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Start speed. Very good, let's go. Clear. Ready, and action. The scale of it is sort of extraordinary, really. It's such a sort of feast for the imagination. It's very ambitious. It's epic. It seems to get better and better every season. Yeah, we're at war, baby. It's bigger and badder in every way possible. We're looking at a huge production this year. 314 days of filming, the massive footprint on the backlight. This is certainly the biggest thing I've ever worked on. It feels like we've upped our game if this is the season where it all comes together. There is no place in the world I'd rather be than working on the vast canvas that is House of the Dragon. We're telling bigger narratives on a bigger scale. The stunts and special effects knew this was their season. Larger numbers of extras bigger set piece sequences bigger special effects It epic with a capital E It incredibly exciting seeing bucket loads of shields and sigils The amount of detail that the team have put into it is astounding. It's phenomenal as an actor to play with all these toys. This season called for a big burn. It called for 20 guys. If we just add three people to that, it would be a world record. Three, two, one, and... We've got this huge sort of naval battle, which I think is going to be fantastic. The pedromache itself was 27 days and five sections. That is 3 million meters of water. We've used over 200 ton of steel. Just a normal day in special effects. Well, it is House of the Dragons, so if there weren't dragons, we'd be misrepresented. Cut to one of those. I would love to know the total weight of explosives used on season three. Thousands of people have been working to bring this to life. This is the one that we've been looking forward to. I can't wait for people to see it.