House of the Dragon Season 2’s huge set revealed in new video
HBOA new leaked video has showcased a closer look at the massive set being used to depict various on-screen locations in House of the Dragon Season 2.
The Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon has long been greenlit by HBO for a second season following its impressive debut.
Despite the actual released date not being officially given so far, Matt Smith, who plays Daemon Targaryen in the series, has shared they are gearing up for a Season 2 release in August 2024.
Fans have also been treated to various trailers and teasers along the way as it gets closer to summer. Now, all thanks to one person and their drone, a leaked video of the remarkably large set has surfaced.
House of the Dragon fans get closer look at Season 2 set
An Instagram user by the name of cinematic_trip_now posted a short clip of drone footage flying around the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden to their account.
The studio is based near London in Leavesden, UK and is being used as the primary film studio for the series, which is home to some enormous and key sets.
In the video, viewers get a closer look at the substantially large sets used. They can be seen split into an array of different sections that are used to depict various sites of King’s Landing.
This includes the Red Keep, which can be seen in the clip with its famous red walls and the iconic Weirwood tree with its white bark and blood-red leaves.
Despite the production for Game of Thrones being based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, House of the Dragon’s headquarters has been at the Leavesden studio in England, since the first season. Further filming locations, much like on GoT, have also been used for both seasons, including Croatia, Portugal and Spain.
