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Warner Bros announces a Game of Thrones film

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Warner Bros. has been working on a Game of Thrones movie that will bring Westeros to the big screen. According to reports, the initiative is still in its early stages. No director, writer, or cast members are attached to the project.

The program's creators, David Benioff and Dan Weiss had previously considered finishing Game of Thrones with three feature films rather than the 2019 series finale. The show is based on George R. Martin's fantasy novels.

Martin expressed his approval of the concept to the media and stated that it was being considered. However, the HBO officials opposed the notion since they wanted to keep the series as an HBO property.

Game of Thrones, which started in 2011, ended in 2019 after eight seasons. A spinoff based on the Targaryen dynasty House of the Dragons and the deadly succession conflict known as the "Dance of the Dragons" was released in 2022, the New Indian Express reported.

The second season was released in June of this year, and a third season is on the way. The network also plans to premiere the prequel series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms in 2025.


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