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Emilia Clarke definitely wants to expand beyond the fantasy genre and dragons. The actress, best known for portraying Daenerys Targaryen, aka the Mother of Dragons, on HBO's Game of Thrones, recently told The New York Times that she would prefer to never be seen with the fictional creature again.
Game of Thrones is finally getting a sequel series, set after the events of the highly-controversial final season. While its last couple of seasons have been widely criticized, there's no taking away that Game of Thrones delivered some of the absolute greatest television ever.
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In the trailer, Anne is shown living with an increasingly possessive Morwen (Marcia Gay Harden) while she awaits the return of her husband, who is at war. The two women are “living on the outskirts of society” in medieval England, which leads to Morwen stealing from strangers (she is shown slitting a man’s throat after he brings a gift for Anne).
Game of Thrones alum Sophie Turner revealed she's shocked by Tomb Raider 's advanced security measures. The Lara Croft actress said the cast needs to use facial recognition technology to unlock Phoebe Waller-Bridge's scripts. "It's intense," Turner said of the show, which also stars Sigourney Weaver and Jason Isaacs.
Emilia Clarke says she is done with the fantasy genre after 'Game of Thrones' and does not want to ever be in the same frame again as a dragon.
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