A video has emerged on Twitter. From whence it comes, I do not know, but it has behind-the-scenes footage of Emilia Clarke, Maisie Williams and Kit Harington ā all of them in costume as Daenerys Targaryen, Arya Stark and Jon Snow respectively ā saying goodbye to the cast and crew of Game of ThronesĀ after shooting their final scenes. Watch that, and have your heart broken:
Cue the water works and the bullet points:
- Emilia Clarke: āYou guys have all been there and made me feelā¦really lucky, just really, really, really lucky. Iām just so grateful.ā
- Maisie Williams: āIāve really struggled sometimes with how itās completely changed my life, and every year coming back here and being with all of you guys has really made it all worthwhile.ā
- Kit Harington: āMy heart is breaking. I love this show.ā And he canāt seem to get out anymore.
This is emotional stuff, particularly for the younger cast members who grew up with the show. I canāt imagine how surreal it was for them to pack all that away.
All that said, does anyone know where this clip comes from? Itās notĀ The Last Watch, the documentary about the making of season 8 HBO aired a week after the series finale, and so far as I can tell itās not from any of the āInside the Episodeā or āThe Game Revealedā segments from the first five episodes of the season.
Weirdly, just earlier today, we were wondering about what happened to the āInside the Episodeā and āThe Game Revealedā segments for the series finale, āThe Iron Throne.ā Apparently they exist but were not shown as usual. Could this be a clip from that? Something for the Blu-ray home boxset? Something else? Iām genuinely wondering. What am I missing?
And while you puzzle over that, hereās the first poster forĀ Last Christmas, a romantic comedy starring Emilia Clarke based on that oneĀ Wham! song:
Canāt wait to go behind the scenes of that one.
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