After almost two years of waiting, on July 17, Max will kick off the second season of ‘The House of the Dragon’. A new batch of chapters, eight in total, that will focus on the confrontation for the Iron Throne between Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) and Alicent Hightower (Olivia Cooke). Well then, We already know the duration of the first two episodes.
As is usual in the series created by Ryan J. Condal and George RR Martin, both will be located above the hour of footage. The first, ‘A Son for a Son’, reaches 64 minutes, while the second, still untitled, reaches 72. At the moment it is the longest of all the episodes that make up this prequel to ‘Game of Thrones’, exceeding the 67 minutes of chapters six and eight of the first season.
Week to week
With ‘The House of the Dragon’, unlike Netflix or Prime Video, Max insists on its weekly release strategy. As already happened with the first delivery, from July 17 to August 4, The streaming platform will add a new episode to its catalog every Monday.
‘The House of the Dragon’ is an adaptation of the novel published in 2018 ‘Fire and Blood’, by George RR Martin, and also has in its cast Matt Smith, Rhys IfansGraham McTavish, Steve Toussaint and Ewan Mitchell.
