Emilia Clarke has opened up about her career after Game of Thrones ended and how she feels about the series now. In a recent interview, Clarke noted that she initially went through a phase of trying to be known for more than just Game of Thrones but has now come to accept and be grateful for the series's impact on her career.
Emilia Clarke has reflected on her career after Game of Thrones ended and how she feels about the series now. In a recent interview, the English actress noted that she initially went through a phase of trying to be known for more than just Game of Thrones but has now come to accept and be grateful for the series's impact on her career.
Clarke also defended the Game of Thrones Season 8 finale, stating that she still feels protective of it. She also spoke about George R.R. Martin's criticism of how she spoke the Dothraki language in the series.
Additionally, Clarke mentioned that she is fine with always being known as the 'dragon girl'
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