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‘Game of Thrones’ Movie in Early Development Stages: Reports
Could the dragons of Westeros finally make their way to the big screen? According to industry sources, a Game of Thrones movie is reportedly in the early stages of development. Trade outlets The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline disclosed Thursday that Warner Bros. Discovery is exploring the possibility of adapting the popular fantasy franchise for theaters.
The original Game of Thrones series, based on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire, was a global sensation throughout its eight-season run from 2011 to 2019, amassing a record 59 Emmy Awards and captivating audiences worldwide. The show’s success has already given rise to a TV spinoff, House of the Dragon, as well as several additional series under development.
While Martin and Thrones showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have long expressed interest in a theatrical film set in Westeros, Warner Bros. Discovery had previously been reluctant to bring the franchise to cinemas. However, The Hollywood Reporter suggests that a recent shift in studio leadership and the success of cross-platform franchises like The Batman, Dune, and the upcoming Harry Potter TV series may be prompting a change of heart.
Reports indicate that Warner Bros. has “quietly developed at least one film” set in the Thrones universe, though talks are still in the preliminary stages. No stars are currently attached to the project, and further details remain under wraps.
When approached for comment, a Warner Bros. spokesperson declined to confirm the news, leaving fans eager for more updates on what could be a monumental addition to the Game of Thrones saga.
