Game of Thrones, based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, is arguably the most influential 21st-century ...

Bran makes a perplexing comment at the end of Game of Thrones, but it lends itself to a Song of Ice and Fire theory that’s ...

Bran Stark becoming the king at the end of Game of Thronesmay have come as a shock, but the clues are there when going back to rewatch. HBO's fantasy epic is adapted from A Song of Ice & Fire ...

“You held a knife to his throat,” cut in Bran Stark, the ever-less-chatty younger brother of Sansa. “You said, ‘I did warn you not to trust me.’” Bran was referencing an incident from ...

It's the most popular, talked-about theory heading into the final season, but could Bran Stark really be Game of Thrones' ultimate villain? Game of Thrones is a show which breeds fan theories like ...

The theory is that Bran Stark is really the Night King. You can check out both of those sources for yourself, but the idea is that the theory builds on the fact that Bran can warp through time as ...

Fans are still questioning how Bran Stark’s (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) involvement in Game of Throne will develop as seaosn eight progresses, with many people still believing that he could be the ...

Will Bran Stark become the Night King in Game of Thrones Season 8? While a plausible extrapolation from a handful of scenes, the lack of proof—except for hoaxed evidence like a phony necklace ...

GAME OF THRONES’ Bran Stark has had a bit of a tumultuous run throughout the show, however, the Three Eyed Raven could be set for a shock change in status in the eighth and final season that ...

Your assumption is correct, Game of Thrones fans: Bran Stark will be in season 6. Actor Isaac Hempstead Wright confirmed to the Irish Examiner that he’s returning to the HBO fantasy hit after ...

Bran Stark’s intense staring formed the basis of many hilarious memes when Game Of Thrones returned but thanks to the whole Three-Eyed Raven thing, the man himself is a lot less funny (sorry Bran).

As you know, Bran Stark became the unlikely King of the Six Kingdoms of Westeros after accepting the crown from a vote of his peers (and giving the North away to his sister in an Elizabethan like ...