TV Star Injured During Intense Sex Scene Shooting
Emilia Clarke, renowned for her role in *Game of Thrones*, recently suffered an injury while filming intense sex scenes for her new series, *Ponies*. During a particularly rigorous shoot, the actress broke a rib while portraying the character Bea, an undercover agent.
Injury During Filming
The incident occurred while Clarke engaged in a marathon of scenes involving intimate connections with three different men over a few hours. She humorously recounted the incident, revealing her awkward conversation with a doctor, explaining her injury with the phrase, “Sex! Times three!”
*Ponies* Overview
In *Ponies*, which is currently available for streaming on BINGE, Clarke’s character embarks on a mission to uncover the truth surrounding the mysterious death of her CIA agent husband during the Cold War. This leads her to seduce a high-ranking KGB operative and navigate a complex world of espionage.
Revisiting Past Roles
This latest project brings Clarke back to her roots as she reflects on her iconic role as Daenerys Targaryen. The actress reunited with her former co-star Jason Momoa, sparking nostalgia for their long-standing relationship since the debut of *Game of Thrones* 15 years ago.
Future Career Path
Clarke has expressed her desire to move away from fantasy roles, stating that it is “highly unlikely” she will appear on a dragon again. Instead, she aims to explore diverse characters in her future projects.
Acknowledgements and Achievements
Last year, Clarke received an MBE for her charitable work with SameYou, an organization she founded to aid brain injury recovery. This initiative arose following her personal battle with a life-threatening brain hemorrhage in 2011.
- Name: Emilia Clarke
- Age: 39
- Show: *Ponies*
- Streaming on: BINGE
- Injury: Broken rib during filming
- Previous Roles: Daenerys Targaryen in *Game of Thrones*
Fans can stream *Ponies* and witness Clarke’s latest performance alongside the drama of her past experiences. The show promises to deliver excitement and complexity reminiscent of her previous notable works.
