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George R.R. Martin has confirmed the rumors are true: House of the Dragon Season 2 is still in production despite the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Most TV shows have been grounded amid the dual strikes, but the HBO epic can continue filming due to the cast not being under contract with SAG-AFTRA for

While Hollywood comes to a standstill amid the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes, two HBO shows will continue to film abroad. House of the Dragon and Industry will continue filming their second and third seasons, respectively, in the UK. The TV news broke just hours after SAG-AFTRA authorized a strike with

The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strike announced Thursday will not affect House of the Dragon‘s Season 2 production, TVLine has confirmed. As our sister site Variety first reported, actors can continue working on the Game of Thrones prequel because the

Viewers will be spending less time with Rhaenyra and her dragons on House of the Dragon Season 2. That news was revealed earlier this year when it was reported that the Game of Thrones spinoff's sophomore run would come in at eight episodes, down from the planned 10-episode run. A definite answer

Send a raven: House of the Dragon has added a handful of new faces to its cast roster ahead of Season 2. Gayle Rankin, who played GLOW‘s Sheila the She-Wolf and more recently appeared in Perry Mason, will portray Alys Rivers, our sister site Variety reports. The character lives at Harrenhal, is a