Game Of Thrones Studio Tour Image Shows How Big Ice Giant Is In Real Life
A new Game of Thrones Studio Tour image reveals just how big an ice giant is in real life. First airing in 2011 on HBO, Game of Thrones quickly became a hit with fantasy lovers around the world. Based on the A Song of Ice and Fire book series by author George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones introduced audiences to the world of Westeros and the ruthless ruling families battling over control of the Iron Throne.
The show is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, many of which were captured in Northern Ireland, one of the show's central production hubs. With interest in the series remaining high, the Game of Thrones Studio Tour was announced last year, promising to give fans an opportunity to get up close and personal with the show's many props, costumes, and sets at the show's Linen Mill production studio. Despite the disappointment felt with the show's final season, Game of Thrones remains a valuable property for HBO and a spinoff series, The House of the Dragon is currently in development as part of a five-year development deal between the network and Martin.
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A new promotional image of the "Beyond the Wall" exhibit from the Game of Thrones Studio Tour (via Variety) shows off a handful of the show's wildling costumes, including a full-size recreation of a giant. The giant stands well over twice the height of a regular human and is dressed in the type of fur-heavy costume favored by the Free Folk living beyond the wall. Check out the image below:
Several giants appear throughout the course of the show, including Mag the Mighty, Dongo, and Wun Wun. Due to their immense strength and size, giants make for favorable allies in combat, as was seen during the
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