Why I Won’t Watch Game Of Thrones’ Spinoff – Sophie Turner

Sophie Turner

Hollywood actress Sophie Turner has said that she would be rooting for “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” to succeed. Recall that the project has been tagged a “Game of Thrones” spinoff and is set to be released soon.

According to her, she’ll find it very hard to tune in to GOT’s spinoff because she loved the show so much that she cannot watch anything related to it.

Sophie added that even hearing the series theme song immediately gives her crazy anxiety.

Her words, “If I’m totally honest, anything Game of Thrones, I don’t think I can [watch]. I can’t even hear the theme tune. It gives me crazy anxiety.

I don’t know why — I had the best time on that show — but I can’t watch anything related to it.

I’m really excited for the actors on it and I think it’ll probably be incredible, because it is that universe, so good luck to everyone involved.

I won’t be watching it, but I’ll be rooting for you.

I auditioned when she was 12 and wrapped the series when I was 23. It was the best acting class.

I never had proper formal training, so I got to learn from the amazing actors around me, which — I felt like I won a competition. It was great. We all were a family.

The show informed my entire life, in terms of like business decisions, just etiquette on set, how to act … Everything, I learned from Game of Thrones — and a bit from my parents.”

WOW.

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