Matt Smith admitted that fans are equally in the dark when it comes to Dragon House's third season when he appeared at New York Comic Con 2024 on Sunday.
The actor, 41, stars in the Game of Thrones prequel series as Daemon Targaryen, but has yet to see any scripts or hear anything about where the story will go in season three.
The second season of House of the Dragon premiered on August 4 after eight episodes.
The fantasy drama has been renewed for two more seasons, with the next installment scheduled to air in 2026, with production beginning the following year.
Over the weekend, Matt appeared on the show's panel with co-stars Fabian Frankel (Kristen Cole) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon II Targaryen), where they were asked if they had seen the script for season three.
During an appearance at New York Comic Con 2024 on Sunday, Matt Smith admitted that he's as in the dark as fans when it comes to the third season of House of the Dragon.
The 41-year-old actor plays Daemon Targaryen in the Game of Thrones prequel series, but has yet to see any scripts or hear anything about where the story will go in season three (pictured in the show).
Over the weekend, Matt appeared on the show's panel with co-stars Fabian Frankel (Kristen Cole) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon II Targaryen), where they were asked if they had seen the script for season three.
But Tom admitted: 'Not a note, not a letter. They take up so much time that we don't have to study anything for a while.'
Matt repeated, “I've never asked for skin or hair.” I don't know about you. I didn't hear anything, right?
But Fabian joked: “I heard some things I can't share here.”
In August it was revealed that the series would end after four seasons, with showrunner Ryan Condoll adding that the third season was currently in the writing process.
He said pre-production work on the series will continue this fall, with a production date planned for early next year.
The first season of the show had 10 episodes, the second season will have eight, but when asked how many episodes the third season will have, Ryan said, “I haven't discussed it with HBO.”
“From a dramatic narrative perspective, I hope the show's brevity continues from season two onwards.”
While the first season pretty much focused solely on House Targaryen, season 2 introduces other 'Little People' characters living under the rule of Winterfell, the home of House Stark, and the House of the Dragon.
Tom (pictured right) admitted: 'Not a note, not a letter. They take up so much time that we don't have to study anything for a while.' Matt repeated, “I've never asked for skin or hair.” I don't know about you. I didn't hear anything, right?
But Fabian (pictured) joked: “I've heard some things I can't share here.”
Showrunner Ryan Cantall revealed in August that the series would end after four seasons, adding that the third season is currently in the works (Matt and Emma D'Arcy pictured in the show).
During the Comic-Con event, Matt showed off his shaved head and bright dyed mohawk hairstyle.
During the Comic-Con event, Matt showed off his shaved head and the mohawk he braided for the panel.
The Doctor Who star has adopted a bold new look for his upcoming film God Stealing, an adaptation of Charlie Huston's 2005 novel of the same name.
Matt joined the cast of the crime thriller in August, playing Red alongside Oscar nominee Austin Butler.
The two actors were spotted filming in New York this month, with Matt looking almost unrecognizable in his punk-rock-inspired ensemble.
She had a wild orange and yellow mohawk, pleated pants decorated with chains, and a dusty trench coat.
The star held a gun as Austin, 33, filmed the intense scenes before getting into a crumpled black car.
It follows Hank Thompson, a former baseball player played by Austin, who becomes embroiled in New York City's crime scene in the 1990s.
The star-studded cast also includes Zoë Kravitz, Liev Schreiber, Griffin Dunne, Vincent D'Onofrio, Regina King and Bad Bunny.
Darren Aronofsky will direct from an adapted script written by writer Charlie himself, and Darren will produce alongside Jeremy Dawson, Dylan Golden and Ari Handel.
Sony Pictures will distribute the film, but it is unknown when it will be released.
The Doctor Who star has adopted a bold new look for his upcoming film God Stealing, an adaptation of Charlie Huston's 2005 novel of the same name (filming this week).
Matt joined the cast of the crime thriller in August, playing Red alongside Austin Butler, and the pair were spotted filming in New York this month, with Matt looking almost unrecognizable in his punk-rock-inspired ensemble.
