Flawless Queens of Thrones

I’ve been doing therapy at cast centers, actually. I’m on medication, and I love myself now, or more than I used to. I don’t think I love myself at all, but I’m now with someone that makes me realize that I have some redeeming qualities, I suppose, and when someone tells you they love you every day, it makes you really think about why that is, and I think it makes you love yourself a bit more. So, yeah, I love myself.

thanking 2019 personally for lena headey

I am very much a seat-of-the-pants actor. I will prepare when I have to. But I like being unprepared.

funny what u can achieve with a bath full of bubbles and some good company @maisiewilliams 

Emilia Clarke photographed for WSJ magazine - 2014

“Often the greatest characters in film and television are reflections of the women we encounter in our everyday lives. These are the roses that are most important, in my opinion, because of the unrealistic and overly stylised depictions of female characters.”

Lena Headey photographed by Ryan Pfluger for Vulture.

Maisie Williams Photographed by James Jean

Emilia Clarke behind the scenes of Dolce & Gabbana’s The Only One

New/Old Outtakes of Sophie Turner Photographed by David Schulze for InStyle

“I really love my age right now, I don’t want to get older - I feel like I’m in my prime.” | Sophie Turner photographed by Euan Danks for Phoenix Magazine

I’m really glad now that I didn’t pop earlier, because in my 20s, I wasn’t ready. To get your identity as a woman sorted before you’re questioned about it constantly, and asked in the public sphere to qualify who and what you are. I think most 33-year-old women would say ‘I wouldn’t do my 20s again for love nor money.’

“I’m passionate about my life. I love my family. I love my friends. I’m vastly a champion of good humanity in this world that sometimes feels like it’s crumbling in places. I’m a giant yoga fan. I like kindness, I’m partial to good wine, l like a party and some good food.”

There’s a lot of pressure, as anyone has pressure in their life, but it’s a bit different. You’ve got more judgments, more opinions, when you’re in something successful and you’re on that pedestal. You’ve got to continue to be really strong and march to the beat of your own drum, and not look at yourself on the Internet or look at an article and go, “Ugh, I didn’t meant that!” or look at a piece of work you did and wonder why they used that take. You’ve just got to live your life and not live it as if it were too different from anyone else’s.

Emilia Clarke photographed for Rolling Stone