Look House of the Dragon? Impossible for Emilia Clarke. The unforgettable interpreter of Daenerys in Game Of Thrones explained why during his appearance at the Sundance Film Festival.
After quiet beginnings in theater and television, Emilia Clarke’s life changed when she landed the role of Daenerys Targaryen in Game Of Thrones, a series adapted from the novels written by George RR Martin. Barely broadcast on HBO, the fiction enjoyed extraordinary worldwide success until its eighth and final season, the finale of which did not please the faithful of the first hour. Three years after the end of Game Of Thronesthe universe of the series has expanded with the launch of the highly anticipated spin-off, House of the Dragon. A series whose first season received excellent reviews from the press and was very popular from its first broadcast in August. If viewers assiduously watched the ten episodes of the fiction adapted from the novel Fire and Bloodthere is one that did not.
“It’s so weird, so strange!“
While at the Sundance Film Festival in Salt Lake City for the film The Pod GenerationEmilia Clarke agreed to answer questions from the media variety. When asked if she looked House of the DragonEmilia Clarke simply replied: “No“. And to continue: “Forgive me, but this is so weird, so strange! I am really happy with what is happening to them and delighted with all these awards obtained. But I can not do itit’s so weird“.”It’s like asking someone to go to a class reunion that isn’t theirs.. That’s what I feel. I avoid it“, she added on the spin-off of Game Of Throneswhich recently achieved a feat never before achieved by its parent series.
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House of the Dragon crowned best drama series
On January 10, House of the Dragon won the Golden Globe for Best Drama Series at the 80th Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles. In one season, the spin-off did better than its illustrious predecessor, nominated five times in the Best Drama Series category at the Golden Globes, without ever getting the statuette. A pride for executive producer and co-showrunner Miguel Sapochnik, who accepted the award alongside actresses Emma D’Arcy and Milly Alcock.
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