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House of the Dragon
When a Targaryen king names his daughter heir to the Iron Throne, breaking centuries of tradition, the powerful dynasty teeters on the brink of civil war as rival claimants and their dragons ignite a devastating struggle for power.
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2022
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TV-MA
Seasons
4 seasons
Sci-Fi & FantasyDramaAction & Adventure
The Targaryen dynasty is at the absolute apex of its power, with more than 15 dragons under their yoke. Most empires crumble from such heights. In the case of the Targaryens, their slow fall begins when King Viserys breaks with a century of tradition by naming his daughter Rhaenyra heir to the Iron Throne. But when Viserys later fathers a son, the court is shocked when Rhaenyra retains her status as his heir, and seeds of division sow friction across the realm.
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Seasons & Episodes
- 3.01Salt and Sea, Fire and BloodJun 21, 2026Rate
Rhaenyra, trusting Alicent’s counsel, maneuvers to seize control of King’s Landing as the Triarchy sets sail to confront Corlys in the Gullet.
- 3.02Queen's LandingJun 28, 2026Rate
Alicent makes a desperate sacrifice to honor her agreement, while Rhaenyra confronts the difficult choice of pursuing the Iron Throne despite its heavy price.
- 3.03Rhaenyra TriumphantJul 5, 2026Rate
Rhaenyra discovers that the political climate in King’s Landing differs from her expectations. With adversaries elusive and pressures mounting from multiple factions, she must carefully balance satisfying her allies while strengthening her authority.
- 3.04TumbletonJul 12, 2026Rate
Ormund mounts an invasion of Tumbleton, tightening the strategic situation for Rhaenyra and restricting her maneuverability.
- 3.05Unbowed and UnbentJul 19, 2026Rate
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- 3.06Episode 6Jul 26, 2026Rate
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- 3.07Episode 7Aug 2, 2026Rate
- 3.08Episode 8Aug 9, 2026Rate
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Credits
Actors
- Matt Smithas Prince Daemon Targaryen (26 Episodes)
- Steve Toussaintas Lord Corlys 'The Sea Snake' Velaryon (26 Episodes)
- Sonoya Mizunoas Mysaria 'The White Worm' (26 Episodes)
- Fabien Frankelas Ser Criston Cole (25 Episodes)
- Rhys Ifansas Ser Otto Hightower (21 Episodes)
- Matthew Needhamas Lord Larys 'Clubfoot' Strong (21 Episodes)
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Director of Photography
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- AI · ReviewedJul 20, 2026
House of the Dragon Red Keep Massacre Signals Trouble
This week's episode of House of the Dragon concludes with a disturbing discovery at the Red Keep, hinting at deeper treachery. The grim scene raises concerns for Rhaenyra and her allies, suggesting a dangerous shift in the political landscape.
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- AI · ReviewedJul 20, 2026
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 Recap
In 'House of the Dragon' Season 3, Episode 5, titled 'Unbowed and Unbent,' tensions escalate as characters grapple with the burdens of power and legacy. The episode delves into the emotional and political struggles of key figures, highlighting the weight of leadership and the personal costs of ambition. As alliances shift and betrayals unfold, the narrative continues to explore the complexities of the Targaryen dynasty.
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- AI · ReviewedJul 15, 2026
Actor Explains Ormund-Daeron Dynamic in 'House of the Dragon'
In 'House of the Dragon,' Ormund Hightower (played by James Norton) has been raising his cousin Daeron Hightower since childhood. Their complex relationship, revealed in Season 3, mirrors themes of manipulation and affection seen in other family dynamics within the series. Norton discusses how Ormund views Daeron as a central figure in his life, despite their toxic bond. The actor emphasizes the importance of portraying genuine, albeit twisted, affection between the characters to maintain narrative credibility. Ormund's actions, including forcing Daeron to commit violence, reflect his extremist beliefs and desire to place Daeron on the Iron Throne.
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- AI · ReviewedJul 13, 2026
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 Recap
The fourth episode of House of the Dragon Season 3 continues to explore the complex political and personal tensions within the Targaryen family. As alliances shift and betrayals unfold, characters grapple with the consequences of their choices, setting the stage for further conflict. The episode highlights key moments that deepen the narrative and raise questions about the future of the realm. With dramatic confrontations and strategic maneuvering, the story remains tightly woven and unpredictable.
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Cast & Crew
571 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Matt Smith
as Prince Daemon Targaryen (26 Episodes)
Steve Toussaint
as Lord Corlys 'The Sea Snake' Velaryon (26 Episodes)
Sonoya Mizuno
as Mysaria 'The White Worm' (26 Episodes)
Fabien Frankel
as Ser Criston Cole (25 Episodes)
Rhys Ifans
as Ser Otto Hightower (21 Episodes)
Matthew Needham
as Lord Larys 'Clubfoot' Strong (21 Episodes)
Emma D Arcy
as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (20 Episodes) , Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (voice) (1 Episode)
Kurt Egyiawan
as Grand Maester Orwyle (16 Episodes) , Maester Orwyle (5 Episodes)
Olivia Cooke
as Queen Alicent Hightower (20 Episodes)
Jefferson Hall
as Lord Jason Lannister / Ser Tyland Lannister (11 Episodes) , Ser Tyland Lannister (9 Episodes)
Ewan Mitchell
as Prince Aemond Targaryen (19 Episodes)
Harry Collett
as Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon (18 Episodes)
Supporting cast
248Tom Glynn Carney
as King Aegon II Targaryen (16 Episodes) , Prince Aegon Targaryen (2 Episodes)
Bethany Antonia
as Baela Targaryen (17 Episodes)
Phoebe Campbell
as Rhaena Targaryen (16 Episodes)
Phia Saban
as Queen Helaena Targaryen (14 Episodes) , Princess Helaena Targaryen (2 Episodes)
Eve Best
as Princess Rhaenys Targaryen (14 Episodes)
Kieran Bew
as Hugh (14 Episodes)
Abubakar Salim
as Alyn of Hull (14 Episodes)
Tom Bennett
as Ulf (13 Episodes)
Freddie Fox
as Ser Gwayne Hightower (13 Episodes)
Gayle Rankin
as Alys Rivers (13 Episodes)
Clinton Liberty
as Addam of Hull (12 Episodes)
Paddy Considine
as King Viserys I Targaryen (10 Episodes) , King Viserys I Targaryen (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Phil Daniels
as Maester Gerardys (11 Episodes)
Paul Kennedy
as Lord Jasper 'Ironrod' Wylde (11 Episodes)
Max Wrottesley
as Ser Lorent Marbrand (10 Episodes)
Graham Mctavish
as Ser Harrold Westerling (9 Episodes)
Anthony Flanagan
as Ser Steffon Darklyn (9 Episodes)
James Norton
as Lord Ormund Hightower (8 Episodes)
Tom Cullen
as Ser Luthor Largent (8 Episodes)
Tommy Flanagan
as Lord Roderick Dustin (8 Episodes)
Dan Fogler
as Ser Torrhen Manderly (8 Episodes)
Joplin Sibtain
as Ser Jon Roxton (8 Episodes)
Barry Sloane
as Ser Adrian Redfort (8 Episodes)
Bill Paterson
as Lord Lyman Beesbury (8 Episodes)
Luke Tittensor
as Ser Arryk Cargyll (8 Episodes)
Nicholas Jones
as Lord Bartimos Celtigar (8 Episodes)
Elliott Tittensor
as Ser Erryk Cargyll (7 Episodes)
Jordon Stevens
as Elinda Massey (7 Episodes)
Barney Fishwick
as Ser Martyn Reyne (7 Episodes)
Tok Stephen
as Eddard 'Red Ned' Waters (7 Episodes)
Gavin Spokes
as Lord Lyonel Strong (6 Episodes)
Jamie Kenna
as Ser Alfred Broome (6 Episodes)
James Dreyfus
as Lord Gormon Massey (6 Episodes)
Ralph Davis
as Ser Leon Estermont (6 Episodes)
Simon Russell Beale
as Ser Simon Strong (6 Episodes)
Vincent Regan
as Ser Rickard Thorne (6 Episodes)
David Horovitch
as Grand Maester Mellos (5 Episodes)
Emily Carey
as Queen Alicent Hightower (5 Episodes)
Michelle Bonnard
as Madam Sylvi (5 Episodes)
Michael Elwyn
as Lord Simon Staunton (5 Episodes)
Ryan Corr
as Ser Harwin 'Breakbones' Strong (4 Episodes)
Wil Johnson
as Ser Vaemond Velaryon (4 Episodes)
Alexis Raben
as Talya (4 Episodes)
Maddie Evans
as Dyana (4 Episodes)
Kieron Jecchinis
as Dragonkeeper (4 Episodes)
Ellora Torchia
as Kat (4 Episodes)
Rebecca Calder
as Dragonkeeper (4 Episodes)
Milly Alcock
as 7 episodes
Benjamin Evan Ainsworth
as Prince Daeron Targaryen
Amanda Collin
as Lady Jeyne Arryn
Graeme Mcknight
as Paxter Strong
Paul Valentine
as Germund Strong
Eddie Eyre
as Ser Axell Bulwer
Archie Barnes
as Ser Oscar Tully
James Doherty
as Cley
Samson Kayo
as Mujja
Antonio Magro
as Lord Petyr Piper
Tom Cawte
as Cole's Squire
Steffan Rhodri
as Lord Hobert Hightower
Nanna Blondell
as Lady Laena Velaryon
Paul Hickey
as Lord Allun Caswell
Ben Dilloway
as Ser Soren
Jack Parry Jones
as Ser Willem Blackwood
Sacha Vodegel Matzen
as Cupbearer
Oscar Eskinazi
as Prince Joffrey Velaryon
Patrick Sass
as Arilon
Chris Sheen
as Hightower Archer
Leo Hart
as Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon
Elliot Grihault
as Prince Lucerys 'Luke' Velaryon
Harvey Sadler
as Prince Lucerys 'Luke' Velaryon
Ty Tennant
as Prince Aegon Targaryen
Leo Ashton
as Prince Aemond Targaryen
Sian Brooke
as Queen Aemma Arryn
Theo Nate
as Ser Laenor Velaryon
Evie Allen
as Princess Helaena Targaryen
Shani Smethurst
as Lady Baela Targaryen
Daniel Scott Smith
as Prince Craghas 'The Crabfeeder' Drahar
Eva Ossei Gerning
as Lady Rhaena Targaryen
Solly Mcleod
as Ser Joffrey Lonmouth
John Macmillan
as Ser Laenor Velaryon
Simon Chandler
as High Septon Balman
Andrew Bicknell
as Dragonkeeper Elder
Nova Foueillis Mose
as Lady Laena Velaryon
Julian Lewis Jones
as Lord Boremund Baratheon
Bijan Daneshmand
as High Priest
Lucy Briers
as Lady Ceira Lannister
Sean Cernow
as Black Cell Gaunt Prisoner
Rosie Ede
as Older Midwife
Arty Froushan
as Ser Qarl Correy
Clea Martin
as Royal Handmaiden
Gary Raymond
as High Septon
Alana Ramsey
as Lady Lynesse Hightower
Haqi Ali
as Maester Kelvyn
Kathryn Delaney
as Wet Nurse
Abigail Thorn
as Sharako Lohar
Sam C Wilson
as Blood
Mark Stobbart
as Cheese
Daniel Fathers
as Lord Humfrey Lefford
Annie Shapero
as Alysanne Blackwood
Paul Clayton
as Lord Merryweather
Tim Faraday
as Lord Amos Bracken
James Weber Brown
Owen Mulhall
Barry Calvert
Aedan Day
as Ser Raylon Bracken
Dylan Smith
Matt Wakeford
Alistair Brammer
as Gold Cloak
Jack Staddon
as Ser Targaryen
John Paul Hurley
as Lord Darry
Anna Francolini
as Lady Mallister
Richard Flood
Turlough Convery
as Ser Manfryd Mooton
Miriam Lucia
as Lady Fell
Patrice Naiambana
as Dragonkeeper Elder
Roger Evans
as Lord Borros Baratheon
Chris David Storer
as Lord Humfrey Bracken
Gabriel Scott
as Jerrel Bracken
Michael Carter
as King Jaehaerys I Targaryen
Alfie Todd
as Willem Blackwood
Toby Dixon
as Lyseni Boy
Savannah Steyn
as Lady Laena Velaryon
Minnie Marx
as Woman in Black (Circus)
Jonny Weldon
as Samwell
Garry Cooper
as Lord Ryam Redwyne
Jonathan Jaynes
as Theatre Player
Charlie Gordon
as Fake Daeron
Samuel Sargeant
as Vendor in Marquee
Tom Taylor
as Lord Cregan Stark
Edward Rowe
as Ser Howland Sharp
David Hounslow
as Lord Rickon Stark
Oliver Grange
as Jon
Frankie Wilson
as Captain Randyll Barret
Paul Leonard
as Lord Beric Dondarrion
Owen Oakeshott
as Ser Gerold Royce
Joanna David
as Lady Joselyn Redwyne
Mikhail Sen
as Mickon
Nina Barker Francis
as Jayne
Rhys Parry Jones
as Master of Revels
Philip Young
as Silk Street Drunkard
Shane Afolabi
Thom Ashley
as Brett Lannister
Tripti Tripuraneni
as Helaena's Nurse
Bill Bekele
as High Tide Page
Oliver Coopersmith
as Janos
Brigid Lohrey
as Red Keep Housekeeper
Oscar Salem
as Ser Addam
Adam Brown
as Lord Glendon Footly
Dawn Butler
as Weaver
Rachel Redford
as Lady Rhea Royce
Aron Von Andrian
as Velaryon Knight (Bloodstone)
Alexandra Moen
as Lady Sharis Footly
Dempsey Bovell
as Butcher
David Cann
as Dragonkeeper
Martha Thomas
as Queen's Handmaid
Peter Polycarpou
as Lord Gaunt
Arthur Conti
as Queen's Page
Dean Nolan
as Prince Reggio Haratis
Mirjam Germann
as Dragonkeeper
Abigail Thaw
as Lady Gaskell
Matthew Carver
as Laenor Velaryon
Chris Jarman
as Triarchy Lieutenant
Peter Sandys Clarke
as Lord Bywater
Lewis Macdougall
as Tom Tangletongue
Arevinth V Sarma
as Black Cell Prisoner 2
Jordan Long
as Triarchy Member
Gareth Morrison
as Black Cell Prisoner 3
John Arnedo
as Gargantuan Brute
Ben Turner
as Triarchy Member
Christos Lawton
Joshua Wichard
as City Gold Cloak
Steve Meo
as Triarchy Member
Lucas Aurelio
as Ser Willis Fell
Lavinia Burch
Roger Ajogbe
Rosa Escoda
as Younger Midwife
Eloise Black
Douglas Russell
as Garrick of Whitegrove
Shaun Mccourt
Ravi Aujla
as Pentoshi Surgeon
Steven Pacey
as Lord Gunthor Darklyn
Joshua Ben Tovim
as Brynden 'Bloodraven' Rivers
Andy Gathergood
as Dragonsite Vagabond
Mary Galloway
Hamza Siddique
Rasmus Hardiker
as Jerard
Alex Crook
as Wiry Vagabond
Anna Sari
as Dragonkeeper Translator
James Craven
as Stark Night's Watch Candidate
Emmanuel Kojo
Joseph Edwards
Afolabi Alli
as Dragonkeeper Acolyte
Scroobius Pip
as Herald
Tom Lorcan
as Stark Captain
Nigel Allen
Laurence Saunders
as Rook's Rest Guardsman
Claire Cogan
as Ratcatcher Mother
Oliver Nelson
as Hightower Servant
Cameron Barclay
Nicola Wright
as Ratcatcher Woman
Clive Brunt
Graeme Dalling
as Shipbreaker Bay Fisherman
William Willoughby
Jack Wilson
Ollie Barton
Peter Barrett
John Tueart
Sophie Ablett
as Alicent's Maid
Robert Rhodes
as Silver Denys
Kenneth Collard
as Lord Forrest Frey
Jaouhar Ben Ayed
as Master Servant
Ben Castle Gibb
Andy Lister
as Tyroshi Soldier
Sarah Woodward
as Lady Sabitha Frey
Parker Lapaine
as Rowena
Dritan Kastrati
as Dornish Merchant
Roderick Hill
as Guildmaster
Tom Clegg
as King's Landing Passerby
Denise Mack
Elliot Norman
Ben Greenhough
Claire Storey
Emeline Lambert
as Princess Alyssa Targaryen
Tim Potter
as Fishing Captain
Shane Stevenson
as Red Keep Maid
Stewart Lockwood
as King's Landing Peasant
Abhin Galeya
as Leon
Richard Pepper
Daisy Kakkar
Erica Ford
as Handmaid
Ryan Kopel
as Ser Aeron Bracken
Aaron Hodgetts
as Hugh's Apprentice
Calum Maclean
as Hightower Guard
William Oxborrow
Jessica Temple
as Leon's Wife
Kieran Burton
as Davos Blackwood
Tracey Anne Liles
as Goodwife
Erwan Sion
as Clam Digger
Ted Reilly
as Crofter
Sidney Kerr
as Reyne's Squire
Marcus Mckinlay
Phillipa Peak
Anthony Cozens
Ross Virgo
as Red Keep Steward
Gianni Calchetti
as Winter Wolf
Mark Oldridge
as Ser Garibald Grey
Bern Collaco
as Gold Cloak Guard
Robert Ryan
as Household Targaryen Guard
Writers
7Producers
51Alan Taylor
executive producer
Alexis Raben
producer
Angus More Gordon
producer
Benjamin Stower
di producer: Warner Bros. De Lane Lea
Charmaine Degrate
co-executive producer (as Charmaine DeGraté)
Clare Kilner
co-executive producer / executive producer
Clementine Dunnell
associate producer
Dan Storey
creative field producer: behind the scenes, bts producer
Daniel S Kaminsky
co-executive producer
Danny Gulliver
producer
David Hancock
co-executive producer / executive producer
Eileen Shim
co-producer / producer
Gabe Fonseca
supervising producer
Geeta Vasant Patel
co-executive producer
George R R Martin
executive producer
Greg Yaitanes
co-executive producer
Hannah Godwin
co-producer
Ide O Rourke
associate producer / co-producer / producer
Ira Parker
co-executive producer
Jocelyn Diaz
executive producer
Karen Wacker
producer
Karl Mcmillan
co-producer
Kevin De La Noy
executive producer
Kevin Fairfax Harwood
head of workflow: post-producer - Warner Bros. De Lane Lea / head of workflow: post-producer: Warner Bros. De Lane Lea
Kevin Lau
producer
Loni Peristere
executive producer
Louise Stewart
post producer: De Lane Lea
Megan Ott
associate producer
Melissa Bernstein
executive producer
Miguel Sapochnik
executive producer (showrunner) / executive producer
Pam Fitzgerald
co-producer / producer / co-executive producer
Peter Welter Soler
line producer: Spain Unit
Philippa Goslett
co-executive producer / executive producer
Richard Sharkey
consulting producer
Ron Schmidt
executive producer
Ryan Condal
Producer
Ryan J Condal
executive producer (showrunner) / executive producer (as Ryan Condal)
Sabrina Christoforidis
visual effects executive producer: Pixomondo
Sara Hess
executive producer
Sean Hill
producer: behind the scenes
Sofia Noronha
line producer / line producer: Spain / line producer: Portugal
Stuart Bryce
dailies manager: post-producer - Warner Bros. De Lane Lea / dailies manager: post-producer: Warner Bros. De Lane Lea
Thomas M Horton
visual effects producer / vfx producer
Ti Mikkel
co-producer
Tim Porter
co-producer
Toby Ford
co-producer
Tom Cushing
digital intermediate producer
Trina E Siopy
co-executive producer
Vince Gerardis
executive producer
William O Toole
co-producer
Zenzele Price
co-producer
Other crew
286Mathieu Antoine
3d animator: Rodeo FX
Tristan Phillips
4x4 captain Wales / 4x4 hod / 4x4 HOD
Adamshaw4x4
4x4 driver
Nicol Shaw
4x4 driver
Jack Foran
a' camera grip / crane grip / c camera grip / crane grip & 'c' camera grip
Priya Dadlani
account assistant
Sam Brocklebank
accounts assistant
Max Boon
additional camera trainee: dailies / camera trainee / camera trainee: 'a' camera, dailies / camera trainee: "a" camera, dailies
Otto Rodd
additional colorist / additional colourist
Richard Armstrong
additional music editor
Abigail Barbier
adr voice casting
Benoit Moranne
animation supervisor
Awards & Nominations
1 win · 1 nominationGolden Globe Award
- Won2023Best Television Series – Drama
- Nom2023Best Actress – Television Series Drama — Emma D'Arcy
Technical specs
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
- Sound mix
- Dolby Atmos
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Filming locations
- 📍 California
Spoiler-Safe Guide
medium confidencesource-verifiedCovers Season 1 (10 episodes, 2022) and Season 2 (8 episodes, 2024) with medium-to-high confidence after corrections. Several character debut tags were wrong (Criston Cole, Larys Strong) and have been fixed. Season 3 (8 episodes, premiering June 21, 2026) is listed by air date only — no verified plot details available. Confidence downgraded from 'high' to 'medium' because two debut episode tags required correction, one event description (Rhaenys/crowd) was factually wrong, and the S2E1 Blood and Cheese entry omitted a load-bearing causal fact (Helaena's forced identification).
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Key: ★ notable · ★★ major · ★★★ series-defining · ✓ confirmed · ~ estimated · ⚠️ limited sources
Major events
Characters
Rhaenyra Targaryen · Milly Alcock (young); Emma D'Arcy (adult) · debut [S1E1✓]
Princess turned queen-in-exile: named heir by her father, she watches her claim eroded by political maneuvering and the birth of Alicent's sons, before the death of King Viserys forces her to claim the throne against her half-brother Aegon II — a civil war that costs her dearly before it has fully begun.
Daemon Targaryen · Matt Smith · debut [S1E1✓]
Rogue prince, veteran dragonrider, and political wild card: exiled, widowed, and eventually wed to his niece Rhaenyra, Daemon proves as dangerous to his allies as to his enemies — his impulsive vengeance killing precipitates full-scale civil war.
Alicent Hightower · Emily Carey (young); Olivia Cooke (adult) · debut [S1E1✓]
King Viserys's second wife and Rhaenyra's childhood friend turned political rival: manipulated by her father Otto and shaped by a fateful misunderstanding of Viserys's dying words, she becomes the anchor of the Greens' faction even as its costs mount.
Viserys I Targaryen · Paddy Considine · debut [S1E1✓]
A well-meaning king undone by indecision and illness: his efforts to keep peace between his daughter and his second family lay the groundwork for the civil war that follows his death.
Aegon II Targaryen · Tom Glynn-Carney · debut [S1E3~]
The reluctant usurper: crowned king over his own reservations, Aegon II is an impulsive ruler whose battlefield vanity at Rook's Rest nearly costs him his life and leaves the Greens without their figurehead king for much of Season 2.
Aemond Targaryen · Ewan Mitchell · debut [S1E6~]
The one-eyed prince who grew from bullied youth into the Greens' most dangerous weapon: the rider of the enormous Vhagar, his impulsive pursuit of Lucerys triggers the kinslaying that starts the war in earnest.
Rhaenys Targaryen · Eve Best · debut [S1E1✓]
The Queen Who Never Was: passed over for the throne at a Great Council in favor of Viserys, she becomes one of Rhaenyra's most important allies — and her death at Rook's Rest is the first major dragon loss of the war.
Otto Hightower · Rhys Ifans · debut [S1E1✓]
Alicent's father and the Hand of the King: the architect of the Green faction's political strategy, whose calculated ambitions shaped decades of Targaryen court politics before he was finally sidelined.
Criston Cole · Fabien Frankel · debut [S1E4~]
Rhaenyra's former lover turned embittered antagonist: after she refuses to run away with him, Cole becomes Alicent's fiercest protector and the Greens' military enforcer, rising to Hand of the King.
Larys Strong · Matthew Needham · debut [S1E5~]
The club-footed master of whispers who turns kinslaying into a career move: Larys murders his own father and brother, cementing his grip on Alicent and securing the lordship of Harrenhal.
Laena Velaryon · Savannah Steyn (young); Nanna Blondell (adult) · debut [S1E2~]
Daemon's wife and a dragonrider who chooses her own death: rather than die in childbirth like Queen Aemma before her, she commands her dragon Vhagar to end her suffering on her own terms.
Harwin Strong · Ryan Corr · debut [S1E4~]
Commander of the City Watch, widely believed to be the biological father of Rhaenyra's three sons — a dangerous truth that gets him killed.
Lucerys Velaryon · Harvey Sadler (child); Elliot Grihault (teen/young adult) · debut [S1E6~]
Rhaenyra's second son and the heir to Driftmark — a boy whose death at the jaws of Vhagar lights the fuse of full civil war.
Corlys Velaryon · Steve Toussaint · debut [S1E1✓]
The Sea Snake: the wealthiest lord in Westeros and master of House Velaryon, his ships and political loyalty prove critical to Rhaenyra's faction.
Hugh Hammer · Ulf the White's counterpart; played by Kieran Bew · debut [S2E7✓]
A bastard with Targaryen blood who claims the ancient dragon Vermithor, becoming one of Rhaenyra's most powerful new dragonriders.
Ulf White · Tom Bennett · debut [S2E7✓]
A self-proclaimed Targaryen bastard who accidentally stumbles into claiming the dragon Silverwing, expanding the Blacks' aerial forces.
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- ArgentinaAug 21, 2022
- BrazilAug 21, 2022
- CanadaAug 21, 2022
- ChileAug 21, 2022
- EcuadorAug 21, 2022
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