Game Of Thrones Adds Another Returning Character Plus Someone New

In between seasons of HBO's Game of Thrones, fans are left to question and theorize about what's [...]

By Amy Awesome

In between seasons of HBO's Game of Thrones, fans are left to question and theorize about what's coming next. Although Season 7 will be shorter than we're used to, we're still hoping to find out if Jon Snow will claim his birth right to the throne, if Tyrion is actually a secret Targaryen, and where Daenerys' fleet of warships will land first.

We are still able to get a few storyline clues and hints during production, including new and returning cast members, when and where battles are being filmed, and if anyone significant is missing possibly predicting their brutal death.

Earlier today, we already reported that the beloved Gendry is finally returning to the series to wield his father's Warhammer with deadly precision. The last time we even saw Gendry was in Season 3, when Davos helped him escape Melissandre and he rowed away into the ocean never to be seen again.

According to Watchers on the Wall, a new cast member has been added to the world of Westeros with Irish actor Philip O'Sullivan. His agency CV notes, "Philip most recently wrapped filming the role of Citadel Maester on season 7 of the HBO series GAME OF THRONES." We can expect to see the new Maester with Samwell Tarly and family in the Citadel.

A returning cast member was revealed through a group photo from a visit to Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, posted to their official Twitter account.

As you can see in the photo, actor Staz Nair is standing there along with the rest of the Game of Thrones gang. We havent seen Nair since his Dothraki warrior character Qhono bowing to Daenerys after she torched the khals in Season 6.

We an expect to see Qhono alongside Dany and her fleet of hopeful conquerors in the upcoming season, since she did put most of the Dothraki on her warships. Now, where they end up landing is still a complete mystery. Let's just hope they will still have their horses.

Other set photos and raw video footage during filming have given fans a glimpse at a possible battle scene between two leading characters and also confirmed the return of fan-favorite ruler little Lady Mormont.

For anything and everything concerning Season 7 of Game of Thrones, keep it locked on ComicBook.com for all the latest and greatest breaking news directly from production.

Game of Thrones Season 7 is currently filming in multiple locations. Game of Thrones Season 7 will premiere on HBO in 2017.

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