Thanks to Haylie and Olivia I’ve added several outtakes from the Rolling Stone Magazine photoshoot in the gallery. Emilia looks fanstastic!

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Photoshoots > Session #016 [+15]

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Added the screencaps from yesterday’s Game of Thrones episode “The Old Gods and the New”.

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Game of Thrones > Season 2 (2012) > Episodes Screencaptures > 2×06 – The Old Gods and the New [+145]

Added some new episode stills from last night’s episode “The Old Gods and the New” and from the next week’s “A Man Without Honor” Emilia looks gorgeous as always! :)

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Game of Thrones > Season 2 (2012) > Episode Stills > 2×06 – The Old Gods and the New [+1]
Game of Thrones > Season 2 (2012) > Episode Stills > 2×07 – A Man Without Honor [+2]

Added the photoshoot Emilia has done for the LA Times Magazine in the gallery!

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Photoshoots > Session #015 [+5]

Emilia Clarke has a certain kind of nubile beauty that’s irresistible to casting directors. She’s one of those child-women who’s all bee-stung lips, broad brow and soft, round visage, a facade of über-innocence that’s always hiding anything but. On an actress like Mila Kunis, a baby face is the alluring mask of a bad girl. But in the case of Game of Thrones star Clarke, it’s the portal to a type of young female character you’ve rarely seen, one whose womanly side isn’t largely expressed by her sexuality but by a solid core of inner strength and authority.

Of course, there’s a reason you haven’t seen many characters like that: Not many young women—or young men, for that matter—are masters-of-the-universe material. Not yet, anyway. So the executive producers of HBO’s highly rated fan favorite fantasy-epic series launched an extensive search for Daenerys Targaryen, one of the would-be monarchs of Game of Thrones’ dungeons-and-dragons world.

HBO signed a more well-known actress to the pilot, and then, as Hollywood tales often go, the part of the silver-haired goddess was recast to Clarke, now 24, after more than 100 had auditioned. “It’s just so rare that someone so young is called upon to be so commanding and have so much gravitas,” says D.B. Weiss, who cocreated Thrones with David Benioff based on George R.R. Martin’s wildly popular series of novels, A Song of Fire and Ice.