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George R.R. Martin: Game of Thrones creator in Melbourne

George R.R. Martin, (former US daytime soap writer and author of Game of Thrones), actor Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones, and David Simon (The Wire are all set to appear at Melbourne's The Wheeler Cen

6 Sep 2013 12:00

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George R.R. Martin, (former US daytime soap writer and author of Game of Thrones), actor Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones, and David Simon (The Wire are all set to appear at Melbourne’s The Wheeler Centre.

George R.R. Martin will be appearing with Peter Dinklage (who plays Tyrion Lannister) on stage on 13 November.

Game of Thrones has become most downloaded show in Australia (and the world).

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