GameofThrones author George R. R. Martin says he was 'Out of the Loop' in the final seasons
Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin says that he was out of the loop by the time the later seasons of the show came along. In an interview with The New York Times, the writer discussed everything surrounding the launch of HBO's House of the Dragon."By Season 5 and 6, and certainly 7 and 8, I was pretty much out of the loop," Martin revealed. As another entry in the much-debated franchise, outlets have been asking the man who started it all about his feelings.
This time, Ryan Condal and Miguel Sapochnik are in the showrunner chair for House of the Dragon. They talked to The Hollywood Reporter about taking on such a massive property. HBO parent company Warner Bros. Discovery has made it very clear that huge franchises are the way they see things being made going forward.
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