The production is already one of the most talked about of the moment and another HBO hit.
A Casa do Dragão is already one of the most successful series of the year, there is no denying it. Drawing from the source of the original series, the Game of Thrones prequel follows the legacy of GOT and immediately won fans over.
That said, nothing more fair than to tell some secrets and curiosities behind the scenes about the production.
George RR Martin, author of the saga, said in an interview that he had already seen the 10 episodes of the first season and confessed that the script had made good improvements to its original story. In addition to approving of what he saw, the author revealed that one of the positive points was the changes that involved King Viserys.
Another curious point are the costumes of the series. Jany Temime, a famous Hollywood costume designer who worked on Harry Potter, revealed that she agreed to be part of House of The Dragon only because it was a prequel and not a story already in progress. In an interview, she stated that she had never seen Game of Thrones, but that she had decided to accept the project because it was a story “from the beginning”.
Although many fans already know this, it is worth mentioning that HOTD is inspired by a true story, specifically a moment in English history called The Anarchy. Henry I, King of England, lost his son after the heir drowned while trying to cross the English Channel. Upon this, he appointed his daughter as heir and made everyone swear allegiance. However, after his death, none of this was taken into consideration.
Matt Smith, who plays Daemon, talked about the only “negative” point of the series: the wigs. At a press conference, the actor confessed that Targaryen wigs are a lot of work to wear and that he preferred everyone to dye their hair to make it easier.
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