Feature film writer David Benioff (Troy, The Kite Runner) and novelist D.B. Weiss found mega-success as co-showrunners of their very first TV show, HBO’s freshman medieval fantasy series Game of Thrones. It hauled in 13 Primetime Emmy nominations, including honors for top Drama Series and Writing for an episode they co-penned. That’s more nods than any drama series except Mad Men and Boardwalk Empire. Deadline TV contributor Ray Richmond talked to Benioff and Weiss via email about how they’re dealing with overnight success and where Thrones will go in Season 2:
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well, I'm not surprised! :P it's a great show!! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the interview!! :)
I love the "More characters. More locations. More dragons. Less sleep. Less Ned. Less frequent bowel movements" comment!
ReplyDeleteIf they thought they were busy adapting the last book last year.... this book has bigger scenes and more locations with more characters.... I do not pity D&D right now.
Good luck boys!
thanks :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interview!
ReplyDeleteI know GRRM created this world, but it must be so amazing for Benioff and Weiss to have this be their first show.
ReplyDeleteWow so very humble. I read the whole article. Glad it is a hit. Proud of them doing what was thought impossible. Job well done! A+
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interview
ReplyDeleteGood luck indeed. This show must be a logistical and scheduling nightmare.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
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