In a month, the first spin-off of the Game of Thrones phenomenon series will finally hit the screens: House of the Dragon. To celebrate, the entire team met at Comic Con in San Diego, where the cast discussed the show’s event alongside author George R.R. Martin, who saw “9 out of 10 episodes“, which he describes as “Pretty amazing“.
Novelist Also trusted That he wouldn’t appear on the show and joked that he was too busy writing a book. It clearly applies winter windThe sixth volume of the saga iron throneIt has been written for more than 10 years.
Centered on the Targaryen family, set 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones, House of Dragons shows the struggle of several members of the clan to save King Visser I (Paddy Considine) on the famous throne. Her brother, Prince Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) or her daughter, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy), who will have the honor?
That’s the whole point of the series, which “Begins at the absolute pinnacle of the Targaryen dynasty, at the height of their power, wealth and influenceAs showrunner Ryan J. Kondalma recalls. First of all, “They have the most dragons they’ve ever had“, he said, before revealing their number: 17, each with a unique appearance and personality. We’re a long way from Daenerys’ (Emilia Clarke) three dragons (Drogon, Regal and Viserion) in Game of Thrones!
Actor of color Steve Toussaint, who was chosen to play the famous sailor Lord Corley Velarion, nicknamed the Sea Serpent and husband of Princess Rhaenyra, took advantage of the panel. figure something out As for the attacks aimed at him during casting, the character was not black in the books:
“ It didn’t really affect the role and my experience working with the actors. That being said, there are people who have a bit of a hard time accepting someone who looks like me in this role. But that’s a problem they have to deal with and I don’t have one. The problem is always the same: I just have to say my text convincingly and avoid bumping into the furniture.“
House of the Dragon will begin broadcasting in France on August 22 on OCS.
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