How Emilia Clarke had Nathalie Emmanuel's back on 'Game of Thrones' in misogyny incident

Game of Thrones actor Nathalie Emmanuel recently gave an interview to a media portal where she mentioned how co-star Emilia Clarke helped her out when she was shamed by ar artist for wearing a revealing dress. incident took place in Season 3 of Game of Thrones. Nathalie Emmanuel played Missandei and Emilia Clarke played role of Daenerys Targaryen in show. 

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Nathalie started off by mentioning that in her first season of show, most of her dresses were pretty revealing and at one point one of her supporting cast members me a comment on it. comment obviously me actor uncomfortable but apparently Emilia Clarke 'h her back' and situation was handled. She also mentioned that Emilia h comforted her after that as well. 

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Nathalie n mentioned that she and Emilia always looked out for each or and always h each or's back. She furr explained that set was dominated by men and this is probably why two actors bonded quite well.

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Nathalie also talked about backlash when her character died in Game of Thrones. Fans were really angry that show barely h women of colour and only one it h was killed in series. Many fans pointed out this seemed a bit mute from perspective of representation on shows. actor mentioned it caused her to reflect more on topics of race and diversity. But finally, mentioned Nathalie, if re was any show that was as big as Game of Thrones, representation h to be an important part of it from its beginning. She was of opinion that it would also help ease lo on people of colour who were singlehandedly representing an entire race. 

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About Game of Thrones 

Game of Thrones was a fantasy drama on HBO based on A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin. series was shot in Cana, Croatia, Iceland, Malta, Morocco, and Spain and h around 73 episodes, all ranging from 45 minutes to an hour. show was commercially and critically successful and won many awards. A few awards were -  Hugo Awards for Best Dramatic Presentation, a Peabody Award, and five minations for  Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Drama. 

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