Game Of Thrones creator George Martin says TV will not change romance – Deadline

Game of thrones The creator George RR Martin will not change what he intends to write to complete his book series, although some possible endings have already been explored in the HBO TV show based on his novels.

Talk to The GuardianMartin said the TV show version was not "very good" for him and said that the TV endings would not influence his career in the last two novels of the GoT series.

Many fans agree with Martin that the ends on TV are not very good. An online petition calling for a rewrite of the last season has gathered more than a million signatories. At San Diego Comic Con, last month, the GOT panel began with a plea for civility, as the passions were high against the creators of the series.

"Of course, HBO will change everything," joked Nikolaj Coster-Waldau at the CCSD panel.

Martin, 70, lamented at the Guardian that the show and its new celebrity actually slowed his writing.

"The very thing that should have accelerated me actually slowed down. Every day, I sat down to write and even though I had a good day, I would feel very bad because I would think, "God, I have to finish the book. I only wrote four pages when I should have written 40. "

He said that he had deliberately withdrawn online complaints and theories regarding the television show.

"I got out of it all … some of the [the theories] are right and some of [the theories] are wrong. They will know when I will finish, "he said.

Martin also said that the magic of the interaction between fans was gone for him.

"I do not want to go to a party where an infinite succession of people want to take selfies with me," he said. "Because it's not fun like in the good old days. It's work. "

Martin can no longer indulge in something as banal as shopping.

"I mean, I can not go to a bookstore any more, and it used to be what I liked in the world," he said. "Enter and walk from one pile to another, take books, read a little, leave with a big stack of things I never heard of when I arrived. Now, when I go to a bookstore, I am recognized within 10 minutes and there is a crowd around me. So you win a lot, but you also lose things. "