Game Of Thrones’ Prequel ‘House Of The Dragon’ Reportedly Cancelled by HBO
GAME OF THRONE – The highly-anticipated prequel of Game of Thrones has reportedly been canceled by HBO.
The American fantasy drama tv series Game of Thrones has gathered millions of fans from different countries around the world. It is an adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s novel “A Song of Ice and Fire.
The show has won lots of awards and nominations from Golden Globe Awards and Emmy Awards. The most awarded member of the cast is the American actor Peter Dinklage.
In a previous article, the creator of the hit tv series George R.R. Martin said the show could have run for 5 more seasons. “It can be… traumatic. Because sometimes their creative vision and your creative vision don’t match, and you get the famous creative differences thing – that leads to a lot of conflict. The series has been… not completely faithful. Otherwise, it would have to run another five seasons,” he said.
A few months ago, the producers announced that they will make a prequel of Game of Thrones entitled “House of the Dragon.” It is based on the book “Fire and Blood.”
Based on a report from BBC, the prequel of the top=rated tv-series is ditched by HBO, a cable channel in the US. The executive producer of the program, Jane Goldman, informed the cast through an email.
According to the report, the reason behind the cancellation of the project was not revealed. The cable channel also did not comment regarding the reports.
The news about the Game of Throne prequel elicited mixed reactions from the netizens. Here are some of their comments on the post:
@Andy Troy: “That’s a damn shame. Was looking forward to that! Unlike most, I enjoyed the original series in it’s entirety. I felt quite keen to see more.”
@Russ McGurn: “That’s GREAT news. NOTHING could redeem GOT after that HORRIBLE last season!”
@Simon Meade: “Not bothered about this- have forgotten about GOT – Great series until the Poor Ending”
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