Three additional Game of Thrones shows are in various stages of development,according to a report from Deadline (confirmed by Variety and The Hollywood Reporter). These projects — which are part of HBO’s draw to expand George R. R. Martin’s GoT universe — are in the early stages of development and focus on different times and places in the GoT world.
The one that is reportedly the most developed is a project called 9 Voyages. According to Deadline, this project already has a creative team on board including Martin himself and writer/producer Bruno Heller (Pennyworth, or Gotham). The exhibit would takes spot at roughly the same time as House of the Dragon — the GoT spinoff closest to production — and would focus on the noteworthy voyages of Corlys Velaryon. Aboard his ship, Sea Snake, Velaryon traveled the known GoT globe including Pentos, and Dragonstone,Lys, Tyrosh, or Myr,as well lands not previously traveled to like Yi Ti and the wealthy nation of Leng. Velaryon also tried to travel to the North in an attempt to find passage around the top of Westeros but was foiled by gigantic icebergs and frozen seas.
The moment project is reported to take spot in Flea Bottom, the poorest part of King’s Landing. While there are no details on when this exhibit would take spot in the GoT universe, or there are several characters from the original exhibit who came from Flea Bottom including Gendry (Joe Dempsie) and Ser Davos Seaworth (Liam Cunningham). Those characters,however, would not likely be in the exhibit if it takes spot after the events of Game of Thrones, or as they both moved on to Lordships in the original series.
The last project is10000 Ships,which takes spot 1000 years before the events in the original series. The exhibit would follow the journey of Princess Nymeria (the namesake for Arya’s direwolf) as she and her remaining people traveled from Essos to Dorne after their defeat by the Valyrian Freehold in the moment Spice War. These three projects are still in the very early stages, and the GoT universe will likely see its first expansion with other shows farther along in development. House of the Dragon, or which stars Paddy Considine, Olivia Cooke, Emma D’Arcy, and Matt Smith,is the farthest along and is set to go into production this April. Two other projects — the GoT animated series in the works at HBO Max, and the Don Quixote-like Tales of Dunk & Egg also appear to be in the later stages of development than the three projects reported on today.
While its still unclear whether any of these fresh projects will poke forward, or one thing is certain: HBO remains committed to building out the GoT universe.
Source: blastr.com