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Игра на тронове - Вижте пояснителната страница за други значения на Игра на тронове. Игра на тронове (на английски: A Game of Thrones) е първият роман от поредицата „Песен за огън и лед“ на американския писател Джордж Р. Мартин. Публикувана е за първи път на 6 август 1996 г. Печели наградата „Локус“ през 1997 и е номиниран за наградата „Небюла“ и Световната награда за фентъзи. През януари 2011 романът става бестселър на Ню Йорк Таймс[1] и достига №1 в класацията през юли 2011. В романа, представящ различни гледни точки и сюжетни линии, Мартин представя сюжетните линии на благородническите домове от Вестерос, Стената и Таргариенците. Книгата е основа на първия сезон на сериала Игра на тронове на телевизия HBO. Сюжет[редактиране | редактиране на кода] Награди и номинации[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - Награда Локус за най-добър роман.[3] - номинация - Награда Небюла за най-добър роман.[3] - номинация - Световна награда за фентъзи за най-добър роман.[3] Издания на български език[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - 2001 — Издателство: „Бард“. Източници[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - ↑ "New York Times bestseller list, 2 January 2011. // NY Times. - ↑ "New York Times bestseller list, 10 July 2011. // NY Times. - ↑ а б в 1997 Award Winners & Nominees. // Worlds Without End. Посетен на 5 юли 2012. Външни връзки[редактиране | редактиране на кода] - Игра на тронове в chitanka.info - Игра на тронове в Internet Speculative Fiction Database
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Posted on Friday, December 2nd, 2011 by Angie Han Today’s TV Bits happens to be a bit heavy on Game of Thrones, but there’s plenty of other good stuff in here too, I promise. After the jump: - Rumor has it HBO plans to renew Game of Thrones for Seasons 3 and 4, and shoot them back-to-back - Also, we’ve got shots of Kit Harrington on the GoT set in Iceland - Plus, Maisie Williams explains Arya Stark’s new look for Season 2 of GoT - TNT drops an extended sneak peek of its upcoming drama Dallas — yes, as in that Dallas - Fox announces its midseason schedule, including premiere dates for Napoleon Dynamite, Alcatraz, and Touch Read More » Posted on Monday, November 21st, 2011 by Angie Han After months of casting news and hilariously unrevealing teasers for Game of Thrones, we finally have a real look at some footage from Season 2. HBO has released a behind-the-scenes featurette about the making of the upcoming season, and though we still don’t get to see a whole lot, we do get some good glimpses of returning characters like Arya (Maisie Williams) and Catelyn (Michelle Fairley), as well as new ones including Margaery (Natalie Dormer), Melisandre (Carice van Houten), and Stannis (Stephen Dillane). Plus, series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are on hand to talk in pretty general terms about the challenges and rewards of filming the show’s second season. Watch the mostly spoiler-free video after the jump. Read More » Universal and the SyFy Channel have partnered on a feature film venture called Syfy Films, and the company has just picked up rights to the long-running superhero anthology Wild Cards. Superhero developments are a dime a dozen these days, but this one might have a better chance than most, because it bears the name of A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin. The recent publication of the latest book in Martin’s fantasy epic, combined with the fandom for HBO’s series based on the novels, means Martin’s popularity is at an all-time high. So the purchase of Wild Cards was probably inevitable. But the series is truly epic, with many characters whose histories span a quarter-century. So what happens next? Read More » Posted on Tuesday, September 27th, 2011 by Angie Han HBO’s epic fantasy series Game of Thrones was such a big hit when it premiered this past spring that the network renewed it for a second season just days after the first episode aired. But it’s been a long three months since the first season ended, and with the advent of the fall TV season, even the most diehard fans probably haven’t thought about the series in quite some time. In an effort to remind you of just how much you’re looking forward to Season 2, HBO has released a very short new teaser. The video reveals pretty much nothing, aside from what seems to be the marketing slogan for the new season, but I welcome the reminder all the same. Watch it after the jump. Read More » Want to read a letter George R.R. Martin wrote to Marvel several decades ago? How about a few brand new quotes from Joss Whedon and Marc Webb about The Avengers and The Amazing Spider-Man? What was Morgan Freeman sporting on the set of The Dark Knight Rises that could be considered a possible spoiler? Which two Six Flags theme parks are getting new Superman rides in 2012? Did Tom Hiddleston have any juicy gossip to drop when it comes to Thor 2? Find out the answers to all of these and more in today’s Superhero Bits. Read More » There’s a certain risk in falling in love with an HBO show. Talk to fans of Deadwood, Carnivale and/or Rome and you’ll hear bitter tales like those spat out by jilted lovers. That won’t be the case with Game of Thrones, say HBO execs, who during a press tour today addressed plans for the show’s future. Along with that talk, there was brief mention of the upcoming adaptation of Neil Gaiman‘s American Gods, which is still in the very early stages. Read More » As you know, we’re big fans of long form interviews at /Film. In the past, we’ve posted extended 30-minute and possibly even one-hour interviews found on shows as Charlie Rose and other corners of the interwebs. Its rare that we see a filmmaker or screenwriter interviewed for anything longer than that. Well, this week The Kevin Pollak Chat Show had a 2 hour and fourty minute interview with Damon Lindelof, co creator and showrunner of Lost, producer for Star Trek, co-writer/producer for Star Trek 2, writer of Jon Favreau‘s Cowboys & Aliens and Ridley Scott‘s Prometheus. During the interview, Lindelof talks about his twitter “feud” with Game of Thrones author George RR Martin, his inspirations, learning at NYU, his early life trying to make it in Hollywood, Stephen King and King film/TV adaptations, Star Wars vs. Star Trek, the creation of Lost and working with JJ Abrams, collaborating with Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman on Cowboys & Aliens, working with Ridley Scott on Prometheus and how it connects to the Alien films, how the writer’s strike allowed him to produce Star Trek while also working on Lost, brief thoughts on the newly announced 1952 project he’s working on for Disney, his Larry King impression, and much more. Watch the whole interview embedded after the jump. Read More » Briefly: Good news for George R.R. Martin fans: the ratings have just come in for the debut episode of Game of Thrones on HBO, and the network has already taken the expected step of renewing the show for a second season. The ratings for the first episode weren’t amazing — Boardwalk Empire out-did Thrones in premiere numbers — but they were good enough, at 2.2 million viewers in the initial airing, and 4.2 million across all three premiere showings. But we more or less knew that a second season would happen. The sets, costumes and so forth are so expensive for this debut season that HBO almost needs another season to make money, and is probably looking forward to the eventual DVD box sets that will continue to generate revenue. The second season will be based upon A Clash of Kings, which is the second novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series from author George R.R. Martin. Cool Posts From Around the Web: Good morning — how about starting the day (and the week) with a little epic fantasy? Last night HBO aired a preview of the debut episode of Game of Thrones, which begins the herculean task of adapting the massive A Song of Ice and Fire series of fantasy novels by George R.R. Martin. The full episode will air in two weeks, but for now you can watch the same preview HBO ran. The twelve-minute opening of the show is online, and embedded below. Read More » If you’re a fan of George R.R. Martin‘s fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire, this is your week. The fifth novel in the series, A Dance With Dragons, was officially announced yesterday, over five years after the publication of the last book. (That was A Feast For Crows, published in October 2005.) And, more specific to our concerns, there is a new trailer for the HBO adaptation of the first novel in the series, Game of Thrones. This is, the company says, the first official full-length promo, and it has a lot of new footage. It’s probably the best spot yet released for the show, so check it out below. Read More »