Emilia Clarke as Daenerys. Daenerys Targaryen isn’t going gently into that good, terror-filled night. Emilia Clarke isn’t quite done with Game of Thrones just yet, as there’s plenty of filming and post-production work to go, but according to her new Vanity Fair cover, she’s shot Daenerys’s last moments onscreen, and they are a doozy. “It fucked me up,” she told the magazine. “Knowing that is going to be a lasting flavor in someone’s mouth of what Daenerys is…” Clarke didn’t elaborate, probably because several HBO reps jumped out of the bushes at that moment to stop her from spilling secrets, but it’s pretty tantalizing to wonder what Daenerys could do that would be that intense.
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Guillaume Farde Origine Parents – C’est parce que “Ulysse” était le thème du festival, c’est tout. À mon avis, le poisson est toujours le bienvenu. Mais ce que je recherche vraiment, ce sont de jolies petites histoires. C’est un peu difficile à expliquer, mais j’imaginais deux petits personnages qui surgissent ça et là et qui, eux, ont des membres et un corps entier. Un jour où le vent s’est levé, ils ont décidé de le monter !
Upset by the situation, the fan tweeted the following:
"basically moral of the story [is] downtown vancouver is trash and the cast of @CW_Riverdale are disgusting and rude."
She continued to voice her opinion that celebrities "gotta deal with the consequences" that come with fame.
"you know you're signing up for public to talk to you," she wrote, "otherwise just quit."
She also added the following:
"i just wanna say F--K RUDE PEOPLE, don't become a celeb if u want privacy, u get paid for having fans so respect them or be nice at least.
Paris This article is more than 3 years oldParisians angry as trees in famous cinema's Japanese garden cut downThis article is more than 3 years oldProperty magnate Charles Cohen’s €8m renovation of La Pagode branded a ‘massacre’
When the property magnate Charles Cohen bought the La Pagode cinema in Paris, complete with its celebrated Japanese garden, three years ago, he announced that as an American in Paris he wanted “everyone to be happy”.