Game of Thrones cast members assemble for what could be season 8 finale showdown

Potential spoilers follow - be warned

More details are slotting into place regarding the final season of Game of Thrones with the cast assembling for what looks to be a showdown arriving towards the climax of the series.

The trusty folk over at Watchers on the Wall have highlighted multiple sightings of several high-profile cast members in Seville, home to the HBO series' scenes set in the Dragonpit.

*Potential spoilers follow*

Originally, it was just the body doubles for Peter Dinklage and Sophie Turner who were spotted meaning that characters Tyrion Lannister and Sansa Stark would be based in that location alongside Arya whose presence was confirmed after Maisie Williams was spotted near the Itálica ruins.

Any doubts that the series wasn't bringing a huge Dragonpit-based scene to fans were cast aside following a glimpse of Dinklage himself as well as Turner, Kit Harington, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Gwendoline Christie, Liam Cunningham and John Bradley. Coupled with the fact that David Benioff and D.B Weiss are around, it seems the cast could be assembling for a scene set to take place in the final ever episode considering the showrunning duo will be directing it.

This is all speculation, of course, but the presence of the aforementioned characters alongside the likes of Jon Snow, Bran, Brienne, Ser Davos and Samwell Tarly hints at something big going down in King's Landing.

In addition to this, Winter Is Coming reports that Nikolaj Coster Waldau (Jaime), Conleith Hill (Varys) and Joe Dempise (Gendry) were also spotted meaning unaccounted for characters include Daenerys, Cersei, The Hound and Theon Greyjoy.

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Just last month, filming completed on what was described as the HBO series' biggest ever battle sequence after two and a half month's worth of night shoots in Toome, the location used for Winterfell.

HBO executives recently revealed that several main characters will die in the final few episodes of the series adding that the entire creative team gave the showrunners a 15-minute standing ovation as the final words of the series were read out in the table read.

Game of Thrones returns to HBO and Sky Atlantic for an eighth and final season in 2019.

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