Jaime Lannister and Brienne of Tarth shared one of the most compelling relationships in Game of Thrones. Unlike other ...

Discover how Alysanne Blackwood, played by Annie Shapero, fills the role of Brienne of Tarth in House of the Dragon season 3, bringing a strong moral compass and warrior spirit to the series.

Similarly, most of those same people who became teary at hearing the words, “Arise, Brienne of Tarth, a Knight of the Seven Kingdoms!” likely welled up anew moments later while contemplating ...

But seeing Brienne of Tarth finally get to shine, and finally get to feel reciprocated love from a man she admires, is why she’s our Most Valuable Player this week.

With Brienne's vow to her mother figure fulfilled, Christie teases that Brienne may take on a similar role going forward with Arya and Sansa. Related: Gwendoline Christie On Brienne Of Tarth's ...

Brienne Is the Last Good Thing About Game of Thrones The newly knighted warrior proves good people are interesting too Kaitlin Thomas April 22, 2019, 9:10 a.m. PT ...

Arise, Brienne of Tarth, a knight of the Seven Kingdoms.” Nikolaj Coster-Waldau’s tender delivery of the speech to this woman he has come to love on nearly every level would be powerful enough ...

Even book-readers don’t know, as Brienne’s plot at this point is a show-only invention. There’s no road map — as with so much about Brienne of Tarth, anything could happen.

Take Brienne of Tarth, for example. She spent the majority of season five looking out a window waiting for a candle to be lit.

More Of the many indelible "Game of Thrones" characters, Brienne of Tarth must have been the trickiest to cast. She's described in the books as very tall, masculine, and very ugly.

"Brienne of Tarth has always said, 'I'm no lady,' and she is the one female character that doesn't subscribe to conventions of femininity at all," Christie says.