Josh Wigler

The Hollywood Reporter speaks with the supernatural thriller's three creative masterminds about the decision to end the story: "There's always a goodbye."

The latest series regular to leave HBO's 'Game of Thrones' prequel fantasy series tells all about those final days on set for one last climactic showdown.

The Hollywood Reporter tells tales from the Canada set of the Harold Perrineau-starring series that takes place inside a nightmare town with no way out.

One of the most polarizing characters on the 'Game of Thrones' prequel series talks about his final bow as Criston Cole.

Showrunner Ryan Condal also promises "a very worthy final season" after that season three ending.

"I'm just happy I made it three seasons," the HBO drama's latest victim tells The Hollywood Reporter about exiting Westeros at the end of season three.

[This story contains major spoilers from the season three finale of House of the Dragon .]

The Hollywood Reporter spoke with James Norton, Freddie Fox and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth about their work on the 'Game of Thrones' prequel and the big changes made from the book, now that the finale is released.

The Sea Snake, played with royal gravitas by Steve Toussaint, survives the end of season three. "Who knows what tomorrow may bring. But for now, I'm still employed," says Toussaint.

The Hollywood Reporter speaks with Gayle Rankin about the missing book character, plus all the supernatural surrounding her character, Alys Rivers, after the season three finale.