House of the Dragon became an overnight success for HBO. The new series is a prequel to its previous hit, Game of Thrones, and centers on House Targaryen. Heading the clan at the start of the season was King Viserys (Paddy Considine). Still, by the season’s close, his daughter, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, was now expected
When House of the Dragon premiered earlier in the year, Alicent Hightower was introduced as a young maiden who was heavily influenced by her father. Originally portrayed by Emily Carey, in Episode 6, the character was aged up and Olivia Cooke stepped into the role. Around the same time, an interview between herself and fellow
House of the Dragon has been a massive success for HBO this year and is already confirmed for Season 2, which will not likely air until 2024. Designed as a prequel to their original series, Game of Thrones, this story took a deep dive into House Targaryen. Having to traverse a long period of time
With Episode 6 of House of the Dragon aging up several of its characters, HBO has released a clip showing some of the new faces of old characters. The next installment will feature a significant time jump, hence the reason for changing actors partway through Season 1. Most notably, Princess Rhaenyra, who was previously portrayed
As previously reported by Monsters and Critics, Episode 6 of House of the Dragon will significantly age up some of its characters. So far, the episodes leading up to Episode 6 have been a prequel to the prequel series, of sorts, giving viewers valuable backstory that detailed why there was a power struggle for the
With House of the Dragon getting ready to drop next month on HBO, the network has started a campaign to get viewers to tune in. While it seems likely that many Game of Thrones fans will check out the new series regardless of any promotional matter they see, the network is taking no chances and