HBO was quick to confirm the renewal of The Dragon House. Launched on August 21, the first episode of the series drawn from the universe created by author George R. R. Martin shattered all audience records for the American broadcaster, thus precipitating the confirmation of a second season.
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HBO’s decision is not surprising in itself, however, considering the investment devoted to the series which takes place 200 years before the events of the original saga. Game Of Thrones. The same goes for the interest shown by the public; four days after the launch of The House of the Dragonalready 20 million people had seen the first episode of the series, half of them live on Sunday evening.
“We are more than proud of everything the team at The House of the Dragon was able to accomplish with the first season, told variety Francesca Orsi, Senior Vice President of HBO Programming. Our phenomenal team undertook a colossal job and exceeded all expectations, delivering a series that is already establishing itself as an incomparable TV experience. […] We couldn’t be more excited to announce Season 2 of the Targaryen family saga. »
It was last July at Comic-Con in San Diego that George R. R. Martin and the team of The House of the Dragon first reported that talks are underway for a series renewal, which focuses on the story of House Targaryen as told in the book. Fire and Blood.
The ten episodes of the first season, which each cost nearly 20 million dollars, will be unveiled weekly until October 23, they are then available for webcasting to subscribers of the platform. The French version is available in Quebec to Crave subscribers.