House Of The Dragon Is Officially In Production, GOT Prequel To Star The Crown's Matt Smith
Game of Thrones prequel series titled House of the Dragon is officially in production. HBO recently took to Twitter and revealed that the filming has begun in the UK along with a behind-the-scenes photo of the cast
The
awaited
Game
of
Thrones
prequel
series
titled
House
of
the
Dragon
is
officially
in
production.
HBO
recently
took
to
Twitter
and
revealed
that
the
filming
has
begun
in
the
UK
along
with
a
behind-the-scenes
photo
of
the
cast.
According
to
reports,
the
show
will
star
The
Crown
actor
Matt
Smith.
In
the
picture,
the
cast
can
be
seen
engrossed
in
a
table
read
while
adhering
to
social
distancing
norms.
The
caption
read,
"Fire
will
reign.
The
@HBO
original
series
#HouseoftheDragon
is
officially
in
production.
Coming
soon
to
@HBOMax
in
2022."
The
GOT
official
Twitter
account
also
shared
a
closer
look
at
the
star
cast
of
the
series.
As
per
reports,
The
Crown
star
Matt
Smith
is
set
to
play
Prince
Daemon
Targaryen.
The
picture
features
Emma
D'Arcy
who
will
be
playing
Princess
Rhaenyra
Targaryen
and
Paddy
Considine
as
King
Viserys.
Reportedly,
Steve
Toussaint,
will
be
playing
a
character
called
The
Sea
Snake.
Meanwhile,
Olivia
Cooke
will
be
seen
playing
Alicent
Hightower
and
Rhys
Ifans
playing
Otto
Hightower.
Notably,
House
Hightower
is
the
newest
royal
family
in
the
GOT
universe.
The
show
will
also
star
Eve
Best
as
Princess
Rhaenys
Velaryon,
Sonoya
Mizuno
as
Mysaria,
and
Fabien
Frankel
as
Ser
Criston
Cole.
The
awaited
prequel
takes
place
300
years
before
events
that
took
place
in
the
GOT
series.
The
show
will
follow
House
Targaryen
and
a
civil
war
that
threatens
to
break
their
region.
Apart
from
House
of
the
Dragon,
HBO
is
also
working
on
other
GOT
spin-offs
one
of
which
will
be
focusing
on
The
Sea
Snake.
The
drama
from
co-showrunners
Ryan
Condal
and
Miguel
Sapochnik
and
executive
producer
is
based
on
a
saga
authored
by
George
R.R.
Martin.
The
first
spin-off
series
House
of
the
Dragon
is
set
to
premiere
in
2022.