Lena Headey, known for her role as Cersei Lannister in 'Game of Thrones,' addressed the backlash surrounding her character's 'Walk of Atonement' scene, which aired over a decade ago. In an interview with The Telegraph, Headey expressed her surprise at the anger directed towards her, stating, 'I was really shocked by the anger, by this idea that I’d duped the audience.' She explained that filming the scene with thousands of extras made it difficult to focus on her emotional performance if she were concerned about nudity. Headey reflected on her experience in the industry, noting that she felt more confident in setting boundaries compared to younger actresses. She acknowledged the challenges of performing nude scenes and praised body double Rebecca Van Cleave for her role. Headey also discussed the broader issue of power dynamics in the entertainment industry and how the #MeToo movement has influenced the attitudes of younger actresses today, stating, 'The attitude today is, ‘I’m not f---ing doing that.'
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Lena Headey Discusses Backlash Over 'Game of Thrones' Nude Scene
Lena Headey discussed the backlash she faced over her nude scene in 'Game of Thrones,' expressing her surprise at the audience's reaction. In an interview, she reflected on her experiences in the industry, the challenges of performing nude, and the evolving attitudes of younger actresses regarding uncomfortable situations.
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'Game of Thrones' star Lena Headey says outrage over infamous nude scene left her stunned
Lena Headey Discusses Backlash Over 'Game of Thrones' Nude Scene