House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal has weighed in on George R.R. Martin‘s since-deleted blog posts criticizing the creative decisions that were made in season 2 of the HBO series.

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On the heels of the news of House of the Dragon Season 3 officially ... is voicing his response to Westeros creator George RR Martin's criticisms of the show and the differences between book ...

Martin expressed disappointment over changes to House of the Dragon, particularly the removal of Maelor Targaryen. He felt this weakened the Blood and Cheese sequence, as Helaena’s “Sophie’s ...

(Source: IMDb) Martin’s biggest critique about season two of House of the Dragon, per his blog post, was about the differences in the “Blood & Cheese” plot line. To recap, the series entirel ...

Filming is officially underway on House of the Dragon season 3 The announcement has been overshadowed by a spat between its showrunner and George R.R. Martin It's unclear what the tit for tat ...

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By Carly Thomas Associate Editor “It was disappointing,” Condal recently told Entertainment Weekly, months after Martin’s initial post. “I will simply say I’ve been a fan of A Song of ...

George R. R. Martin and the team behind the HBO series House of the Dragon are not on the same page. "I will simply say, I made every effort to include George in the adaptation process.

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