“Time to get back to King’s Landing.” With these few words, accompanied by a photo of the Iron Throne, the official Twitter account of the Dragon series announced the start of the filming of the much-anticipated season 2.
But while we’ll have to wait until at least the summer of 2024 to find out about the Game of Thrones prequel sequel, here’s everything we know about the next episodes of the series!
The second season will be shorter than the first season. Eight episodes will actually see the light of day (against the previous ten), a choice justified by series creators Ryan J. Kondal and writer George A.R. Martin’s desire to expand the story for a total of four seasons. (Dragon House adapts only a short part of the story Fire and bloodthe book from which it is inspired).
This reduced number of episodes is at least compensated by the introduction of new dragons, as Season 2 will feature the famous Dance of the Dragons, named after the battle in which the fire eaters of Clan Targaryen were killed, under different circumstances. .
The second season of House of Dragons also adapts the story of Blood and Cheese, two secondary characters in the intrigue of Westeros, but made history for a particularly gruesome act of savage murder. Thus, it is promised that season 2 is not going to lower the sails in terms of shock scenes!
If series assistant Miguel Sapochnik doesn’t return for this second season (Ryan J. Condall is now only serving as showrunner), the cast should still be able to count on season one interpreters: Emma D’Arcy. , Matt Smith and Olivia Cooke, and Tom Glynn-Carney and Evan Mitchell as Princes Aegon and Aemond Targaryen.
Therefore, it will be necessary to be patient until we finally discover this 2nd season, the news of which will be transmitted drop by drop by the American cable channel HBO. Also keep in mind that other spin-offs are being explored, including a new prequel, this time focusing on the conqueror of the Seven Kingdoms, Aegon I Targaryen.
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