Kings Langley changes name for Game of Thrones release
The village of Kings Langley in Hertfordshire is going to become Kings Landing to mark the release of the Game of Thrones DVD.
The village of Kings Langley in Hertfordshire is going to become Kings Landing to mark the release of the Game of Thrones DVD.
The Hertfordshire village of Kings Langley is changing it's name in February to Kings Landing to promote the DVD release of Game of Thrones.
The local council, Dacorum Borough, is "thrilled" by the decision.
"We have more connections to the Game of Thrones era than you think. It's not just in the name!
The village has many historic parallels. It too was involved in a lot of squabbling in the medieval times.
You could say it's history imitating fiction!"
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