The epic battle in the upcoming episode of "Game of Thrones" is previewed in a new
photo released via EW. The image
highlights
Jon Snow on the battlefield, raising his sword Longclaw as he appears
to be in a rage while fighting Ramsay Bolton and his army.
Previously released
photos show
other characters involved in the battle. Jon Snow is facing down the
storming cavalry of Bolton, Ramsay is on his horse, Tormund Giantsbane
is marching with fellow Wildings as Wun Wun is also charging. Sansa
Stark and Ser Davos are seen in other images.
The battle sequence was filmed in Northern Ireland and has been described by showrunners David Benioff and
Dan Weiss
as the largest battle the show has ever shot. It took 25 days for the
filming of the battle sequence alone, with 500 extras and 600 camera
members involved.
"Every battle on 'Thrones' is unique," Sapochnik tells EW. "I think
that's why [Benioff and Weiss] keep doing them. In the case of 'Battle
of the Bastards' - or 'BOB' as we affectionately called it in production
- David and Dan wanted to do a thing of spectacle, a strategic
pitchfield battle they hadn't had the resources to do back in season 1
or 2. I was particularly interested in depicting both the horror of war
and the role of luck in battle."
Weiss praises Sapochnik and the result of his work. "Miguel's really
outdone himself. Fully fleshed out medieval battles require a tremendous
amount of resources and choreography to get them right. It feels like
we're doing something fresh that you don't see on TV and movies very
often," he says.
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