After that, she headed to Westeros.
Eventually, playing the role for so many seasons had led Dormer to absorb the character into herself.
During her tenure on “Game of Thrones,” Dormer alsojoined the “Hunger Games” cast.
In the final two sequels, Dormer’s Cressida assisted Jennifer Lawrence’s Katniss Everdeen take down the Capitol.
She ultimately met her end in a fire during the Season 6 finale.
“It’s great they can still shock people six years on.
I watch as an audience member as well, you get side swiped.”
“I’m on the edge of my seat like everybody else.”
“I got the golden ticket, the perfect length of time,” she toldVariety.
According to Dormer, she was already a fan.
It’s been fun to join the Wizarding World family."
“I’m Hufflepuff!”
“That’s not what I was expecting.”
It creates another story," she added.
“It’s very traumatic, it really is,” she toldThe Independentof nude scenes in 2011.
She shared her definitive opinion with The New Statesman.
“To set the record straight, I have never been comfortable doing sex or nude scenes.
How many people would be?”
“I’m so terrified at the moment of perpetuating that clickbait image of me,” Dormer explained.
AsVarietyreported, major production company Fremantle had a first-look deal with Dog Rose Productions' proposed projects.
“I have to play Elsa, who’s a true, full characterization.
Dormer also admitted she was experiencing the lack of sleep common to new parents.
“I completely underestimated it!”
In 2023, Dormer and Oakes got married.
Chatting with Drama Quarterly, Dormer expressed how much she enjoyed being part of such a compelling mystery series.
What’s more, she appreciated the themes woven into the show.
But when you watch it in this fresh environment, it feels curious and interesting.”
Interviewed byThe Citizen, Dormer gushed about the experience of filming South Africa’s legislative capital, Cape Town.
“It was incredibly hard,” Harris admitted.
Surgeon General C. Everett Coop.
For Dormer, the film was one of three projects that she shot back to back.
“I did two features in a row,” she toldDispatchLivein 2024.
And having a rest."
It’s a well-earned rest, indeed.
