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Published 12:54 30 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 14:13 30 Jul 2017 BST

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, HBO programming president Casey Bloys said "We haven't had that discussion yet because I don't know how long the episodes are going to be. Two hours per episode seems like it would be excessive, but it's a great show, so who knows?"
Two hours per episode would mean that Season 8 would clock in at 12 hours, so even shaving several hours off that, fans could still get something similar to the runtime on the old 10-episode seasons.
Hours-long episodes have become the norm for Game of Thrones, and it stands to reason that they could be getting even longer as the show hurtles towards its climax. Creator David Benioff confirmed that at least one episode in Season 7 will be 90 minutes long, so it seems safe to speculate that Season 8 could also produce some movie-length instalments.Explore more on these topics:

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