The Queen visits Game of Thrones set during Royal visit
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The Queen and Prince Philip met cast and production members from Game of Thrones during a tour of the Paint Hall Studios in Belfast.
The visit took place during their second day of engagements in Northern Ireland.
On arrival at the Game of Thrones set, the Queen and Prince Phillip met David Benioff and Dan Weiss, executive producers and screenwriters of Game of Thrones.
The Queen was introduced to crew members from the hit television series.
The Royal couple met several of the cast including Varys, played by Conleth Hill, Jon Snow, played by Kit Harington, and Ygritte, played by Rose Leslie.
On the Red Keep set handmade props were on display.
More of the handmade props that have featured in Game of Thrones.
Production members were on hand to allow Her Majesty to take a closer look at some of the props, including some swords.
Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark, was all smiles when she met the Queen.
Armour and costume jewellery used in the show were also on display.
The Royal couple got a chance to see some of the costumes from Game of Thrones at close quarters.
Lena Headey, who stars as Queen Cersei Lannister, was among the cast members who met the Queen.
Sophie Turner, 18, who plays Sansa Stark, was also introduced to the Royal couple.
The Queen visited the Throne room set, which is home to the iconic Iron Throne.
The Queen was presented with a miniature version of the Iron Throne, which features in Game of Thrones, before leaving the Paint Hall Studios.