While season 2 of House of the Dragon arrives in less than a week, HBO has just announced excellent news for the continuation of its series and spin-off of Game Of Thrones.
House of the dragon season 2: in four short days on max
The hype is growing crescendo as the release of season 2 of House of the Dragon approximate. June 17 on Max, Rhaenyra Targaryen and the Blacks will confront Aegon II Targaryen and Alicent Hightower, at the head of the Green camp. After years of sizing each other up, the two factions will engage in a fierce war for the crown. The promised Dance of Dragons is about to break outto the delight of fans eager for bloody battles, conspiracies and dragon pirouettes.
Following the great success of the first season in terms of audiences, HBO was quick to give the green light for a sequel. However, it seems that the encrypted channel this time did not wait for the launch of this second act to see further.
it’s official, there will be a season 3 of House of the Dragon
The official X account (formerly Twitter) of the series has just published a mini teaser announcing that a third season is officially on the way. Information immediately confirmed by Max’s account.
The Dance of the Dragons continues.#HouseOfTheDragon has been renewed for Season 3 on @StreamOnMax. pic.twitter.com/XnoaDEHfdH
https://twitter.com/HouseofDragon/status/1801283530581803055?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
The dance of the dragons continues.
House Of TheDragon has been renewed for a season 3 on
Max.
We knew that the writing of this season 3 began with showrunner Ryan Condal and screenwriters, in agreement with George RR Martin, the author of the novel Fire & Blood, from which the series is adapted. “We know where the story ends, where we want to get to, and the stories we want to cover to get there. The full history of the Targaryens has not yet been written, but that part was written in full in the first volume of Fire and Blood, so we have all the information we need. We had in-depth conversations with George [R. R. Martin]and it’s very beneficial to know where the series is going and where we want to take it” Condal reported to Techradar.
The showrunner also specified that he wasn’t waiting for the green light from HBO to start writing. “HBO hasn’t cast me yet, but like we did last year. We want to be ready if HBO executives give us the green light.”
HBO will therefore not have waited long to confirm this. This premature formalization demonstrates the confidence that reigns within the channel and its broadcaster Max, regarding the future audiences that the series will generate, which continues to gain in popularity.
