There’s just over two weeks until the eyes of the showbiz world turn to San Diego for the 46th outing of geek heaven, also known as Comic-Con.
So many panels and actors are being confirmed on a daily basis, so I thought I’d provide a handy catch-up of who you can, and can’t, expect at this year’s SDCC.
Here’s one for Game of Thrones completists.
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Aiden Gillen, best known as Game of Thrones’ Peter Baelish, will be promoting his new film in London next week.
Gillen stars in Still which is a London-set thriller about a man whose life starts to disintegrate after a seemingly harmless collision with a local teenager.
The cast also includes Amanda Mealing.
Gillen will be at the Apple Store on Regent Street on May 6.
Game of Thrones is to be shown in IMAX cinemas in the U.S. Later this month.
HBO has struck a deal for the fourth series of the hit show to be screened in IMAX from January 23 to 29 in 100 markets across the country.
“The cinematic brilliance and grand scope of the series is perfect for the IMAX format,” said Pamela Levine, chief marketing officer at HBO.
“We are always looking to provide fans with new and exciting ways to experience the show and viewing two key episodes, along with the new trailer, on such an impressive platform makes for a great event.”
No word yet on whether the same deal will happen in the UK.
Game of Thrones fans, Westeros needs you!
Fans are being invited to submit artwork, songs, photographs, recipes and stories to be part of a new official compendium of the show.
All submissions must pertain to events that took place during series one to four of the TV series (so you can’t include anything from A Dance with Dragons).
Fans whose work is chosen will receive a copy of the book with their name listed as a contributor.
To find out more visit gameofthronescompendium.com. The book should be released in 2015.
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