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George R.R. Martin Shares Update on Next ‘Significantly Different’ ‘Game of Thrones’ Book
- This year, George R.R. Martin confirmed A Song of Ice and Fire will end significantly differently from Game of Thrones, saying some characters alive in his books are dead in the show, and vice versa.
- After a contentious Zoom call, Ryan Condal presented his vision for season three, prompting HBO to ask George R.R. Martin to step back and leading Martin to air grievances in a blog post.
- Martin says he has around 1,100 manuscript pages finished and still needs to write The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring.
- Fans seeking a proper ending may have expectations reshaped, as George R.R. Martin resists sequels to avoid further canonizing the show's controversial ending.
- With multiple spinoffs active, House of the Dragon returns this year and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms premieres on Sunday, January 18, with George R.R. Martin as co-creator and executive producer.
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George R.R. Martin hints at a 'tragic' end for Tyrion in 'A Song of Ice and Fire' books
George R.R. Martin's plans for the end of his A Song of Ice and Fire series are much bloodier than the end of Game of Thrones.In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter about HBO's upcoming A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Martin discusses the conclusion of A Song of Ice and Fire. While he hasn't finalized the ending of his epic saga — fans have been waiting since 2011 for The Winds of Winter, book six of seven — he does have thoughts on how it …
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