Many fans of "Game of Thrones" are in great luck now. A major GoT spoiler was spilled by one of the cast members and a recent leak in the set of the hit fantasy series also paves a major scene in the storyline.
It's a long wait for "Game of Thrones" season 6 but luckily Natalie Dormer who plays Margaery Tyrell gives a clue about how her character will play along with Lena Headey's Cersei Lannister. And it seems that the cunningly beautiful widow of King Renly Baratheon is keeping no grudge to the woman who imprisoned her along with her brother Loras.
Inquisitr reports that the "Game of Thrones" star tried to keep shut about the details of her character when she guested on "The Late Late Show with James Corden." But as Corden urged details and burned the star with questions, Dormer hint a super spoiler.
"Cersei is the least of Margaery's problems, she's got bigger problems this season," Dormer cleared the details about her character.
"Game of Thrones" Margaery Tyrell from season 5 was in a bad shape. She is still in prison though, thanks to Lannister's plot to capture her for lying for her brother Loras. However, it is still unknown on what will happen to her when she faces the trial again.
"Game of Thrones" season 6 spoilers are also coming in for Jon Snow, Sansa Stark, Ramsay Bolton, and Littlefinger.
"A scene was rehearsed and is being filmed this week involving Sansa Stark, Jon Snow, Ramsay and Littlefinger. The characters are interacting in Winterfell's courtyard, and there's a great deal of tension... And then a giant turns up at the gates! The giant tries to force its way in and the people inside have to fight it off," according to Watchers on the Wall.
The GoT leak plays an undetermined scene in the series but one avid fan guessed how this will play in the storyline.
"[I]s it possible that Jon Snow and/or Sansa could've voluntarily entered Bolton-occupied Winterfell as a ruse? Make it appear as though they wanted to negotiate terms, only to have the giant (aligned with Jon Snow) take the Boltons by surprise[?]," according to ShireenSeaworth from Refinery 29.
