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Emilia Clarke stated that she had studied dictators and powerful world leaders, including Adolf Hitler, for her last speech as a Daenerys Targaryen in the final of the Game of Thrones .
In the beginning In the minutes of the final episode of the HBO series, Daenerys addresses a horde of his warriors Unsullied and Dothraki gathered in the fictional languages of Great Valerian and Dothraki. ] Emilia Clarke in an image of Game of Thrones. Image via Twitter
"Speaking all these speeches in fake languages, I watched a lot of videos – that sounds funny now – of dictators and powerful leaders speaking a different language to see if I could understand what they were saying. said without knowing it. language. And you can! You can absolutely understand what Hitler says, these single-focus speakers speaking a foreign language, "said Clarke Variety .
The actress, who lives in Northern Ireland, said that she was a nervous wreck before turning the stage and spent countless hours practicing her lines. "This speech counted so much for me.I was so worried that I was going to I was standing up so late every night for about two months, I told my cook, I told my fridge.
"I I said in Belfast by the window! Well, the window was closed because I did not want people to think that I was being mad, "he said. (19659002) The last season of the HBO series has been heavily criticized by fans of the hit series. In the series, Kit Harington and Sophie Turner defended it and said it was "disrespectful" to badume that the people behind the show were not doing their best.
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Publication date: May 23, 2019 at 19:23
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Date Updated: May 23, 2019 19:23:50 IST
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