Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher It's set to premiere later this year in the autumn, so that's not too long a wait, is it. Henry Cavill will star in the lead for Netflix's fantasy drama based on Andrzej Sapkowski's eponymous book series, which has already spawned a famous video game series. Production is set to begin this autumn, reportedly. Sony Pictures and Amazon are working together to adapt Robert Jordan's high fantasy novels, which consist of fourteen volumes: 11 written by Jordan prior to his death, and three by acclaimed fantasy author Brandon Sanderson. Moreover, the TV show will be a prequel to the books, while the films will be a straight adaptation.
No air date yet, but it will air on Showtime in the US. For the latter, it has tapped Lin-Manuel Miranda to compose the music. Lionsgate, which has the rights to the unfinished book trilogy by Patrick Rothfuss, is interested in making a film and a TV show. Well, this isn't just going to be a series. Tolkien's epic, which has a five-season commitment and will be set hundreds or thousands of years before The Fellowship of the Ring. Lord of the Rings prequelĪmazon paid through its nose in late 2017 to get the rights to J.R.R.
Not content with letting everyone else attempt to be the next Game of Thrones, HBO has three spinoffs in the works, one of which - starring Naomi Watts and from Jane Goldman (Kingsman: The Secret Service) - is set thousands of years ago and will likely premiere sometime next year. GoT-like shows in the works Game of Thrones spinoffs Here are five shows in the works, and five shows currently available, that are similar to Game of Thrones in one or more ways.
Good luck to the latter ones, it won't happen. That said, there are several shows out there that are similar to the HBO epic, and others trying to be the next Game of Thrones. Otherwise we would all be talking about it instead. No other series has replicated the potent mix of grandeur, character storytelling, and political intrigue like Game of Thrones did for over half a dozen years. Until then, if you're looking for a replacement, don't. Game of Thrones is done and dusted, and it's not coming back - at least not until Hollywood decides to remake it. All men must die, and so must all TV shows.
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