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Sophie Turner reveals her ‘coping mechanism’ for filming Game of Thrones’ most traumatic scenes
msn.comSophie Turner has said she “developed a coping mechanism” so she wouldn’t get “traumatised” while filming Game of Thrones. The 26-year-old actor reflected on shooting the show’s most disturbing scenes when she was still very young, in a new interview with Jessica Chastain for The Cut magazine, which was published on 10 May.
Turner was 15 years old when she landed the role of Sansa Stark on the HBO show, based on George RR Martin’s series of novels called A Song of Ice and Fire, which became a sensational success following its release in 2011.
One of the show’s most controversial, disturbing and controversial scenes of the series involved Turner’s character. In season six, Sansa marries Ramsay Bolton (played by Iwan Rheon) who rapes her on their wedding night, while forcing Theon Greyjoy to watch.
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