News tratta da Slashfilm.com
Just hours after it was revealed that HBO will not be moving forward with one of their planned Game of Thrones spin-offs, they have officially ordered another one. House of the Dragon, which follows House Targaryen centuries before the events of the original series, has been given a straight to series order, which means we’ll be getting our fair share of fire and blood in the near future. While the bulk of Warner Bros.’ HBO Max presentation was centered on new shows and films being produced for the upcoming streaming service, core HBO had a big announcement. House of the Dragon, based on George R.R. Martin‘s book Fire and Blood about the early days of House Targaryen and their conquest of Westeros, has been given a 10-episode, straight to series order. This means we’ll be seeing all 10 episodes of this show no matter what, a relief for fans who were disappointed when the other prequel series starring Naomi Watts was canned after the pilot failed to meet expectations. While original showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have moved on, the new show will feature a few familiar faces. The series was co-created by George R.R. Martin himself. Miguel Sapochnik, who won an Emmy for directing the famed “Battle of the Bastards” episode, will serve as one of the showrunners. The other other co-creator and showrunner is a new face to the series: Ryan Condal, a writer and producer whose credits include Rampage and Colony. Condal will write the series while Sapochnik will direct the pilot and additional episodes in the first season.
Said HBO President or programming Casey Bloys in a press release:
While the only plot details available from HBO note that House of the Dragon will follow House Targaryen centuries before the events of the original series (and centuries before Daenerys Targaryen is even born), the official synopsis for Martin’s Fire and Blood book offers an additional taste of what to expect:
No release window has been offered for the series, but there is this new poster to tide you over for now.
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