Emilia Clarke and George RR Martin have confirmed the development of a sequel to Game of Thrones, which will once again star Kit Harington (Jon Snow).
“Game of Thrones Sequel Starring Jon Snow Will Reverse Original HBO Finale” is the headline that has come out in many news outlets.
In an interview, former “Mother of Dragons” confirmed that Kit Harington will reprise his role as Jon Snow in a show dedicated to the fan-favorite hero, as previously reported in the press.
Game of Thrones creator Martin also confirmed the planning stages in a blog post Thursday.
“Yes, the John Snow Show is in the making,” he wrote, adding that the show’s hands-on title was simply “SNOW,” and Harington pitched the idea to Martin and his company.
However, HBO has not officially announced whether it will give the go-ahead for the project.
But will Clarke, aka Daenerys Targaryen, appear in The Snow Show? “No, I think I’ve had enough,” the actress laughed.
Insiders said the series in development is progressing “creatively boldly” as the project will “flip up” the final season of Game of Thrones as the final word on the fate of the surviving characters in the most popular and Emmy television series.
Other surviving central characters, such as Snow’s half-brothers Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) and Sansa Stark Sophie Turner, as well as Brienne of Tarth (Gwendolyn Christie), will likely appear in the new adaptation.
In a previous post, the American magazine Vanity Fair published an excerpt from the book by Michelle Clapton, the costume designer for the cult TV series Game of Thrones.
In the English version, the publication will be called I nsight Editions Game of Thrones: The Costumes. In the book, the author shares the secret meanings and allusions contained in the characters’ intricate and luxurious clothing.
In particular, the artist described in detail the clothes of Sansa, Arya Stark, Cersei Lannister, Brienne of Tarth and many others.
Every detail of their costume contains a certain symbol of the family, relationships with the family, and even their personal development.
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