Actors Sophie Turner, Gwendoline Christie, Maisie Williams, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Carice van Houten, writer David Benioff, actor Peter Dinklage, Conleth Hill, writer D. B. Weiss, Lena Headey, director David Nutter and actors John Bradley-West and Alfie A (Photo : Getty Images/ Kevork Djansezian)
San Diego Comic-Con has finally come to an end, but it proved to be a great extravaganza for viewers and fans of different entertainment shows. Right from the curious new character in Marvel's "Suicide Squad" to the new Pokémon arrivals in the future, the expo was full of interesting updates.
Still, it has to be said that some shows got more eyeballs than others and HBO's mega successful fantasy series "Game of Thrones" is one of them. With such a huge fan base and hype surrounding the drama, there was bound to be copious curiosity among fans and the show runners did not disappoint them. Though no spoiler was given away, the "Game of Thrones" Season 6 blooper reel has become a hit with fans, according to Mail Online.
There are a lot many things in the clip that has got everyone hooked. Well, it gives a good glimpse of the lighter side of the show's stars as well as their flaws. While Peter Dinklage aka Tyrion is seen stuck, pronouncing the word 'benevolent', the Mother of Dragons (Emilia Clarke) screws up her Dothraki speech and can also be seen preventing herself from falling in an entry scene.
The reel gets even funnier when both of them are seen cursing themselves for goofing up. And it is not just the goof-ups that make one smile. The decent Jon Snow (Kit Harington) surprises viewers with his naughty avatar. He is seen having fun as he apparently lies naked on a bed. Though he is wearing undergarments, he dramatizes the scene by covering up his private area and gives a wink at the end.
An actor is also seen slipping into freezing water and some other star screws up while chopping wood. Yes, he is the super strong Sandor Clegane. But the best part is that the talented Peter's pronunciation fumble becomes a joke on the sets and the little star is quite cool about it all.
Well, this treat from HBO is sheer fun and we could not have hoped for a better gift at the Comic-Con. Of course, the spoiler part hurt, but the blooper compensates well enough for what was missing.
The following video talks about "Game of Thrones" funny moments:
