House of the Dragon Renewed for Season 3
HBO Shows Confidence in Franchise's Future
HBO has officially renewed "House of the Dragon" for a third season, demonstrating strong belief in the franchise's ongoing success. The prequel series to "Game of Thrones" has captivated audiences worldwide since its premiere in August 2022.
Praise and Recognition
The renewal comes amid widespread critical and commercial acclaim for "House of the Dragon." The series has consistently ranked among the most-watched HBO Max shows and has garnered numerous award nominations, including two Golden Globe nominations in 2023. The strong fan base and positive reception have solidified the show's status as a flagship property for the network.
Casting News
The announcement of Season 3 was accompanied by confirmation that the main cast will return. Matt Smith, who portrays Prince Daemon Targaryen, and Fabien Frankel, who plays Ser Criston Cole, are among the stars slated to reprise their roles. Rhys Ifans and Steve Toussaint will also continue as Otto Hightower and Corlys Velaryon, respectively.
George R.R. Martin's Support
Author George R.R. Martin, whose "Fire & Blood" novel serves as the inspiration for "House of the Dragon," has expressed optimism about the show's future. He has hinted at a multi-season plan for the series, suggesting that there is much more story to be told.
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