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United States Ryan Condal is an American executive producer, screenwriter, and television show creator, known for shaping narratives in major film and television productions.
Ryan Condal extended his overall deal with HBO, affirming his continued collaboration on 'House of the Dragon' and expanding their partnership.
Ryan Condal participated in interviews acknowledging the value of partnerships in achieving the goal of making great television.
Ryan Condal was interviewed about his transition from pharmaceutical advertising to Hollywood, discussing impostor syndrome and his work in Westeros lore.
Ryan Condal was featured in an article discussing his experiences and lessons learned as the showrunner of 'House of the Dragon', highlighting his work habits and long-term commitment to the series.
Ryan Condal discussed his insights on 'House of the Dragon', focusing on dragons, lessons from season one, and hopes for season two.
Ryan Condal wrote 'Neo Earth' to be made into a film by Brad Peyton under Netflix.
Ryan Condal sold a pitch to Lionsgate to be directed by Chad Stahelski, and is attached to the 'Highlander' project with Stahelski directing.
Ryan Condal was hired to write an adaptation of the Radical Comics 2008 comic book series 'Hercules: The Thracian Wars'.
Ryan Condal was hired to write a new draft of a screenplay adapting the Oni Press comic book series 'Queen & Country'.
Ryan Condal helped rewrite a screenplay adapting the epic 17th-century English poem 'Paradise Lost' and also worked on a film adaptation of 'The Art of War'.
Ryan Condal was hired to write an English-language remake of the 2009 Spanish-language film 'Celda 211'.
Ryan Condal was hired to write a film titled 'Boy Nobody'.
Ryan Condal collaborated with Carlton Cuse to produce a television pilot of the comic book series 'The Sixth Gun'.
Ryan Condal wrote an initial script for the 2014 film 'Hercules'.
USA Network green-lighted a television pilot for 'Colony', which later became a TV series co-produced by Legendary Television and Universal Cable Productions.
Ryan Condal and Carlton Cuse were hired to rewrite the script for the film 'Rampage', produced under New Line Cinema.
Ryan Condal began writing a screenplay for Warner Bros.'s remake of the 1976 science fiction film 'Logan's Run'.
Ryan Condal created and wrote 'Conan', a potential TV series adapting Conan the Barbarian, which was acquired by Amazon Studios.
Ryan J. Condal was born in 1979 or 1980 in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey. He pursued a Bachelor of Accountancy degree, graduating from Villanova University in 2001. Following his degree, Condal worked in the pharmaceutical industry for eight years, initially in marketing before transitioning to advertising. During this period, he developed an interest in screenwriting, submitting stories to competitions and gaining recognition. He later moved his job to Los Angeles to continue his writing pursuits. His early efforts included writing a script titled ‘Galahad’ which was purchased by The Film Company in early 2008 and appeared on The Black List for 2008. This achievement led to subsequent writing opportunities including an adaptation of ‘Hercules: The Thracian Wars’ for Universal Pictures, a new draft for ‘Queen & Country’ for 20th Century Fox, and a rewrite of ‘Paradise Lost’ for Legendary Pictures.
Condal’s career progressed with various scriptwriting projects, including a film adaptation of ‘The Art of War’ for Legendary and an English-language remake of ‘Celda 211’ for CBS Films by 2012. He also worked on ‘Boy Nobody’ for Sony Pictures. A significant turning point came with his collaboration with Carlton Cuse, leading to the creation of ‘The Sixth Gun’ television pilot for NBC. While that pilot was not picked up, their partnership continued with the co-creation of the TV series ‘Colony’, which aired on USA Network from 2016 to 2018, lasting for three seasons and 36 episodes. His official screenwriting credit began with the 2014 film ‘Hercules’, shared with Evan Spiliotopoulos, followed by ‘Rampage’ in 2018.
His most prominent role materialized with the co-creation of the HBO TV series ‘House of the Dragon’ with George R. R. Martin, a prequel to ‘Game of Thrones’. Condal, a fan of Martin’s ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’, met Martin in 2005 and developed a friendship, which was instrumental in the show’s development. ‘House of the Dragon’ premiered in August 2022, achieving significant viewership and a Primetime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Drama Series. He served as co-showrunner for the first season and became the sole showrunner for subsequent seasons, including the second season which premiered in June 2024. Condal is also an executive producer for the upcoming series ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’.
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