A few days ago, HBO released the first trailer for House of the Dragon Season 2, which is expected to premiere in early summer 2024. The EU-bound TV series was not affected by the actors’ and writers’ strike and was able to be filmed. to last throughout the year.
is turned on his blogWriter George Martin devoted an article to his recent visit to London. The opportunity for the latter to spend three full days at the Leavesden studios where Dragon House is being filmed.
Excited by the scope of the sets, the author was also able to see the first snippet of the first two episodes of the second season. Simple working versions that still impressed George R.R. Martin:
Of course, I’m hardly objective when talking about things adapted from my own work… but I have to say, I found these episodes to be excellent. And dark, very dark even. they will make you cry
While he reveals that he is overseeing the theatrical adaptation of Game of Thrones (premiere is scheduled for late 2024 in London) and continues to write the next volume of the saga, the author also said that he participated in important work. A meeting with the writers of Dragon House.
I spent two days in a room with Ryan Condall (series co-creator, Editor’s Note) and his writing team (Sarah Hess, Tee Mikel, David Hancock and Philippa Goslett) to talk about Seasons 3 and 4 of House. Dragon. These were lively and fun discussions and we got a lot of work done. But two days was not enough, there is so much to do that twenty days would not be enough.
The 75-year-old American author is working on many projects. And if a Jon Snow spin-off might not see the light of day, remember that A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms: The Hedge Knight (adapted from the Chronicles of Knight Errant) begins filming in March, and that an Aegon I Targaryen-centric prequel is also in the works .
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