The two actors admitted their make-believe family bond led to some awkwardness while filming their upcoming movie.

The new Game of Thrones show's creator explains why it won't be released all at once – and how it almost saw the light of day as a movie instead.

A cinematographer predetermines every big scene in a Hollywood movie, whether it is a sweeping action shot or a tear-jerking, heartfelt one.

Former Game of Thrones costars Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa had a surprise reunion on Thursday in New York City while promoting their respective new projects — Clarke's spy series Ponies, and Momoa's movie The Wrecking Crew. And the actors shared their enduring love for each other with a sweet post on social media.

Season 4 of Industry, which will be released weekly on Sundays until the season finale on March 1, is already making a splash. Not only has the show become the #1 most talked-about HBO show on Reddit, but it's also scored an early 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Season 4 synopsis reads:

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms opens to solid reviews but lands the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score in the Game of Thrones franchise.