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When will House of the Dragon be available?
HBO is betting on a blazing comeback to glory with its new Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, which will air on Sunday, August 21, 2022. The network's legendary series Game of Thrones ended with a bit of a whimper (or smokey sputter?) in 2019.
The show will not only focus on one of the most well-liked elements of Game of Thrones—the dragons!—but it will also be directed by co-showrunner Miguel Sapochnik, who was responsible for many of the series' most illustrious episodes, such as "Hardhome," "Battle of the Bastards," and "The Long Night."
How to access House of the Dragon on the internet
House of the Dragon will be shown on HBO's cable network and HBO Max's streaming service in the US. The program should also be available to viewers in Asia, Latin America, Scandinavia, and much of the rest of Europe on their local HBO.
HBO Max does not presently offer a free trial, but if you sign up for the channel through Hulu or Amazon, you can enjoy the first seven days for free.
While Game of Thrones episodes frequently aired concurrently with their U.S. broadcasts, this has not yet been confirmed for House of the Dragon. Instead, House of the Dragon will screen in the UK on Sky Atlantic and its partner streaming service Now. Through their version of Sky, viewers in Germany, Italy, and New Zealand may also watch the program. Similar to how HBO is unavailable in France, House of the Dragon will be broadcast simultaneously on the streaming service OCS (and it also offers a selection of other shows and movies from HBO).
In Australia, viewers have a choice between the streaming service Binge and the cable provider Foxtel to watch House of the Dragon. Fans from Australia should be aware that House of the Dragon will make its debut in Oz on August 22 due to the time difference.
When is the action in House of the Dragon?
The 10-episode television series, which will concentrate on the schemes of House Targaryen, is based on George R.R. Martin's spinoff novel Fire & Blood and is set around 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones. This prequel series will concentrate on the civil war known as "The Dance of the Dragons," when the Targaryens were at the height of their power and dragons controlled the sky, while the book takes a more comprehensive look to the family's history.
Who is in the cast of House of the Dragon?
The expansive House of the Dragon includes a mixture of well-known characters and relative unknowns, much like Game of Thrones (whose lives are probably about to change forever). Prepare yourself for a plethora of platinum blond wigs.
The most well-known actor among them is Matt Smith from Doctor Who and The Crown, who will portray the cunning Daemon Targaryen, Viserys I's brother. Most viewers across the world should be familiar with British actor Paddy Considine (Peaky Blinders, The Bourne Ultimatum), who will portray the troubled monarch.
However, the program will be hosted by a few relative novices and center on the friendship between Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, one of the two contenders for the throne, and Alicent Hightower, the ambitious Hand of the King Otto Hightower's daughter (portrayed by well-known Welsh actor Rhys Ifans). Before the series transitions to Rhaenyra and Alicent's adulthood and actresses Emma D'Arcy and Olivia Cooke assume their respective roles, Australian actress Milly Alcock and British actress Emily Carey will portray Rhaenyra and Alicent as teens.
Tom Glynn-Carney, who plays Prince Aegon, Princess Rhaenyra's younger brother and challenger for the throne, and British TV alumnus Steve Toussaint, who plays Lord Corlys Velaryon, the dreaded "Sea Snake" from a powerful old Valyrian family, round out the primary ensemble.
How about the HBO Max spinoff of Jon Snow?
Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington was rumored to be reprising his role as Jon Snow for an upcoming spinoff series in June 2022. This spinoff would probably continue where GoT left off. Since the series is still in its early stages of creation, there aren't many specifics available, but the possibility of other beloved characters making a comeback (where are you, Drogon?) caused a stir.
HBO is also developing a few more prequel and spinoff programs, such as 10,000 Ships (about Princess Nymeria), Voyages (about the aforementioned Sea Snake), and the slightly lighter-hearted Dunk and Egg (based on Martin's eponymous spinoff novella series). Additionally, there are three animated prequel projects in development.
In conclusion
There is a lot to look forward to for fans of Game of Thrones, at least in terms of streaming. In relation to The Winds of Winter (and the rumored seventh and last book in the Game of Thrones series), what may be said? In essence, we are in the dark.
