The first feature film set in the fictional world of Westeros, “Game of Thrones: Aegon’s Conquest,” has been officially scheduled for release on June 6, 2029. The announcement marks the expansion of the popular franchise from television series to the big screen, with the movie set to arrive in the summer of 2029.
Owen Harris, known for his work on “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” will direct the project. The screenplay for the film has been written by Beau Willimon. While the specific plot details and cast members have not yet been revealed, the production is confirmed as the inaugural cinematic entry in the Westeros universe.
The release date places the film in the summer theatrical window, a period traditionally reserved for major blockbuster releases. The title “Aegon’s Conquest” suggests a narrative focus on the historical events of the Targaryen dynasty’s takeover of the Seven Kingdoms, a period distinct from the events of the original “Game of Thrones” television series.
With little additional information currently available regarding the production status or creative direction beyond the key personnel, fans will likely await further updates from the studio in the coming months. The project represents a significant step for the franchise as it continues to develop new content across various media formats.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
