Actors Rory McCann, Conleth Hill, Iwan Rheon, Gwendoline Christie, Peter Dinklage, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Maisie Williams, Emilia Clarke, Sophie Turner and Kit Harington, winners of Best Drama Series for 'Game of Thrones', pose in the press room at the 68 (Photo : Getty Images/ Jason LaVeris)
"Game of Thrones" Season 7 is still months away but there is no stopping fans from being anxious to know what will happen next in the series. Recently, actor Jacob Anderson, who plays Grey Worm in the hit HBO series, assured fans that the upcoming season would be a brilliant one.
While the actor did not want to drop major spoilers about the Season 7 storyline, he was generous enough to reveal that it would definitely be exciting. In his exclusive interview with Express UK, he said, "I can't say a lot but it's going to be a really exciting season. I always try and avoid the whole thing because I don't want to ruin it for myself but all of the stuff that I got to be a part of, I am very excited about."
Jacob also went on to express his support for his "Game of Thrones" co-star Nathalie Emmanuel, who previously slammed the people behind the online leak of the alleged plot details of Season 7. However, he said that while it was disappointing that some fans of the show went as far as sharing spoilers, he would like to believe that the Season 7 plot details that had been leaked were mere guesswork.
Meanwhile, Maisie Williams also recently admitted that she was excited for Season 7, particularly for her character, Arya Stark. The British actress revealed that all the characters in the series would face their own trials and tribulations in the show's final season, and Arya would have her high points and low points.
Aside from Arya Stark's fate, it was also previously revealed that a major character would return to the show's final season. After Jon Snow was raised from the dead, another corpse is reportedly going to reappear in Season 7 but it remains to be seen who that character is.
Wader Frey left the show in Season 6 but rumor has it that he would be back next season. According to Metro, speculations about the resurrection of the character began to surface when 74-year-old actor David Bradley, who portrays Frey, revealed that he was rehired to do new episodes again after his character's death in Season 6.
"Game of Thrones" Season 7 is set to return this summer on HBO. Watch the official trailer here:
