Nov 12, 2024, 10:20 PM
Nov 12, 2024, 10:20 PM
George R.R. Martin criticizes changes in House of the Dragon season two
- George R.R. Martin voiced his concerns about changes to characters in House of the Dragon season two earlier this year.
- HBO and Ryan Condal responded by reminding fans that adaptations involve creative liberties, which can lead to conflicts.
- Despite previous tensions, Martin remains engaged with the franchise, looking forward to upcoming spin-offs.
Earlier this year, George R.R. Martin expressed dissatisfaction with adaptations made in the second season of House of the Dragon. His blog post highlighted concerns over changes that he believed would negatively impact character development. Although he deleted the post shortly afterward, the tension it created was palpable at HBO, especially for showrunner Ryan Condal. HBO responded by stressing the nature of adaptations and how necessary liberties may lead to disputes. Despite their differences, Martin is looking forward to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, another spin-off. HBO chief Casey Bloys acknowledged the challenges of collaboration but emphasized the importance of Martin to the creative process.
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