Well, at least she’s being honest. ‘Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke recently discussed what really went down when filming (one of) her brutal rape scenes– this one with Jason Momoa– and what she had to say was huge.
On June 19, Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke dropped by The Graham Norton Show to discuss, amongst many other things, what it was like to film that scene in which Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa) raped her character, Daenerys. While the scene was obviously hard for us to watch at home, it sounds like it was even harder for Emilia to actually film, especially considering Jason’s “huge,” uh, weapon. Check out the hilarious details she revealed!

We’ve lost yet another fan favorite character. The season 5 finale of ‘Game of Thrones’ featured a major character’s life hanging by a thread. But now we know that [SPOILER] did really die — the actor and the episode’s director confirmed it!
Game of Thrones fans are going to be in mourning until the end of time. In the June 14 finale’s last moments, one of the show’s most beloved characters was betrayed and left to die. Unfortunately, [SPOILER] has taken his/her last breath. The episode’s director, David Nutter, and [SPOILER]’s real-life alter ego have revealed that the character is gone for good. WARNING: Spoilers ahead!

This is what we’ve been waiting for all season long — epic, frightening ‘Game of Thrones’ action. When the dogs started barking eerily in the Wildlings encampment, there were gripping  moments of creepy anticipation that something otherworldly was about to happen — and it did!
Game of Thrones has spent most of its episodes this season meandering along, seemingly getting all of its key characters in place, so they could finally get down to the business of actually DOING something. Well, finally, as we get closer to the end of the season — can you believe it — we were served up Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner)’s shocking rape and now, the terrifying attack of the White Walkers on the completely unprepared Wildlings of Hardhome.

The April 26 episode of ‘Game of Thrones’ featured a wedding, talk of more marriage, a brutal beheading and a kidnapping!
Game of Thrones season five is well underway, and the drama is rising. On the April 26 episode, Arya (Maisie Williams) shed her past life, Sansa (Sophie Turner) and Littlefinger (Aiden Gillen) made a dangerous alliance, Tommen (Dean Charles-Chapman) and Margaery (Natalie Dormer) wed and a fan-favorite got kidnapped!

Everyone is hungry for power, but only some get rewarded. Well, on the April 19 episode of ‘Game of Thrones,’ Jon Snow was finally the lucky guy.
Game of Thrones is setting the stage for one epic power struggle (as if there wasn’t one already). On the April 19 episode, Arya (Maisie Williams) finally made it to Braavos, Cersei (Lena Headey) flaunted her so-called power, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) asserted her own power in Meereen in a major way and Jon Snow (Kit Harington) finally got a big break.

Fans have been imploring George R.R. Martin to finish writing ‘The Winds Of Winter’, but they may not rush him so much once they learn that not even fan favorite Tyrion Lannister is safe from execution! Exclusive interview below.
It’s no surprise that death is kind of an inevitability in the Song Of Ice And Fire/Game Of Thrones universes, but there are just some characters so integral to the plot and so woven into the fandom that it seems as if they’ll be safe until the end. Well, according to George R.R. Martin, not even Tyrion Lannister is safe! Read on for our exclusive interview with George at your peril — mild spoilers are below!

Literally no one on planet earth is immune to loving ‘Game Of Thrones.’ That includes the guards who keep Buckingham Palace in London is safe at all times! The Queen’s Guard of England put on a show by playing the ‘GOT’ theme song. Watch it below!
HBO’s hit show Game of Thrones has officially gotten the British royal treatment! The most regal band in the world performed the show’s theme song — in full uniform no less — during the famous “changing of the guards” outside the long-time home of Queen Elizabeth II. They nailed the performance!

While it has long been known that Season 5 of ‘Game Of Thrones’ will be loosely following ‘A Feast For Crows,’ the fourth book in George R.R. Martin’s ‘A Song Of Ice And Fire’ series, new information has confirmed that the Faith will feature strongly in King’s Landing, along with the Martells in Dorne.
Game Of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have finally confirmed that Season 5 will, indeed, take place in Dorne, but what of King’s Landing? Well, according to ComicBook.com, not only will the Faith be featured heavil yin Season 5, but Cersei (Lena Headey) will be taken down a few notches. Read on for more, but SPOILERS are below, obviously.

Whoever thought that the ‘Twilight’ and ‘Game Of Thrones’ fandoms would collide? In a new interview, Robert Pattinson revealed that a bad episode of the fantasy series has the potential to ruin his week! Oh, and that’s the face he makes to people who don’t watch ‘GoT.’ Check it out below!
Robert Pattinson, 28, is currently on a massive press tour to promote his film The Rover, and in a sitdown interview with MTV’s Josh Horowitz, the ex-Twilight star revealed his deep love for Game Of Thrones — and the horrified face you see above is the face that R-Patz makes when you tell him that you’re not watching GoT. Same, Rob. Same.

There was a pretty significant moment for Shae in the Season 4 finale of ‘Game Of Thrones’, whom we haven’t seen since she ratted out Tyrion at his trial, but Sibel Kekilli, the actress who plays her, is insistent that she really loved Tyrion — and so is author George R.R. Martin! Do you agree? SPOILERS for the finale are below!
In the Season 4 finale of Game Of Thrones, viewers see Shae (Sibel Kekilli) for the first time since she testified against Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) in Episode 6, and something pretty significant happens with her character. After the finale, Sibel is speaking out and insisting that Shae really did love Tyrion, and begs viewers not to hate her — do you agree? HUGE SPOILERS are below!

In ‘Breaker Of Chains’, the April 20 episode of ‘Game Of Thrones’, Joffrey’s killer is revealed, Daenerys lands in Meereen, and Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister are in some preeetty tough spots.
A little less adrenaline-fueled than last week’s Purple Wedding which saw Joffrey meet his sweet, deserved end, “Breaker Of Chains” picks up some pieces, and puts others together. Most notably, Joffrey’s killer is revealed, and Daenerys arrives at Meereen. Dany is on the cusp of adding to her sizeable army of ex-slaves in order to finally take over Westeros as its rightful (depending on whom you ask) Queen.

The shocking death on the April 13 episode of ‘Game Of Thrones’ may have been satisfying, but who was the killer? If you’re a fan of the HBO series and can’t wait for the answer to unfold on your TV screen, read on to find out who REALLY killed [SPOILER]!
On the night that “The Lion And The Rose” aired, we wrote a story about all the most popular theories for who killed [SPOILER]. While the answers lie within the Song Of Ice And Fire series of novels on which the Game Of Thrones series is based, we didn’t want to spoil it for GoT devotees who haven’t gotten around to reading the series yet! But if you reaaaally want to know who is behind the shocking — but gratifying — death on the April 13 episode, read on! But, again, we don’t know how to be more clear: SPOILERS are below! If you want theories, go HERE, but read on if you want to be spoiled!

‘Game Of Thrones’ shocked viewers, yet again, on April 13, and actor Jack Gleeson opens up about the big episode in a brand new interview. MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!
Game Of Thrones has had many stunning moments over the past seasons, but the April 13 Purple Wedding episode may have presented the biggest shocker of all. Fans are buzzing like crazy after last night’s stunner, but what does Jack Gleeson (who plays Joffrey) have to say? Keep reading to find out!

There was a pretty shocking death on the April 13 episode of ‘Game Of Thrones’ — and this is a series pretty well-accustomed to death. However, there’s a certain amount of mystery surrounding who did the deed. Read on for some of the top theories!
The death during the Purple Wedding on the April 13 episode of Game of Thrones — “The Lion And The Rose” — was pretty shocking if you haven’t read the books. We don’t want to spoil it for you if you haven’t seen the episode yet, but if you have, read on for a roundup of all the top suspects and tell us whom you think did the deed! We repeat: SPOILERS below!

Season 4 of ‘Game Of Thrones’ premiered on April 6 and we caught up with a number of our core characters — including Arya Stark. Is she too intent on revenge? SPOILERS for the Season 4 premiere below!
Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) is easily one of our favorite Game Of Thrones characters. She has defied expectations since her birth, since simpler times when we met her in Season 1 as just a Princess of Winterfell, dying to learn swordsmanship. However, her actions in “Two Swords” made us wonder if she’s maybe a bit too far intent on revenge. Read more below, but beware of SPOILERS!