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Jason Momoa cried seeing Emilia Clarke without clothes
Actor Jason Momoa, who played the role of Khal Drogo on the popular TV show Game of Thrones, was frustrated and protective of his co-star Emilia Clarke, who played Daenerys Targaryen, during intimate scenes in the first season of the show.
Clarke revealed in an interview that it was her first acting gig and she was lucky to have such a caring and protective co-star.
Momoa was known for his brutish portrayal of Khal Drogo, and Clarke played a timid and scared Daenerys Targaryen.
The duo shared many intimate scenes throughout the first season of the show.
Clarke reportedly did not know about the intimate scenes involved in the job, but tackled the challenge head-on.
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Momoa’s protectiveness extended to ensuring that Clarke was comfortable during the intimate scenes, as she was often shivering while being n/ked.
Clarke recalled that Momoa was always concerned about her well-being and would ask for a robe for her.
Clarke suffered from brain aneurysms and had a hard time continuing with season 2 without the help of Momoa.
She has spoken about how he helped her on set, and how he was always looking out for her.
The actress had also revealed that she suffered from bouts of memory loss during the shooting of season 2.
Clarke’s character, Daenerys Targaryen, suffered from the madness disease that burned King’s Landing down to the ground.
The actress has spoken about the personal changes she underwent during the years of shooting the show.
She recalled the memories of her first visit to the Game of Thrones set, where she found herself completely n/ked with all the people around her, not knowing what was expected of her.
Game of Thrones became a cultural event during the decade of 2010-2020.
Known for its n/d^ty, violence, and gore, the show set a benchmark for fantasy TV shows since its inception.
The show was based on the A Song of Ice and Fire books by George R.R. Martin and spawned spin-offs and a whole universe much like the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
House of the Dragon, the prequel to Game of Thrones, was recently released on HBO Max and has been well-received by audiences.
The show has soared much like its predecessor.
Momoa and Clarke’s on-screen chemistry was one of the highlights of the first season of Game of Thrones, and their characters’ storylines left an indelible mark on the show’s history.
Fans of the show continue to remember their performances with fondness.
