US EditionEmilia Clarke Had Breakdown After Game of Thrones
- Last year, Emilia Clarke told The New York Times she experienced a full mental breakdown after Game of Thrones ended, reflecting on a decade marked by two brain haemorrhages and her father's death.
- The COVID-19 pandemic forced Clarke to pause her work, creating a stoppage that made her reflect and answer questions she might have delayed for years.
- Hesitant to take new parts, Clarke explained, `A lead in a TV show? I know what that commitment feels like`, and she was cautious about Bea in Ponies due to the long-term commitment.
- Clarke is now prioritizing mental health in her career decisions, stepping away from the fantasy genre and seeking greater autonomy over her future role choices.
- Early in her career, Clarke rarely declined roles, admitting much of her work didn't reflect her tastes while fame and public interactions altered social behaviors, she said.
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As Daenery's Targaryen, she mimics the »Dragon Mother«, now actress Emilia Clarke is breaking up with mythical creatures. In the future, she wants to make her career decisions herself.
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