We won't tell you anything new if we tell you that last night it was the Golden Globes. What is going to take you by surprise is discovering that Game of Thrones had its moment of glory within the gala, thanks to a advancement from HBO that has revealed more to us than expected. If you want to find out what it is about, continue reading.
spoiler alert: The article that you are going to read below contains information about a new scene from the eighth season of Game of Thrones. Read it at your own risk.
The meeting of Sansa and Daenerys
Last night the 76th edition of the famous Golden Globes took place in Beverly Hills (USA), an annual ceremony in which the HFPA awards are granted to the best film and television professionals, both in the United States and internationally. .
Taking advantage of such an event, in which many have their eyes set, HBO issued a progress of your schedule for this newly released 2019, including never-before-seen images of the new seasons of T, Big Little Lies and, of course, of its great star, Game of Thrones.
The series will come to an end this year and is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated seasons on television. That is why being able to see a new image, even if it is brief, of the series is quite a stir, just the one that has been mounted after the broadcast clip that we now bring you.
In it you can see how Jon Snow returns to Winterfell to meet his sister, Sansa, and introduce her to Daenerys Targaryen. He first meet of the Stark daughter and the Mother of Dragons will be marked by Sansa's attitude, quite distant and visibly upset, as well as by the phrase with which she receives Khaleesi: "Winterfell is yours, your Grace" ("Winterfell is yours, your highness").
You have the right moment in the GIF that HBO itself has published on its official Twitter account shortly after the broadcast:
At last. pic.twitter.com/qhv6gkfyl0
- HBO (@HBO) January 7, 2019
And here is the complete video of the HBO programming video (you can see the complete clip and with sound starting at 0:39):
It's going to be a very good year.
Here's your first look at @Game of Thrones, #euphoria, @watchmen, #BigLittleLies and more. #HBO2019 pic.twitter.com/7Qblx7ioMh
- HBO (@HBO) January 7, 2019
Remember that the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones will be broadcast in April of this year. Less is left. Patience.