The ages in House of the Dragon are a lil bit different. As was the case with Game of Thrones, the characters on the show are not the same ages as they are in the book.For example, in the book
HBO. In the Game of Thrones series, Prince Doran Martell, ruler of Dorne, is merely a peripheral character who meets his end fairly early. In the books, however, Doran plays a much larger role in
While both shows adapt George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire books, there are many differences between House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones. Given how divisive the last season of Game of Thrones was, fans of the show and George R. R. Martin’s A Song Of Ice And Fire books were more than skeptical when HBO announced it would be doing
HBOEmilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen riding Drogon the dragon.HBO's "Game of Thrones" naturally has to make some changes from the books when adapting them
Even in Season 1, there were many elements of the show that were not present in the book. Likewise, some parts of the novel were cut or altered to better fit the story that Gaiman was trying to
The most obvious difference between the Westeros in Game of Thrones and the one in House of the Dragon is that dragons still reign supreme in the latter. The Targaryens have the most grown dragons in their possessions since the family's golden days in Old Valyria, with seventeen grown beasts. RELATED: 8 Things We Know About Game Of Thrones
The big, dramatic moment in tonight's episode, The Mountain and the Viper, comes at its end---when the Prince of Dorne, Oberyn Martell, fights Gregor Clegane, the Hound's older brother, in a trial
advertisement. Rattleshirt is not alive in the novels to travel to Hardhome. He is killed in place of Mance Rayder, although Melisandre 's magic hid this deception. The giant Wun Wun is not at
Each week, Wired breaks down the new episode in comparison to the books, and gauges whether the alterations to the story and characters constitute wise adaptation or pointless tampering. With that in mind, here are some of the most noteworthy changes in this week’s show.
A list of differences such as additional scenes, character appearances, and chronological changes that can be found in the TV series Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. Game of Thrones closely follows the storyline of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels, but there are still some differences between the books and the TV series, especially in the later seasons: Game of
George R.R. Martin has offered his latest update on the next entry in his A Song of Ice and Fire series, The Winds of Winter. The latest news comes from Martin’s Not A Blog website, where he
Daenerys from House Targaryen was shown as a young adult in the show while the book mentions her as a 13-year-old girl. John Snow, another major character of the series and also a much-expected heir to the Iron Throne, starts off his journey in the book as a fourteen-year-old boy.
According to the tale that Bran Stark recalls in A Storm Of Swords, the Night’s King was the thirteenth commander of the Night’s Watch, until he saw a woman atop the Wall, “with skin as
On the show, most of the cast is at least ten years older than the characters are in the books. Although this tends to be something most of Hollywood does and it makes sense, given the mature themes in the show, stories like Jon’s and Arya’s are even better when you know how old they are in the books. Arya, for example, is 9-10.
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