After waiting for a long time since its season finale, fans of "Game of Thrones" couldn't wait for the announcement as to when is the official premiere date of the show's 7th season. But now, the secret is out through Liam Cunningham (Davos Seaworth), saying the "Game of Thrones" Season 7 will be out in July of this year.
Based on The Huffington Post's report, Cunningham blurted out that the premiere of the said season is in July but he didn't say the exact date. The actor who is known for playing the role of the smuggler Davos Seasworth on the show said that the cast and crew are aware of the anticipation that they have built up with their fans.
According to an interview of Cunningham with The Independent, he said that a lot of people are disappointed in the delay since everyone thought they are releasing season 7 in April. He accidentally blurted out the words, "It's July now, I think." He added that a launch and a special event could also be expected, as the premiere of the show happens.
The 55-year-old actor was also sad to announce that only 7 episodes are left for the said season, which is definitely shorter than the usual. This is not the only exciting news about "Game of Thrones" Season 7 because Deadline reported that the show will be working the San Francisco Giants.
Fans could expect merchandises and giveaways that have the "Game of Thrones" and SFG themed on them. Tickets will also be sold for special events incorporating the show and the known basketball team. This is going to happen since the release of Season 7 will be aligned to the peak of the basketball season. Now, all that is needed to know by everyone is the exact day that the show will premiere on HBO. Stay tuned!
