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- With fiery Season 2, the “House of the Dragon” retains the audience’s interest and even the first three episodes got to the approval of the master George R.
- On July 5, Martin who was writing his blog dedicated it to praising the cast and crew especially the designers of the set and the costumes, the actors and directors.
- “ A Son for A House of the Dragon Son “and “Rhaenyra the Cruel.
With fiery Season 2, the “House of the Dragon” retains the audience’s interest and even the first three episodes got to the approval of the master George R. R. Martin. On July 5, Martin who was writing his blog dedicated it to praising the cast and crew especially the designers of the set and the costumes, the actors and directors.
Martin recalled his time on the locations for those scenes in London and said that they were magnificent. He also commended the directors, Alan Taylor, and Clare Kilner, for fantastic work on the structured episodes; “ A Son for A House of the Dragon Son “and “Rhaenyra the Cruel. ”
Highland-Reeves did great and was beloved, Emma D’Arcy’s powerful acting, Tom Glynn-Carney whole complex character of Aegon, and Rhys Ifan’s Otto Hightower were among the bright spots. There was also praise for Matt Smith, Olivia Cooke, Fabien Frankel, Eve Best, Tittensor twins, and Phia Saban all in one cast.
Martin’s media empire grows with the success of “House of the Dragon,” alongside upcoming projects like “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: “The Hedge Knight” and the stage play “The Iron Throne” are considered to be closely related works due to the following similarities.
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