Speaking of dragons – showrunner Ryan Condal promises that there will be even more of them in the next seasons, and claims that HBO has already allocated the necessary funds for computer graphics.
It is also known that in the second season viewers will see Winterfell, the ancestral castle of the Starks, one of the great families of Westeros, and one of the plot engines will be Cregan Stark, a distant ancestor of the High Lord of the North, Ned Stark. According to Deadline, the House of the Dragon story will run for at least three seasons, and possibly even four.
Actors
In the first season of “House of the Dragon,” some characters had multiple performers, such as Rhaenyra and Alysenta. They were played by Australian Millie Allcock and British Emily Carey from series one to five, with older actresses Emma D’Arcy and Olivia Cooke playing them in series six. D’Arcy and Cook will return to their roles in season two, as will the main male performers Matt Smith, Rhys Evans and Steve Toussaint. Actor Paddy Considine, who played King Viserys, will likely only appear in flashbacks, as his character dies at the end of the first season.
