In 2010, Emilia Clarke starred in ‘Triassic Attack’ (Colin Ferguson), a UFO International Productions track for the Syfy channel. The following year it was createdGame Of Thrones‘, available in HBO Maxin which portrayed Daenerys Targaryen, also known as Daenerys of the Storm, She Who Burns Not, Breaker of Chains, Mother of Dragons.
Clarke, symbol of power and strength thanks to his charismatic character in one of these series to recommend without fear of being wrongbecame one of the actresses of the moment but, between shootings, He suffered two brain aneurysms that put his life in grave danger..
“It was the most unbearable pain”, confides the interpreter to Variety. “It was incredibly helpful that “Game of Thrones” drew me in and gave me purpose.“.
After filming the show’s first season, while working out at a North London gym, suffered a first aneurysm and was rushed to a local hospitalwhere he was diagnosed with a stroke caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain. In 2013, he underwent the second.
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“A part of my brain is no longer usablebut clearly I’m able to speak, sometimes articulately, and live my completely normal life without any repercussions,” he explains. “I’m one of the very, very, very small minority of people who can survive this.”
“There’s a good bit missing,” Clarke said before letting out a big laugh. “In strokes, as soon as part of your brain doesn’t get blood for a second, it’s over. The blood finds another route to travel, and then the missing part disappears.”
The actress started a charity for injury and stroke victims called Like youalthough he put his own medical issues behind him and came to terms with his current medical condition.
“I was like, ‘Well, this is who you are. This is the brain you have.’ So there’s no point in continually racking your brains about what might not be there.”
While we examine other 20 fantastic series that want to be the new “Game of Thrones”Poniente will return to our screens with ‘The House of the Dragon’, a new series set in the world imagined by George RR Martinwho on this occasion acted as co-creator, executive producer and, also, as creator of the highest expectations.
“Exciting news from London: I have been informed that filming for the first season of ‘House of the Dragon’ has been completed,” Martin wrote on his blog. “Yes, all ten episodes. I’ve seen rough cuts of some of them and I love them. The screenplay, direction and acting are magnificent. I hope they like it as much as I do. Hats off to showrunner Ryan Condal, co-showrunner Miguel Sapochnik, their team and our amazing cast.”
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