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"Game of Thrones" author George R R Martin has shared with fans that he has three animated projects, set in the world of "A Song of Ice & Fire", currently under various stages of development with HBO. The 75-year-old writer, in his new blog post, shared his love for Netflix's animated series "Blue Eye Samurai" and then pivoted to share updates on the new shows. "As it happens, HBO and I have our own animated projects, set in the world of A SONG OF ICE & FIRE. None of them have been greenlit yet, but I think we are getting close to taking the next step with a couple of them," Martin shared, adding they began with four ideas for animated show but two of them currently stand shelved. He, however, hoped that the projects will find a life as "nothing is ever dead for good in Hollywood". The storyline for the two spin off projects is still under wraps Talking about the third show in the development, Martin wrote, "Work on the other two animated projects continues apace, however... ..
New Delhi, May 13 (ANI): 'Game of Thrones' actor Sophie Turner congratulated Jodie Comer for winning Bafta for best actress for her role in 'Killing Eve'. Sophie took to her Twitter handle to wish Jodie. The hit show took two other trophies, for best drama series and for supporting actress. 'Killing Eve' and 'A Very English Scandal' had the most nominations with 14 and 12, respectively, across both TV and TV Craft Awards. Earlier, 'Killing Eve' was commissioned out of the US by BBC America. However, the American drama was given a special exemption to qualify across all major categories in the Bafta awards. After seven nominations, Benedict Cumberbatch claimed his first Bafta for best leading actor in the male category. The night was hosted by five-time Bafta winner Graham Norton. Starting from 2005, it was Norton's 11th time hosting at Bafta awards. Sophie Turner recently tied the knot with Joe Jonas at Las Vegas. >