'House of the Dragon' Season 1 Featurette Reveals the Making of 'The Red Keep' [Exclusive]

Look inside the making of 'The Red Keep' in this exclusive new featurette from HouseOfTheDragon. Watch now:

If you’re looking for a Christmas present for yourself or for someone else who’s in love with the world of Westeros, you’ll be glad to know that HBO hit series House of the Dragon will hit shelves as early as next week. Season 1 of the epic series will be released for home video in all formats , and it’s also already available for digital purchase.

COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY In the clip, we get a glimpse of the Red Keep set, which is a gigantic labyrinth that impressed even the people who designed it. Showrunner Ryan J. Condal just flat-out states it’s the most amazing set he’s ever walked into.

Bonus Material is Guided By George R.R. Martin Himself In addition to this featurette, the bonus material of the House of the Dragon box set will include a conversation with novel series author George R.R. Martin, in which he talks about the history of Westeros, and details a bit of the mythology he created for the literary series — which is yet to get the final two books released, it's always important to remember.

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