Right from the moment the San Diego Comic-Con 2016 kicked off, every "Game of Thrones" fan was waiting for the panel discussion and the presentation. Even though the panel did not serve any spoiler, they had something unique to offer to the fans.
We are talking about the "Hall of Faces" model, which was unveiled on July 21, Thursday and gave fans a chance to get inside the mysterious "House of Black and White." The artificial model allowed fans to get their faces projected into the tower and print their portrait. The recreated hall remained open to the attendees on all four days, starting off from July 21.
According to The San Diego Union Tribune, Hodor (Kristian Nairn) and Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham) were also present on the occasion and it felt more delightful as it was a surprise visit. After the two actors had their share of fun, HBO got in touch with them for an interview where they revealed a good deal about their "Game of Thrones" experiences and expectations from the forthcoming seasons.
Cunningham said that he was missing Stannis and Melisandre and was also worried for Jon Snow as all the kings on the show have died a tragic death, states Making of Game of Thrones. But he was hopeful of a romance brewing between Tormund and Brienne in the "Game of Thrones" Season 6. Last but not the least, he was mighty impressed with Bella Ramsey actor, Lyanna Mormont and said that she is incredibly professional and a delight to work with.
As for Nairn, fans' sweet Hodor is all excited for Season 7, but the questions about his return also overwhelm him. He also revealed a very interesting anecdote and said that he noticed a doorstep with Hodor written on it, in a hotel, he recently stayed at. When he asked the manager, if he had done it, he said no, which only goes to show how deeply Hodor is adored by fans.
Well, both Davos and Hodor are fan-favorites. And with Cunningham's entry confirmed in "Game of Thrones" Season 7 and Hodor also waiting in the wings, it would be really a treat to watch the two noble souls.
The following video teased the production of the "Game of Thrones" Season 7: