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Sophie Turner strips completely in harrowing shower scene

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Updated on July 6, 2023

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Hollywood star Sophie Turner entirely undressed for a terrifying shower scene in her new thriller series, “Survive.”

If the little trailer didn’t already make it clear, it’s extremely intense. Sophie will play Jane, a survivor (in more ways than one) who will have to battle Paul (Corey Hawkins) for her life after a fatal aircraft disaster. They end up being the only ones alive when the jet they were in crashed into a group of icy mountains. There doesn’t seem to be any assistance on the way either.

Jane was considering suicide before the accident, although Paul is unaware of this. Sophie will need buckle up if she’s going to survive with her life intact in this frightening depiction of finding the will to triumph despite all obstacles.

In one of the clips, the 24-year-old Game of Thrones actress is shown sitting in the shower.

Sophie sits in the shower area while unclothed before leaving a mental health treatment facility.

The harder problem came when Tuner departed from comfortable locations like the set of an airline cabin to focus on the massive mountains Jane must climb to survive. As Turner jokingly said, “Physically I didn’t really prepare at all which was a big regret once we were up in those mountains!” You would be erroneous to believe that Turner had an advantage in the wind and snow of Survive since she had to cut her way through the notoriously terrifying night shoots for Game of Thrones’ “The Long Night.”

Of The Battle of Winterfell night shoot, she said, “I know for a fact the Battle of Winterfell night shoot was far more brutal to film for the crew and cast. But considering I only had three night shoots for the Battle of Winterfell, I would say that on a personal level the mountain scenes in Survive were more brutal [for me].”

The physical and psychological struggle that Sophie’s character and the other survivor, Paul (Corey Hawkins), endure in the wake of the disaster is the series’ main emphasis.

“The subject matter is so important to me, so everything felt like that’s where I needed to go,” Sophie had previously said while discussing the series.

The statement ‘[This character] is very set on duping her way out of this facility, and she’s going to go kill herself’ is accurate.

‘She’s incredibly depressed, she doesn’t feel like there’s any hope. But she ends up fighting for a life she didn’t want to live in the first place.’

She continued: ‘I tried to come at it from as truthful a point of view as I could, just from my past experiences.’

‘Without going into too much detail, I’ve definitely been where Jane has been. It wasn’t the biggest stretch for me, I suppose.’

Turner is pleased with the work she accomplished despite the challenging outdoor activities. With regard to mental illness, she remarked, “I hope people take away from Survive that those figurative mountains that you feel you have to climb when it comes to mental illness, are manageable.” “You just have to actually begin that climb and get the help that you need.”

Jane had been thinking about killing herself before the collision, and the program follows the character as she accepts this and decides to live.

According to Sophie, ‘What drew me to the script was the way that mental illness was written so accurately in my opinion. It felt real to me.’

‘I also loved the notion that this girl who wanted to die so badly ends up fighting for a life that she never wanted to live in the first place.’

She emphasized that the part wasn’t ‘necessarily therapeutic for [her] illnesses specifically,’ she added, ‘the more accurately we depict mental illness in film and TV, the more people it will help’.

In addition, the former “Game of Thrones” actor hopes that “Survive” will help others discover the capacity to do the same. She said ‘I hope that the story of this girl finding something to live for helps others find the ability to do that, too.’