Jocelyn Diaz will not be returning as the executive producer of HBO’s House of the Dragon for its second season. Sources revealed that her one-year contract had an option for a second year. But apparently, she didn’t opt for that. This is just the latest change for the show, which has already seen its share of behind-the-scenes drama. We hope that the rest of the team can find stability and success in the coming season.
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After series executive producer Miguel Sapochnik stepped down from his position as co-showrunner for Season 1, House of the Dragon co-creator and executive producer Ryan Condal became the show’s sole showrunner for Season 2. He is continuing to work closely with the series’ co-creator and executive producer George R. R. Martin on the upcoming season.
Although it was revealed when Sapochnik left as co-showrunner that Sara Hess and Diaz would continue as executive producers for Season 2, that won’t be the case with Diaz, who is a non-writing EP. Condal is currently finalizing his team.
So far, Alan Taylor is the only new executive producer addition for Season 2 of House of the Dragon. He is a Game of Thrones veteran and will be EP/director.
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