US EditionA Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Cast: Full List of Stars in Game of Thrones Spin-Off
- On Sunday, HBO premieres A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, adapting George R.R. Martin's Tales of Dunk and Egg and created by Ira Parker, with no involvement from David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
- Set about 100 years before Game of Thrones and roughly seven decades after House of the Dragon, the show favors a compact scope centered on commoners at a tournament camp.
- The series unfolds over six episodes across a few days, each around 30 minutes, featuring Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg bonding at a jousting tournament.
- A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms leans into comedy with a lighter, breezier tone and adapts the first Dunk and Egg novella, raising hopes for more soon.
- Unlike other Martin shows, it contains no dragons or major wars, but delivers bloody tourney combat and gore with only speaking women as sex workers or love interests.
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How A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Connects to Game of Thrones
Bloodmoon, Snow, Empire of Ash. In the nearly seven years since Game of Thrones came to what we’ll generously refer to as a polarizing end, a number of successor shows set within the A Song of Ice and Fire universe have either been announced or rumored to exist, only to later be canceled or shelved. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] With the exception of House of the Dragon, a prequel series chronicling the war of succession that broke out betwee…
Soon fans of the Game of Thrones universe will be able to enjoy a new production entitled The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.The series that follows the adventures of a wandering knight named Ser Duncan El Alto, played by Peter Claffey, who travels along with his young Egg squire, embodied by Dexter Sol Ansell.This plot places the protagonists 100 years before the events of the main production, where the Targaryen lineage still had the power of th…
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Dressed in gleaming armor and trudging through mud, a knight swung a medieval weapon called a flail around his head, then tried to crash its spiky ball into a rival’s skull. Nearby, another knight on horseback charged his steed at an opponent, then smashed his lance into his shield, the impact sending shards of wood skyward and the rival flying from his mount. On an elevated viewing platform, robed nobles barely glanced at the mayhem below. They…
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