Sophie Turner says she learnt a lot from Game of Thrones: 'And a bit from my parents'
will always have a place in our hearts. Despite its very sad conclusion, the eight seasons of the show from 2011 to 2019 probably changed the landscape of television streaming.
Aside from fandoms, spin-offs, conventions, limitless legends, and even a whole new language, those who were a part of the program, both centrally and throughout the entire duration, may naturally thank that for their booming careers and overall acting impact.
Sophie Turner
is also counting her blessings, albeit cheekily, as she played Sansa Stark for the duration of the bloody, rage-fueled spectacle!
Appearing on the 9th July episode for the Dish podcast hosted by Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett, Sophie, reminisced about her time on the series, counting all she owed was to the legacy series.
"It was great, it was like we were a family and the character I got to live with for 10 years...so it felt like we kind of merged into one person by the end of it.
But it was amazing and formed my entire life, in terms of like business decisions, just etiquette on set, how to act, um, everything. Everything I learnt from Game of Thrones...and a bit from my parents", she said.
Nick continued by pointing out how incredibly "reassuring" it would have been to feel so warmly about the actors and the sets, given that everyone had to start playing their parts as soon as the camera started rolling, putting together "really f***ed up s**t on screen" — and Sophie couldn't agree more.
Laughing, she replied, "Actually it was really great! I definitely got my sex education from that show. More than enough".
According to reports, the actress is preparing for the release of psychological survival thriller 'Trust', in which she portrays a Hollywood star who, following a controversy, withdraws to a remote cabin and finds herself in a struggle for survival. The movie is scheduled to release later this year, in August.
Regarding Game of Thrones, all eight seasons are accessible through OTT streaming services.
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