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‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7 Finale Trailer: Jon Snow Prepares for the Greatest War Yet

The episode will reportedly be 81 epic minutes long.

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Actors/cast Members Peter Dinklage (2-l) of the Us As Tyrion Lannister and Liam Cunningham (l) of Ireland As Sir Davos Perform During the First Day of Filming of the Seventh Season of Hbo Series 'Game of Thrones' at the Beach of La Muriola in Barrika Basque Country Northern Spain 19 October 2016 the Beach of Muriola is the First Spanish Location Used to Film the Seventh Season of the Television Series 'Game of Thrones' Other Locations in Spain Include Seville Santiponce Caceres and Almodovar Del Rio the Filming Started on 19 October Spain Barrika
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British Actor Kit Harington (c-r) in the Role of John Snow Irish Actor Liam Cunningham (c-l) in the Role of Lord Davos Seaworth and Us Peter Dinklage (r) As Tyrion Lannister During the Shooting of the Seventh Season of the Television Series 'Game of Thrones' at the Beach of Itzurun in the Village of Zumaia Spain 24 October 2016 the Beach is One of Several Spanish Location Used to Film the Seventh Season of the Tv Series 'Game of Thrones' Other Locations in Spain Include Seville Santiponce Caceres and Almodovar Del Rio the Filming Started on 19 October Spain ZumaiaSpain Television Games of Thrones - Oct 2016

Extras Carry a Boat During the Shooting of the Seventh Season of the Television Series 'Game of Thrones' at the Beach of Itzurun in the Village of Zumaia Spain 24 October 2016 the Beach is One of Several Spanish Location Used to Film the Seventh Season of the Tv Series 'Game of Thrones' Other Locations in Spain Include Seville Santiponce Caceres and Almodovar Del Rio the Filming Started on 19 October Spain Zumaia
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British Actor Kit Harington (c) in the Role of John Snow Irish Actor Liam Cunningham (c-l) in the Role of Lord Davos Seaworth and British Actress Nathalie Emmanuel (4-r) As Missandei During the Shooting of the Seventh Season of the Television Series 'Game of Thrones' at the Beach of Itzurun in the Village of Zumaia Spain 24 October 2016 the Beach is One of Several Spanish Location Used to Film the Seventh Season of the Tv Series 'Game of Thrones' Other Locations in Spain Include Seville Santiponce Caceres and Almodovar Del Rio the Filming Started on 19 October Spain Zumaia
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After last night’s epic dragon battle, “Game of Thrones” is saving its longest chapter for next week’s finale, and a new trailer reveals that fans are in for another epic battle.

“There’s only one war that matters. And it is here,” Jon Snow warns in the brief spot, which shows all sides bracing for combat.

Our sister site BGR reported that the Season 7 Finale will be 81 minutes long, which promises feature film-length battles. Jeremy Podeswa, who helmed the season premiere “Dragonstone,” will be directing, but further details are kept under wraps at this point. Hopefully HBO can avoid further hacking to keep secrets from spilling between now and then.

After the finale, the “Thrones” cast is scheduled to head back to film the final season in October, with a Season 8 premiere date still TBA. Meanwhile, HBO is still mulling over spinoff ideas and angles, while ‘Thrones’ showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are prepping their already-controversial new series “Confederate.”

Watch the trailer below, and tune in to HBO on Aug. 27 at 9 p.m. ET to see how the season ends: