In the last episode of Game of Thrones, we returned to the Riverlands for the first time since The Red Wedding at the end of season three. It’s hard to forget what happened there: Walder Frey ...

Walder Frey was a creep and a scoundrel and he did lots of weird mouth things when he talked or even just looked at people, so getting him out of there at the hands of someone he wronged in ...

Walder is the lord of House Frey, ruler of the castle known as The Twins, but for most fans he's simply known as the man who orchestrated one of the most devastating events in Game of Thrones history.

Roose Bolton's last words to Robb Stark during the Red Wedding in Game of Thrones were chilling, but the line was even more ...

Robb Stark’s ill-fated alliance with Lord Walder Frey on Game of Thrones also arose from Robb’s own need to move his Northern army quickly. He was trying to march south against the Lannisters.

Of all the characters who could possibly make a return trip to Game of Thrones, Walder Frey is the one most likely to be met with a groan. However, sure enough, the man who hosted the Red Wedding ...

Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) got her revenge on Lord Walder Frey (David Bradley) at the end of “Game of Thrones” Season 6, killing him after feeding him two of his sons that she baked into a ...

Catelyn Stark's decisions in Game of Thrones led to her demise, but in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, her fate is even more terrifying.

The Red Wedding, technically a celebration of the marriage of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey, is much better known as the site of one of the series’ most bloody massacres.

The bloody nuptials held at The Twins are one of the most traumatic moments in television history, and the mastermind of it all, Walder Frey, is one of the most loathed characters on Game of Thrones.

The addition of Bradley comes as a surprise to some fans who weren’t expecting Walder Frey to ever show up again in Game of Thrones. And there’s a very good reason why. So do we have to worry ...

House Frey is one of the bigger Great Houses in “Game of Thrones,” mostly thanks to the penchant of Lord Walder for marrying a lot of young girls and having a lot of kids. And all of them were ...