'Game of Thrones' movie – Everything we know so far
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The world of ice and fire is headed to the big screen.
A movie expansion of HBO's "Game of Thrones" is on the way, and it may explore a legendary event from the fictional universe's history that has never before been depicted on screen.
News of a "Thrones" movie was first reported back in 2024, and it's one of numerous projects based on George R.R. Martin's fictional world that are in development, including multiple prequel shows and even a stage play. But the movie has just taken a step forward with news that a writer who worked on an acclaimed sci-fi series is involved.
Here's what we know about the "Game of Thrones" movie so far.
The script for the "Game of Thrones" movie is being written by Beau Willimon, USA TODAY has learned. The news was first reported by Page Six Hollywood.
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