The 65-year-old English actor Ian Gelder is officially returning to the Game of Thrones Season 5.
Watchers On the Wall first reported that Gelder was in the Belfast studios during fall when the upcoming season was filmed. According to the report, Kevan will appear in the series' finale episode.
Reports reveal Sunday that Gelder's character Kevan Lannister is presumed to have an important role in King's Landing this season.
Fans of the fantasy drama TV series know Kevan Lannister to be the younger brother of Tywin Lannister. The TV adaptation of Geroge R.R. Martin's best-selling book will take on the role of Regent of the Kingdom after Cersei Lannister's plan to frame up Margaery Tyrell goes out of hand.
Kevan died at Lord Vary's hands in the Martin's paperback. Thus, giving fanatic viewers ambiguous take whether the series will only showcase the character leading victory over the Kingdom as Regent or if the final episode will include the death scene.
Lord Vary tells Tyrion: "The seven kingdoms needs a ruler loved by millions with a powerful army and the right family name. Good luck finding him."
Following an unofficial video shot by unknown person who attended one of the first IMAX screenings spread around the web, HBO released the series' official trailer.
Visuals from the trailer include Tyrion on the lam, Ser Jorah in a battle, Arya holding Needle in Braavos, the Sand Snakes, Dany affirming she will break the will, Margaery taking marriage vows with Tommen, the falling golden statue causes destruction, Littlefinger urging Sansa to seek justice on his own, and Jon Snow commanding men into battle.
Meanwhile, Pixmondo, the digital company behind the making of the show's dragons has issued a video on Youtube showing the wild creatures were made and moved in some scenes of the prior season. The video shows Emilia Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen realistic scene encounters with the animated dragons. The dragons were only added later after the filming of the scene.
In each season of the Games of Thrones, dragons have been developed into something bigger and stronger.
Scenes shown from the previous season include the creature barking at Daenerys Targaryen and the dragons getting jailed in an underground cell.
The Game of Throne's first official trailer for its fifth season brings fans to a world of fire-breathing dragons as well a few scenes from the city of Meereen where Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons dwelt.
Game of Thrones Season 5 premiere airs on April 12 on HBO.
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