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A 'Game of Thrones' Movie Is in the Works with an 'Andor' Writer
- Studio insiders say Warner Bros. is developing a Game of Thrones film with Beau Willimon, who has submitted an initial draft, centered on the Targaryen origin era.
- Earlier this year, The Hollywood Reporter revealed rival TV and film spinoff development efforts pursued by HBO and Warner Bros., with rumors circulating since Game of Thrones ended almost seven years ago.
- The studio's slate is in flux amid the pending acquisition as Paramount Skydance leads the bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, while James Gunn's Superman and Minecraft sequel prepare for April 17 and May 1 starts.
- Austerity measures could push Warner Bros. to lower-cost series strategies, citing success with Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and prioritizing a Conjuring prequel dated for September 2027.
- Such a mammoth plan places pressure on Warner studio leaders, with the project envisioned as a Dune-sized feature after recent award contenders raise expectations.
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Game of Thrones prequel film in development
A Game of Thrones prequel movie is in the works. Beau Willimon - who has worked on shows including House of Cards and Star Wars spin-off Andor - has tapped to write the script for the film that is in development at Warner Bros. A recent Hollywood Reporter cover story with Game of Thrones author Ge...
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Los Angeles TimesA 'Game of Thrones' movie is in the works with an 'Andor' writer
LOS ANGELES — The blood of the dragon is headed to the big screen.
What to know about every 'Game of Thrones' spinoff in the works, including the movie about Aegon's Conquest
Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen and Kit Harington as Jon Snow in "Game of Thrones."Helen Sloan/HBOSeveral "Game of Thrones" spinoffs are in the works at Warner Bros."House of the Dragon" and "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" both premiered to positive reviews.More prequel series are reportedly in production, in addition to a movie about Aegon's Conquest.Warner Bros. has long planned to expand George R. R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" universe, …
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