Warner Bros. is studying the feasibility of shooting a full-length feature film based on the books by George Martin. This was reported by the Hollywood Reporter, writes UNN.
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The publication writes that Warner Bros. is developing at least one movie in George Martin's epic fantasy universe without publicity. Several sources describe the project as a very early stage of development, without a director, actors, or screenwriter. So far, the company is only exploring the idea of Westeros invading movie theaters.
This move may represent a change in the company's strategy for the property. It is known that the showrunners of the original Game of Thrones series (David Benioff and Dan Weiss) wanted to end the series with three feature films instead of its final season in 2019. Martin was also enthusiastic about the idea of a movie. But HBO resisted this idea for a long time, wanting to retain the rights to the series.
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HBO has already released Dragon's Den, a prequel to Game of Thrones, and is developing the third season. In 2025, the spin-off Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, based on Martin's Dunk and Egg stories, is due out.
Fans are also looking forward to The Winds of Winter, Martin's next book.
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