The end of Game of Thrones is almost here… and you’ll be one of the first to see how it all begins. But there’s even more. You’ll be with the one-and-only Khaleesi, Protector of the Realm, Mother of Dragons, Emilia Clarke! For one night only, but forever in your heart, you’ll be pinned as Emilia’s honorary Hand of the Queen. (That’s a step above VIP status!) You’ll walk the red carpet at the legendary Radio City Music Hall, see how the the highly anticipated final season begins, share a toast with Emilia at the exclusive after-party and take countless selfies of this night to remember. Bending of the knee is optional—but still appreciated. We’ve got your flights (not on dragons) and hotel covered.

To join Emilia at the final Game of Thrones premiere, ENTER.

Ever wonder who Emilia Clarke (Daenerys) thinks is “Most Likely to Insist on Doing a Nude Scene” or “Most Likely to Spoil the Ending”? She hits all her costars from Kit Harington (Jon Snow) to Jason Momoa (Khal Drogo)!

Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa will present awards at the Oscars this month.

The 2019 Oscars will air Feb. 24 on ABC. The awards show will feature performances from the five Best Original Song nominees, in addition to Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic.

Emilia Clarke covers Elle Portugal (March 2019). You can go to the gallery to take a look to the scans. Please, don’t forget to buy the magazine.

We may have to wait until April 14 for the debut of the final season of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” but Wednesday, HBO released photos from the final season. You can go to the gallery to take a look.

Hello there! With the upcoming season of ‘Game of Thrones’ arriving, I wanted to be sure to upload everything for the past seasons to the gallery. I have added some photos that were missing and replaced some for HQ ones. I still need to do the screencaps but I haven’t enough time right now, so, if you want to do it and donate, please, feel free to write me.

Emilia Clarke covers Elle France (November 23rd, 2018). You can go to the gallery to take a look to the scans. Please, don’t forget to buy the magazine.

October 2017: The Table Read

When Kit Harington entered the conference room, he had no idea what to expect.

The final season’s scripts had been emailed just a couple of days earlier, sending the Game of Thrones cast into a reading frenzy. Like millions of fans around the world, the actors had been waiting nearly a decade to learn their characters’ fates. The entire six-episode season arrived at once, protected by layers of password security.

Sophie Turner flew through her copies in record time, quickly messaging the producers her reaction. “It was completely overwhelming,” says the actress, who plays Sansa Stark. “Afterwards I felt numb, and I had to take a walk for hours.” Others, like Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen), first had to hurry home to get some privacy. “I turned to my best mate and was like, ‘Oh my God! I gotta go! I gotta go!’” she recalls. “And I completely flipped out.” She then settled in for a reading session with a cup of tea. “Genuinely the effect it had on me was profound,” Clarke adds. “That sounds insanely pretentious, but I’m an actor, so I’m allowed one pretentious adjective per season.” Peter Dinklage, meanwhile, broke his years-long habit of checking immediately to see if Tyrion Lannister survives. “This was the first time ever that I didn’t skip to the end,” he says.

Even showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss were uncharacteristically anxious, wondering how the actors would react to the climactic twists. “We knew exactly when our script coordinator sent them out, we knew what minute they sent them, and then you’re just waiting for the emails,” Benioff said.

The cast then journeyed to Belfast to gather in a production office for the formal read-through. By then, everybody knew the tale that was about to unfold, with two notable exceptions: Davos Seaworth actor Liam Cunningham (“The f—ing scripts wouldn’t open, the double extra security!” he grouses) and Harington, who outright refused to read anything in advance.

“I walked in saying, ‘Don’t tell me, I don’t want to know,’” Harington says. “What’s the point of reading it to myself in my own head when I can listen to people do it and find out with my friends?” So, yes: Jon Snow, quite literally, knew nothing.