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7 Fantasy TV Shows Based on Books That Are True Masterpieces

Fantasy TV shows often base themselves on prior work, whether it be from novels, movies, video games, or even comics and graphic novels. This is because a lot of fantasy shows have a huge world with a lot of lore, so it's just more practical to bring an already existing universe to life rather than try to craft a new one (although this has still been done).

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β€˜Game of Thrones’ Play β€˜The Mad King’ Unveils Full Cast for Royal Shakespeare Company World Premiere

The Royal Shakespeare Company has unveiled a 36-strong cast for the play β€œGame of Thrones: The Mad King,” with Michael Shaeffer in the title role of King Aerys II Targaryen. The world premiere of the new play, adapted by Duncan Macmillan from George R. R. Martin’s novels, opens at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon […]

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Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage Reunite for the First Time Since β€˜Game of Thrones’ Ended to Discuss Nude Scenes, Sobriety and Life After Westeros: β€˜Let’s Embarrass the Fβ€” Out of Each Other’

Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage haven’t seen each other for seven years β€” not since the 2019 conclusion of β€œGame of Thrones,” the megahit HBO fantasy series that launched Harington’s career and cemented Dinklage’s, earning him three Emmys. But they spent the better part of a decade working together, enduring brutal conditions to tell an […]

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George R. R. Martin's Most Hated Sci-Fi Series Has Become a 10/10 Binge Watch on Streaming

George R. R. Martin, for better or worse, knows storytelling. But the man behind the biggest fantasy series in the world, a series which famously did not stick the landing in any way, shape or form, has a bone to pick with another series that once caught the imagination of the viewing public. From the very start, viewers were wowed by polar bears, smoke monsters, cursed numbers, secret bunkers, time travel, and while Martin was one of them, he had a big problem with the grand finale.

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