Author George R. R. Martin revealed that several projects were being considered, with the one by Jane Goldman being the first to receive the green light.

According to the synopsis, the show will be set thousands of years before the Westeros we’ve come to know and is likely to chronicle the origin of the White Walkers.

Naomi Watts, Miranda Richardson, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Georgia Henley have already been confirmed as part of the cast of the series for which the Kingsman writer has been selected as showrunner.

Speaking on the Maltin on Movies podcast, Martin said, “The scale of Game of Thrones’ success has – reaching all over the world and invading the culture to [such an extent]. It’s not something anyone could ever anticipate, not something I expect to ever experience again.”

Even if the prequel does not match its predecessor’s mass success, we daresay fans will look forward to a return to Westeros.

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While most of the world deals with the absence that the end of the HBO series has left in their lives, they are also busy speculating on the forthcoming spin-offs that await.

An untitled series from Kingsman: The Golden Circle writer Jane Goldman is already in production, but George R.R. Martin has confirmed that other possible shows are in the works, too.

It has, sadly, already been ruled out that one of the potential projects will focus on Arya discovering what is west of Westeros, but perhaps we still have a chance to follow Sansa’s rule as the Queen of the North?

Not according to Sophie Turner.

“I think it’s time to say goodbye to Sansa. I’m ready-ish, to say goodbye to her. I think my watch has ended. It’s been 10 years of my life and the best 10 years of my life by far,” the Dark Phoenix actress told Sky News. “I feel like if I played her again it would be just be more trauma.”

Let’s just believe that Sansa makes an awesome Queen, then.

The post Sophie Turner Rules Out a Sansa Stark Spin-Off appeared first on TheDailyDay.

Author George R. R. Martin revealed that several projects were being considered, with the one by Jane Goldman being the first to receive the green light.

According to the synopsis, the show will be set thousands of years before the Westeros we’ve come to know and is likely to chronicle the origin of the White Walkers.

Naomi Watts, Miranda Richardson, Jamie Campbell Bower, and Georgia Henley have already been confirmed as part of the cast of the series for which the Kingsman writer has been selected as showrunner.

Speaking on the Maltin on Movies podcast, Martin said, “The scale of Game of Thrones’ success has – reaching all over the world and invading the culture to [such an extent]. It’s not something anyone could ever anticipate, not something I expect to ever experience again.”

Even if the prequel does not match its predecessor’s mass success, we daresay fans will look forward to a return to Westeros.

The post George R. R. Martin Doubts The “Game of Thrones” Prequel Will Be as Successful as the Original appeared first on TheDailyDay.

While most of the world deals with the absence that the end of the HBO series has left in their lives, they are also busy speculating on the forthcoming spin-offs that await.

An untitled series from Kingsman: The Golden Circle writer Jane Goldman is already in production, but George R.R. Martin has confirmed that other possible shows are in the works, too.

It has, sadly, already been ruled out that one of the potential projects will focus on Arya discovering what is west of Westeros, but perhaps we still have a chance to follow Sansa’s rule as the Queen of the North?

Not according to Sophie Turner.

“I think it’s time to say goodbye to Sansa. I’m ready-ish, to say goodbye to her. I think my watch has ended. It’s been 10 years of my life and the best 10 years of my life by far,” the Dark Phoenix actress told Sky News. “I feel like if I played her again it would be just be more trauma.”

Let’s just believe that Sansa makes an awesome Queen, then.

The post Sophie Turner Rules Out a Sansa Stark Spin-Off appeared first on TheDailyDay.