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House of The Dragon Season 2 rehearsals begin in Spain

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May 17, 2023

The filming of Game of Thrones prequel House of The Dragon is moving forward at full speed! In the past couple of days, we have already seen pictures of the sets, and might even get a glimpse at the shooting itself thanks to thousands of curious fans trying to get a sneak peek at the production in Cáceres and Trujillo.

House of The Dragon rehearsals taking place in Cáceres

The House of The Dragon cast arrived just yesterday in Spain to continue with the filming process, and today several pictures were leaked by the locals collected by the fan sites westerosies and Heisenberg and posted on their Twitter accounts which show rehearsals are already underway.

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Filming rehearsals in Cáceres for #HouseOfTheDragon Season 2 have officially begun. pic.twitter.com/aWPSZW5aou

— westerosies (@westerosies) May 17, 2023

Y junto a la plaza de San Mateo en Cáceres, está la Casa del Sol, que ya vimos en la primera temporada de #houseofthedragon y que en esta segunda también hará acto de presencia…. pic.twitter.com/94ZbCA48Rh

— Heisenberg (@javiborrega) May 16, 2023

Filming for House of The Dragon Season 2 will take place in May in Cáceres and Trujillo

The city council of both the Spanish cities is already flowing Targaryen flags to welcome the cast and crew of House of The Dragon. According to the Twitter account House the Dragons, filming in Cáceres and Trujillo will start on May 18th and should last about a week. Local newspapers have also reported that HBO has already booked 100 hotel rooms for the team.

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