There will be no Game of Thrones suites

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In a new comic and succinct interview with HBO's Casey Bloys, The Hollywood Reporter managed to get significant information from the president of the network programming: we will never see the adventures of Arya west of Westeros.

"No, no, no," he answered a question about a series of possible follow-ups. "No. Part of that is, I want this show-this Game of thrones, The show of Dan and David – to be his own business. I do not want to take characters from this world that they have done beautifully and put them in another world with the other creator. I want it to be the artistic piece they have. That's one of the reasons I'm not trying to do the same show. "

He concludes:[A] a suite or pick up any of the other characters does not make sense to us. So that leaves us free to imagine what a kingdom will look like under the domination of a supernatural and strange lunatic, and at the moment when Drogon will return to fling their fagged asses into oblivion.

Bloys also confirms George R.R. Martin's previous statement that there are two Game of thrones prequels being developed alongside the prequel series starring Naomi Watts which is scheduled to begin filming next month.

Bloys notes that this series will in no way be affected by the generally lukewarm response to The Thrones final. "There is no scenario where [screenwriter] Jane [Goldman] saw the episode and said, "Oh, I'd better change this, that or something else. They are not the same characters, it's not the same dynamic. It's not like we're taking the existing show saying, "X, Y, and Z worked, so let's do it." He's a different writer, creator, universe, and universe.

Bloys calls the finale "beautiful", but admits that "there is no way for the guys to have landed on this plane so that everyone will be happy and not want to make him happy." thing, then, that David Benioff and DB Weiss venture into the Star wars universe, a franchise full of friendly and open-minded fans.