HBO took a gamble on “House of the Dragon,” and it worked out. The prestige cable network decided to begin filming the “Game of Thrones” spin-off series without testing it with a pilot first, a move that raised eyebrows not only because it was unusual, but a previously abandoned GoT spin-off “Bloodmoon” buried its own $30 million pilot. But former WarnerMedia chairman Robert Greenblatt says that he pushed to move quickly because of HBO Max‘s looming launch window, a sentiment that HBO’s executive vice president Francesca Orsi agreed with.
In a discussion with The Hollywood Reporter about reopening the book…
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