Summary
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George RR Martin is working on a new project.
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It is an animated adaptation of the story Hercules called a dozen hard jobs.
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Game of Thrones are afraid of what it means for Winters.
We want only one thing from George RR Martin, and it is for him to finish the damn book. Instead of working on Winters, however, it is always on some side task or on the other side. As it ended as it was, fans are desperate to get through the books to close, but Martin seems to have other ideas.
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His latest distraction is an animated film about Hercules. According to a Hollywood reporter, Martin joined as a co -producer for a dozen hard jobs, a film that will repeat the story of Hercules's 12 work. The film is an animated adaptation of Howard Waldropa's novel, which set the narrative at the age of 20.
More distractions to make George RR Martin far from the winter winds
“If someone understands the power of epic stories and extensive franchises, it is George RR Martin,” said Lion Forge Entertainment CEO and founder. “With a dozen hard jobs, we reimagine the timeless legend with fresh, culturally rich lenses. This is not just a narrative – it is a pioneering look, unlike everything the audience has seen, anchored in history, but we push the myth into an uncharted territory.”
Nothing else is known about the project, but Game of Thrones fans are likely to be disappointed by this report. Sure, Martin is probably working on the book, but history has shown that it is not a priority for him. In fact, Martin also called Winds of Winter his “curse”.
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“This is the curse of my life here. There is no doubt that Winds of Winter is late,” he said last month in an interview. “I'm still working on it. I have a period when I make progress and then other things divert their attention.” Given that the author now is 76 years old, there are real concerns of fans that they do not have to complete the series before dies.
“Maybe they're right,” Martin joked. “I don't know. I'm alive right now! It seems quite important to me!”
