Game of thrones season 7 episode 4 full video

For a behind-the-scenes video, the director and showrunners explain how they filmed the incredible battle sequence, known as The Loot Train. First off, they talk about balancing the multiple points, concentrating primarily on Jaime Lannister, hoping to show what being attacked by a dragon is like. Setting up the actual battlefield took hundreds of people, 27 wagons, huge amounts black paint, fake ash, and charred bodies.

When Games of Thrones does a big battle, it generally gives us a little warning first. The big face-to-face we've been waiting for since the beginning has arrived. By Scott Meslow. This was something different: swift and shocking and awe-inspiring. As this week's episode ends, the Lannister army is either dead or scattered, with no supplies, and with its commander unconscious and sinking deep underwater.

Game of thrones season 7 episode 4 full video

Yes, ice cubes. You heard me. We begin with the Lannister army, pleased with their new gold haul after taking Highgarden, and Bronn and Jaime chatting about money, moods, and plundering the harvests of reluctant farmers. A clever friend e-mailed me last week with an idea: What if the Iron Bank guy is Arya in disguise? Littlefinger, sitting by a fireplace with the new and inert Bran, is trying out his luscious-whispering skills on a different Stark kid. He hands Bran a terrifying dagger. This guy. Whose was this? Bran wants to know. Oh, man! Mirthless new Bran can zing! You recall, perhaps, that Littlefinger said this to Varys a few seasons ago, while gazing at the Iron Throne with lust in his heart. She tears up. But I remember so much else now. Holy crow—Arya is at Winterfell!

Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. She asks for Luwin and Rodrik Cassel, who each died so long ago that it was Theon Greyjoy who was holding Winterfell at the time.

Daenerys takes matters into her own hands. Arya reaches her destination. Jaime and Bronn collect the spoils from the war with the Tyrells. Tyrion Lannister : [watching Jaime on the battlefield] Flee, you idiot. Tyrion Lannister : You idiot.

Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission. Arya and Sansa meet, after six seasons, in the crypt below Winterfell. The resemblance may not be perfect, but Sansa and Arya are here to carry on his memory. Their reunion is a complicated one, and the scene provides a perfect platform to show just how good Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner are. As the two sisters approach Bran under the heart tree, they appear distant and out-of-focus, echoing the dispassionate way their brother seems to regard them now. Like Sansa, Arya climbs up to embrace her brother and gets a chilly reception as well as the revelation of a supernatural witnessing — he saw her trip to the Crossroads Inn and knows about her list. Bran also reveals that Littlefinger has given him the Valryian steel dagger that was almost used to kill him back in the first season. Is that why Bran gives it to her? Can he see that possibility in her future? Bran has one more vision in the episode that almost slips by unnoticed.

Game of thrones season 7 episode 4 full video

Fox With the battle for the Iron Throne in full swing, some decisive moves needed to be made, and the end result was one of the most thrilling, albeit short, episodes of the series. With the battle for the Iron Throne in full swing, some decisive moves needed to be made, and the end result was one of the most thrilling, albeit short, episodes of the series with "The Spoils of War. The episode opens with Jaime and Bronn dividing the spoils of their victory at Highgarden.

Salon 2461

Suddenly, somehow, Tyrion is watching all of this from atop a hill. Not weighed down by his riches, exactly, but close enough. Bran shows them the dagger: Valyrian steel. But in yet another brutal and fractious period in Westerosi history, putting aside those differences going to be easier said than done. Bronn unearths it from its carriage and points toward the smoky sky. Trailer Quotes Tyrion Lannister : [watching Jaime on the battlefield] Flee, you idiot. This guy. Featured review. Sarah Larson , a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since More to explore. Setting up the actual battlefield took hundreds of people, 27 wagons, huge amounts black paint, fake ash, and charred bodies. Featurette Game of Thrones.

Westeros heats up in what might be the season's best episode. All the leaks in the world couldn't wreck "The Spoils of War.

And, indeed, here come the explosions in the sky. See the full list. Isaac Hempstead Wright Bran Stark. I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. It reminds us of real-world unfair combat, in a provocatively uncomfortable way. As Game of Thrones races toward its finale, this is one of the biggest questions left to answer. And as long as they keep pulling up episodes like this I have no problem how the writer deal with things. This guy. Just cram it in somewhere in the final episodes. Each of the Lannister brothers is sworn to a very different queen for a very different reason. E-mail address. Maisie Williams Arya Stark. The dragon incinerates men, carriages, horses.