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House of the Dragon Season 2 has reportedly begun filming today in North Wales

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1 year ago

June 8, 2023

Production is already underway on the second season of the Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon. We’ve previously seen images and videos from Spain, where filming recently came to an end. According to recent rumors, filming has already started in North Wales, where the production was scheduled to move after Spain.

House of The Dragon Season 2 begins filming in North Wales

According to a report by North Wales Live, House of The Dragon cast has already arrived in North Wales. Last month, a marquee was set up near Penmon on Anglesey, where some filming was purportedly being done by a small crew.

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At the time, rumors claimed it was for a Game of Thrones spin-off. Now, there are dozens more people at the location, and a new marquee is concealed further back in the field. Due to the site’s unusual terrain and the strong security presence, attempts to get a closer look were unsuccessful.

rhaenyra and laenor with their child Joffrey Velaryon

Emma D’Arcy has reportedly arrived in North Wales

The reports also claimed that D’Arcy, who plays Rhaenyra Targaryen was seen along with Steve Toussaint and John MacMillan, who portray Corlys and Laenor Velaryon respectively. New characters, Alyn and Addam of Hull, played by Abubakar Salim and Clinton Liberty, who did not feature in the first season, were also rumored to be filming.

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