Jason Momoa is diving into the world’s re-appearance of Westeros. Chatting with ET at the season three presentation of his Apple TV+ series, See, the Game of Thrones alum watches out for its perfect prequel, House of the Dragon, and what a GoT resurgence could mean for him.

“I’m anxious to see it,” he spouts to ET’s Lauren Zima of Dragon. “I haven’t seen it yet, I’m failing miserably to see it. Presumably, it’s splendid.”

Spot of the Dragon is set 200 years before Daenerys Targaryen’s (Emilia Clarke) venture for the Iron Throne, restoring George R.R. Martin’s Fire and Blood. The all-new series nuances the conflict of movement between Daenerys’ begetters in House Targaryen. In his own work on the main Game of Thrones, Momoa comprehensively played Dani’s Dothraki legend life partner, Khal Drogo.

Back in June, various reports surfaced communicating that Thrones’ Kit Harington was associated with rehash his occupation as Jon Snow in a probable side task series of his own.

Concerning whether Momoa could anytime contemplate his own re-appearance of the foundation – – which would presumably ought to be a prequel, as the individual met his passing in GoT’s most critical season – – the 43-year-old performer raced to quip, “I’m old.”

“I’m too old now,” he says. “They need to select someone else now!” Discussing the third and last season of his continuous endeavor, See, the star rambled over the opportunity to curiously play a dad in a series.

“By the day’s end, obviously I’m a father, and family man,” Momoa – – who shares 15-year-old Lola and 13-year-old Nakoa-Wolf with ex, Lisa Bonet – – began. “I didn’t have the significant opportunity to play a dad in a series previously… I love having a full round fragment. It’s not just killed off in the fundamental season, or it doesn’t end true to form.”

“Ben’s coming back.”

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“Respectable it’s three seasons, and it’s taken extraordinary consideration of the last part, where you get to go through all that and see what happens, and it was normal like that,” he added.

In See, Momoa plays Baba Voss, a striking hero and the top of the Alkenny Tribe, who was brought into the world without the sensation of sight – – the standard for his group. In a consistent battle for his family and his children, Kofun and Haniwa, who were carried into the world with the now-lazy sensation of sight, Momoa was shared with carry on movement squeezed battle scenes that he was basically prepared to portray with single word, “Ow.”

“I watched them and I’m like, ‘Ow. That is the explanation it hurt. Ow,'” Momoa uncovered. “Moreover, you recall going like, ‘I could at definitely no point at any point do that later on.’ And satisfactorily certain, I reiterate it.'”

For the latest action squeezed Momoa work, take a gander at See when season 3 hits Apple TV+ on Aug. 26.