House of the Dragon: Last News

Timothée Chalamet films topped the charts for DVD and Blu-ray films in 2024, according to figures released by The British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE).Dune: Part Two topped the charts for disc sales, with the epic sci-fi sequel selling 132,000 copies on both DVD and Blu-ray formats. This was followed by Chalamet’s family film Wonka, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, and Deadpool & Wolverine. DC action film Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom rounds out the top five.In the TV markets, the Game of Thrones franchise ruled supreme, with prequel show House Of The Dragon taking the top two spots in the TV disc chart.

the third season of the hit HBO series explored the sexual tension between brothers Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger) and Lochlan Ratliff (Sam Nivola).One of the earliest instances was in the late 90s/early 2000s soap opera “Passions.” Chad Harris (Donn Swaby and Charles Divins) and Whitney Russell (Brook Kerr) fall in love as teens and then learn that they’re allegedly half-siblings — but they stay together and have a son named Miles.Chad and Whitney’s incestuous relationship was controversial both on and off the show. However, it’s later revealed that the characters aren’t actually blood related.

Game Of Thrones actor Conleth Hill has spoken out about his initial hesitation to take part in the acclaimed fantasy series.READ MORE: George R.R. Martin gives unhopeful update about final ‘Game Of Thrones’ bookSpeaking to The Irish Times, Hill – who played Lord Varys in the hit HBO show – said of his taking the role: “I was resistant for a long time.

Winds Of Winter, the upcoming sixth book in the A Song Of Ice And Fire series, is coming along well according to author George R.R. Martin. It’s been over a decade since the latest book in the series, A Dance With Dragons, was released in 2011, and over the years there’s been a lot of speculation as to when the sixth book might come out.

Game Of Thrones author George R. R. Martin has given an update on its new television spin-off, A Knight Of Seven Kingdoms.

Game Of Thrones author George R. R. Martin has been mocked by fellow fantasy author Larry Correia in his new book Heart Of The Mountain, making fun of the time Martin has taken to complete the final books in his best-selling series.A post online has revealed the dedication for Heart Of The Mountain, the latest in his Saga Of The Forgotten Warrior series, reads: “To George R.

Game Of Thrones spinoff series A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms has been shared – check it out below.The upcoming show is expected to consist of six episodes and will air in 2025 on HBO. It will be an adaptation of George R.R.

House Of The Dragon star Matt Smith sporting a mohican in the new Darren Aronofsky film, Caught Stealing have been shared.The actor was seen on set showing off his new look, which you can view below, alongside Austin Butler in New York yesterday (October 2). It is unclear who he is portraying in the movie.He is starring alongside Zoë Kravitz(The Batman, Blink Twice), Regina King (If Beale Street Could Talk, Boyz N The Hood) and Liev Schreiber (The Perfect Couple, Ray Donovan) in the new movie, which is based on Charlie Huston’s 2004 novel of the same name.According to a synopsis (via The Hollywood Reporter), the movie “follows Hank Thompson, a burned-out former baseball player, as he’s unwittingly plunged into a wild fight for survival in the downtown criminal underworld of ‘90s N.Y.C.”Bad Bunny and Action Bronson were recently confirmed to star in The Whale director’s new movie.The former recently signed on for Netflix‘s Happy Gilmore 2 with Adam Sandler.

House Of The Dragon has defended the show against George R.R. Martin’s criticisms, insisting they have “serviced” his book and remained “respectful”.The second season of the Game Of Thrones prequel series, which is based on Martin’s 2018 book Fire & Blood, wrapped up last month on HBO.

dracarys on “House of the Dragon.” George R.R. Martin, who wrote the books that are the basis for “Game of Thrones” and “House of the Dragon,” published a now-deleted blog post on Wednesday slamming the latter. He also appeared to spoil a major plot point from Season 3, which hasn’t filmed or aired yet.

HBO star Matt Smith has hit out at sensitive modern audiences that have become reliant on “trigger warnings” before TV shows and movies.While recently speaking with the Times, the House of the Dragon actor, 41, claimed that giving viewers “trigger warnings” has left TV shows “dumbed down.”“Too much policing of stories and being afraid to bring them out because a climate is a certain way is a shame. I’m not sure I’m on board with trigger warnings,” Smith said.“I’m not sure I’m on board with trigger warnings.

The Times, the House Of Dragon star suggested that flagging potentially upsetting content was dumbing down storytelling for audiences.“Too much policing of stories and being afraid to bring them out because a climate is a certain way is a shame. I’m not sure I’m on board with trigger warnings,” Smith said.“It’s OK to feel uncomfortable or provoked while looking at a painting or watching a play, but I worry everything’s being dialled and dumbed down.

the second season of the series, which ended earlier this month. “I do not look forward to other [blog] posts I need to write, about everything that’s gone wrong with HOUSE OF THE DRAGON… but I need to do that too, and I will,” Martin shared, referring to the posts he’s wanted to write but hasn’t because of his summer travels.

Game Of Thrones spin-off House Of The Dragon was watched by fewer people than some season one episodes.According to IndieWire, the latest episode of the HBO show earned 8.9million viewers in the US last Sunday (August 4) when the season came to a close. It compares to 7.8million viewers for the first episode of the season.However, this didn’t compare well to four season one episodes, which earned higher viewing figures.

House Of The Dragon’s second season served as a steady build to the Targaryen conflict ahead, as Rhaenyra sets her sights on the Iron Throne.Created by George R.R. Martin and showrunner Ryan Condal, the prequel series is set 200 years before the events in Game Of Thrones and depicts the civil war which erupts within House Targaryen.In season two, Emma D’Arcy and Matt Smith lead the show’s cast, alongside Steve Toussaint, Eve Best, Fabien Frankel, Olivia Cooke, Ewan Mitchell, and Tom Glynn-Carney.Ahead of the second season, HBO renewed the show for a third season which is set to start production in early 2025.Fire & Blood by George R.R. MartinThe obvious choice, but also the most relevant.

nearly 9 million viewers. Geeta Vasant Patel, who directed the Season 2 finale, told The Post that because she’s a fan, “I know that in the [‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘Game of Thrones’] universe, a season finale is the go-to. You have a bunch of dragons fighting in the sky.

House Of The Dragon will end with season four, its showrunner has confirmed.During a press conference today (August 5) that discussed the season finale of the hit HBO Game Of Thrones spin-off show, showrunner and co-creator Ryan Condal revealed that the show will have two more seasons, and will conclude with season four.Author George R. R.

House of the Dragon have expressed their disappointment at the lack of narrative progress in the finale of the show’s second season.The eighth and final episode aired on HBO last night (August 4), although numerous scenes from it did leak online several days earlier.Titled ‘The Queen Who Ever Was’, it saw Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) finally take back her throne, with her husband Daemon (Matt Smith) at her side.After the episode, fans of the show took to social media to share their thoughts, with some stating that they felt underwhelmed by the climax and its lack of narrative closure.”We all just watched a 66 minute trailer for S3”, wrote one X user.we all just watched a 66 minute trailer for S3 #HouseOfTheDragon #HOTD pic.twitter.com/cCRFSEnCS3— ⚡ (@UTDCJ_) August 5, 2024“House of the Dragon Season 2 successfully replacing GOT season 8 as the most disappointing and poorly executed seasons of television,” said another.House of the Dragon Season 2 successfully replacing GOT season 8 as the most disappointing and poorly executed seasons of television. #HOTD #HOTDS2 pic.twitter.com/zWG8OnDlIS— The Bravo Watcher (@TheBravoWatcher) August 5, 2024See some further reactions below:This amazing build up and now we have to wait 2 years for Season 3 #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD #HoTDS2 pic.twitter.com/vTm1D3j5YL— Tyler Calvert (@ItsTylerCalvert) August 5, 2024No dragon fights, no battles, no squabbles, no casualties.

Spoilers ahead for the Season 2 finale of “House of the Dragon.” Khaleesi is back.In the Season 2 finale of “House of the Dragon,” there’s an unexpected cameo from a major “Game of Thrones” character: Daenerys Targaryen. Well, sort of. Daenerys was born around 200 years after the events of this show.

Fire and Blood,” is set nearly 200 years before the action of the main series and follows the decline of House Targaryen, who once united and ruled the Seven Kingdoms. RELATED: “House of the Dragon” Season 2, Episode 7 Ending ExplainedBelow, we’ve compiled everything you need to know to tune into “House of the Dragon” Season 2, Episode 8, from a premiere time, to how you can score a discount to stream on Max.The “House of the Dragon” Season 2 finale airs tonight, Sunday, August 4, at 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO and Max.

“House of the Dragon” leaked online Tuesday night, five days before it airs on HBO and Max on Sunday, August 4. The episode spread like dragon fire on TikTok, forcing HBO to release a statement.“We are aware that clips from the ‘House of the Dragon’ season finale have surfaced across social media platforms,” a spokesperson for the network told Entertainment Weekly.“The clips were posted after an unintentional release from an international third-party distributor,” the statement continued.