‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 Details Revealed: Major Events from ‘Fire and Blood,’ a Completely Unique Episode, and More
Despite some criticism, House of the Dragon can be labeled as a hit series for HBO and a good continuation of the Game of Thrones franchise. The prequel series sports some great production values, excellent cast members, and is fairly popular with the fans.
The second season ended on August 4, 2024, and we know that work on the third season is currently taking place, which is great news for fans of the popular franchise.
As work is in progress, some details about the upcoming season have surfaced online from several sources, and we’d like to share them with you here, as they are quite interesting, to be frank.
Cast members Matt Smith, Emma D’Arcy, Olivia Cooke, and Tom Glynn-Carney recently had a major interview with Josh Horowitz, in which they discussed the impact of Season 2, as well as what is coming in Season 3. Here is the whole interview:
Of course, as always, we recommend watching the whole thing as it is certainly interesting, but there are two things we’d like to stress out here, without spoiling too much for you.
The cast members praised Season 2 as being huge, and we can agree with that notion, having seen everything that happened in the season. At the same time, they are teasing an even huger Season 3, which is awesome, and when combined with the other information we have, it actually makes sense.
The cast members have also confirmed that the third season will include four major events from the Fire & Blood book, which sounds very important.
On top of that, showrunner Ryan Condal also teased something big for the third season in that same interview. Namely, he confirmed that the third season would have a wholly unique, conceptual episode, which is supposed to be like nothing we’ve seen in the Game of Thrones franchise.
“We got to have a little fun this season, and there’s a conceptual episode that I’m really excited about that [Sara Hess] wrote, and that’s all I’m gonna say about it. It isn’t in the traditional vernacular of what we have laid out,” he explained. “It’s very character-driven, I think it’s really great and I’m really excited to see it rendered.”
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