Actors’ remarks regarding their roles in the original series are understandable given that “Game of Thrones” ended nearly seven years ago and that we are still waiting for “House of the Dragon” to return. Sansa Stark actress Sophie Turner says she wouldn’t mind returning to the show and that she was pleased with her character’s ending, despite the fact that many cast members weren’t pleased with how the show ended.
No one else seemed particularly satisfied with their “Game of Thrones” ending, but I felt that Sansa’s story ended in a way that I found very satisfying. The actress told The Direct, “I think I got a good one, so I don’t know if I could revisit it.” Turner stated later in the interview that she does not rule out starring in another show in the future. Perhaps it would be a complete delight. A script would need to be shown to me.
The Queen in the North might make a reappearance, depending on current plans
Prequels and sequels to the original series are also in the works, according to “Game of Thrones” creator George R. R. Martin, who recently stated that a few spin-offs are in development at HBO. Martin wants to give fans a lot more of Westeros, which suggests he could be able to improve on the badly received Season 8 finale.
Although a schedule through 2028 has been made public, there is still uncertainty because Netflix recently announced that it intends to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. Future “Game of Thrones” projects may be impacted, even though certain details need to be worked out and shareholders still need to approve this purchase.
Conleth Hill, who portrayed Varys in “Game of Thrones,” has also discussed the show’s conclusion with The Times, though it’s unclear if George R. R. Martin could alter some of his characters’ endings by publishing new stories: “I thought I’d done something wrong.” I didn’t have any complaints until the last two series. The fact that Varys wasn’t the all-knowing character he had been in the previous two series simply annoyed me. I believe the HBO studio wanted to end it in a different way than what the writers wanted. The previous series seemed a little hurried to me. I was devastated, but I’m over it now.”
Here’s what the Game of Thrones universe schedule looks like
HBO promises new stories for “Game of Thrones” fans every year, with the most recent “Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” currently available for streaming. While “House of the Dragon” is anticipated to return this summer and then return for a second season in 2028, its second season has so far been confirmed for 2027.
More intriguingly, according to a previous report by Deadline, “Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” may receive at least two new seasons, each of which would adapt Martin’s novels. A spin-off of Aegon’s Conquest, which takes place prior to “House of Dragon” and depicts the Targaryens’ conquest of Westeros, a film, and even two animated series are among the other projects that have been rumored. One thing is for sure: HBO, or Netflix in the future, is trying to strike a balance between producing new content too slowly and rushing its narratives. If the latter is the case, the most recent sword-and-sorcery epic could end up like the recently concluded season of “Stranger Things.”
