House of the Dragon will quickly return and, in accordance with studio heads, it’ll be “extraordinary.” In an interview with Deadline in regards to the the state of HBO drama, govt vice chairman Francesca Orsi mentioned the following season of House of the Dragon and the continuing results of the writers’ strike.
According to Orsi, House of the Dragon season 2 is about to debut in the summertime of 2024 and manufacturing goes properly. She mentioned, “We have a beautiful cast that was assembled by Kate Rhodes [James], and we just are proud of seeing how those scripts are coming alive, the emotionality that the cast is bringing to it is something that we feel confident with and know that we’re going to deliver something special.” Co-creator Ryan Condal remains to be engaged on the present as a (non-writing) producer, as he accomplished the scripts for every episode forward of the start of the strike.
As beforehand reported, House of Dragon season 2 will comprise eight episodes, a discount from the earlier season’s 10. Orsi clarified that a number of the story initially meant for season 2 has been moved to the third season. There is an ongoing debate as as to whether the present will final three or 4 seasons. Orsi mentioned, (*2*)
The different Game of Thrones prequel present, The Hedge Knight, has halted pre-production. Other spin-offs are in nascent levels, together with a Jon Snow centered spin-off, a present Aegon’s conquest, and probably different exhibits set in Westeros.
As for the general impression of the writers’ strike, Orsi mentioned that exhibits at present slated for 2024 and 2025 could get pushed again relying on the timing of the strike. She said, “At this point, those shows that I’m looking to air wouldn’t necessarily be ready if this strike last six to nine months.” Shows affected may embrace Euphoria, The Last of Us, and The White Lotus.
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