House of the Dragon

During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, co-showrunner Ryan Condal revealed that the Game of Thrones spin-off will jump through time several times. “ ...

Then there’s the upcoming Jon Snow series, which will presumably act as more of a sequel. Ultimately though, they decided to tell the story of House Targaryen using multiple time periods. Now that I’ve seen the result, I feel really good about it.”

Coming soonHouse Of The Dragon, the highly-anticipated Game Of Thrones prequel, premieres next m...

House Of The Dragon House of the Dragon premieres August 21st on Sky Atlantic and NOW. House Of The Dragon, the highly-anticipated Game Of Thrones prequel, premieres next month.

We have just a month more to wait until the 'Game of Thrones' prequel series flies onto our screens. But will we be tuning in? Judging by the trailer, ...

Here's the official 'House of the Dragon' trailer. Judging by the trailer, we're certainly more interested than ever. Is there a family tree handy?

Rhys Ifans as Otto Hightower, Hand of the King; Sonoya Mizuno as Mysaria; Fabien Frankel as Ser Criston Cole; Milly Alcock as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Young) ...

Matt Smith will play Prince Daemon Targaryen, the man who will launch the greatest contest to Rhaenyra’s rule. When is the release date of House of the Dragon? Who is in the cast of House of the Dragon?

The series is a spinoff of the hit period war drama 'Game of Thrones,' which first premiered in 2011. The prequel show is set two centuries before the War of ...

'Bloodmoon' was the first spinoff from the ‘Game of Thrones’ series that was initially decided, and it would centre on The Long Knight. However, after a $30 million pilot episode, the Naomi Watts-starring television series was ultimately cancelled. Meanwhile, actress Emilia Clarke last month confirmed that a spinoff series starring Kit Harrington's character Jon Snow was in the works. As reported by Movieweb.com, HBO Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys said, "I also liked the idea of focusing on one family, and obviously the Targaryens have a lot of drama to go around. The trailer for HBO’s most awaited series, 'House of the Dragon’ is here and fans are already super excited to see what it has to offer. But there are several sources of material by George R.R. Martin that can be developed into a television series. this is a great place to start."

Set hundreds of years before the events of Game of Thrones, the Westeros-verse will soon be back on our screens with the much-anticipated prequel series, ...

There are two prequel books set before the events of Game of Thrones, which sit next to the Song of Ice and Fire series. The jumping board for the House of the Dragon series, George RR Martin’s Fire and Blood is set centuries before Game of Thrones and depicts the Targaryens’ bloody rule with, you guessed it, fire and blood. It ends with the civil war that almost tore their dynasty apart, on which the new series is based on. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Much like Game of Thrones, there will be a fight for succession, dragons, drama and civil war. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy policy and Terms of service apply.

Members of the royal family, Daemon Targaryen (Smith) and Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen appear, locked in a battle for who will sit on the famous Iron Throne. All ...

The author is due to join series cast members at a panel for the show at Comic Con on Saturday. Members of the royal family, Daemon Targaryen (Smith) and Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen appear, locked in a battle for who will sit on the famous Iron Throne. The 10-part series, starring Matt Smith and Emma D’Arcy as members of the feuding Targaryen, is due for release on August 21st.

Full-length trailer for Games of Thrones prequel is finally here, replete with fire-breathing dragons, civil war, betrayals, misogyny and blonde locks.

Princess Rhaenyra asks innocently in the new trailer. So get ready for plenty of fearless dragon-riding and slashing of swords. Promoted Stories

Exclusive: Ryan Condal, the co-creator and co-showrunner of House of the Dragon, opens up about being George R.R. Martin's handpicked writer for the Game of ...

Rhaenyra is her own person who was born into this time of extreme power, wealth, and decadence whereas Daenerys was born a pauper because this dynasty fell—largely as a result of events in this story.” “It is very much a story about a patriarchy told through the point-of-view of two women.” This begins with the day Viserys names his firstborn daughter Rhaenyra (Milly Alcock in her youth, Emma D’Arcy later) as his heir, even as he’s urged to take a second wife in hopes of producing a son. [Daemon] is similarly a bit of a rogue prince trying to find his footing and place in this world.” Whereas Game of Thrones began in the 17th uneasy year of Robert Baratheon’s reign, House of the Dragon picks up 105 years after Aegon Targaryen I conquered Westeros and founded King’s Landing. It is there we’ll be introduced to a host of Targaryens of various political ambitions and a whole palace of new courtiers. “The trick with this story is it’s multi-generational,” Condal says. He’s the second fiddle, in that case to the Queen of England, his own wife, and is a bit adrift. Yet there’s an undeniable excitement in Condal’s voice while discussing the new show; he’s eager for fans to discover a different era of Westeros, one set about 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones. “This is just a very decadent time,” Condal says. He first read the earliest books after the third novel A Storm of Swords was published in 2000, discovering the saga while fresh out of college. The two became acquainted in 2012, and Martin seemed eager to get Condal into Westeros ever since. “I thought we were just getting together socially,” Condal recalls in 2022, “but he said, ‘I need you to write a pilot for me.