. Here is an excerpt:
The "Red Wedding" scene from Season 3 of "Game of Thrones" has become one of the most iconic scenes from the show, if not from all of television history. But apparently, a scene from the upcoming Season 4 could top it.
The latest edition of "Spoiler Chat" at E! Online reveals the following information from author George R.R. Martin, who wrote the books on which the series is based:
Brian: Gimme that Game of Thrones scoop!
You are cordially invited to King Joffrey's royal wedding! George R.R. Martin tells us that he's prepared to top the Red Wedding, when season four premieres in 2014. "Well, we have another wedding, a bigger wedding. 77 courses and all of the royal kingdom has assembled and it's supposed to be pretty amazing," He says. "We just finished filming it in Croatia. I unfortunately couldn't attend myself because they have me chained at my desk writing the next book, but from all the reports it was spectacular."