Game of Thrones: Emilia Clarke is inspired by Hitler for the last speech of Daenerys Targaryen

* SPOILERS ALERT * One of the most poignant moments in the life of Daenerys Targaryen was his last speech to his army (The Dothraki and The Unsullied) in last episode of Game of Thrones. In her mother tongue, Emilia Clarke had a lot of work to do because the language was wrong. In an interview with Variety, the actress recalled how nervous she was before turning to the important scene. The actress said that learning the speech had almost killed her because she was afraid of losing it.

The night before filming, Emilia did not fall asleep because she had tears in her eyes and was afraid of spoiling the lines. She felt protective towards the scene because it was "the most solid and united moment for Daenerys as a character". Clarke revealed that the speech was shot with a green screen and that her dialect coach was at hand. However, when the actress walked on the set, no rehearsal was required and she perfectly succeeded the project the first time.

Emilia revealed that she had watched many videos of dictators and powerful leaders speaking different languages ​​to obtain a satisfactory result. Narrative of Dany's speech in the false language. Adolf Hitler, explained Clarke, explaining how she was inspired by the most powerful dictator of all. "You can absolutely understand what Hitler says, these single-focus speakers who speak a foreign language, so I thought," If I can believe every word I say, the audience will not need too much watch subtitles. ""

This proves that none other than Emilia Clarke could have described the role of Khaleesi poignantly.

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