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George R.R. Martin mentioned discussions about an Elden Ring movie but highlighted the uncertainty of its development.

FromSoftware is not currently planning an Elden Ring sequel but is open to future development of the IP in other forms.

George R.R. Martin criticizes 'House of the Dragon' for straying from the depth of his original material.

Warner Bros. is considering a Game of Thrones film adaptation, indicating growth in their approach to franchise media.

House of the Dragon focuses on fewer Houses, specifically the conflict within House Targaryen, making it easier to track characters.

George R.R. Martin has concerns about HBO's House of the Dragon and plans to address them in his blog.

Warner Bros is reportedly bringing Game of Thrones to the big screen, raising hopes amidst disappointment over the final season.

Martin critiques 'House of the Dragon' for omitting Prince Maelor, arguing it diminishes crucial plot elements leading to significant events in the narrative.

In the Lost Lands may disappoint fans due to its execution and aesthetic similarities to worse earlier works by Paul W.S. Anderson.

In the Lost Lands features Dave Bautista using a two-headed snake as a weapon, starring Milla Jovovich as a sorceress in a unique fantasy adventure.

The author embedded characters in the book inspired by Three Stooges and Sesame Street characters, adding layers to his epic fantasy world.

George RR Martin warns that character changes in House of the Dragon's second season could lead to significant and negative plot ramifications.

George R.R. Martin criticized significant changes in HBO's House of the Dragon adaptation, particularly regarding the exclusion of key character Maelor and altered scenes.

George R.R. Martin's criticism reveals his concerns about the adaptation of House of the Dragon and its potential impact on his original work.

House of the Dragon season 2 faced criticism for straying from the source material, particularly regarding character portrayals and narrative implications.

George R.R. Martin critiques HBO's adaptation choices, emphasizing the impact of omitting character Maelor on narrative depth and continuity.