Interview
Olivia Cooke recalls being No.1 on Wiki Feet after her controversial House of the Dragon scene
Episode 9 has one of the sequences that generated the most number of memes and a feeling of disgust among House of the Dragon viewers. That is where Ser Larys Strong (Matthew Needham) pleasures himself by looking at Queen Alicent Hightower’s (Olivia Cooke) feet in exchange for providing her information. Cooke recently recalled the incident that led to her being listed on a weird site.
Olivia Cooke’s feet were No.1 on Wiki Feet after the Larys and Alicent scene
Alicent had to go through a lot to get information through Larys, Cooke has been trying to avoid the reaction it generated for the longest time. She recalled in the unwrapped podcast,“Apparently, I was number 1 on WikiFeet for a while”, she continued, “I’m glad I experienced something like that. It’s one of the memoirs, isn’t it?”
Olivia Cooke recalls the wild public reaction to her feet scene
Cooke went on to reveal, “Yeah, it’s wild. Because doing that scene, we knew that there is like this intense power play at hand. And sort of like exploring the deep shame and intricacies of that. But then you know the internet completely just pulled stills.”
“It extrapolates on what end they want to, and so it all became about the feet in the online discourse. So yeah, it was mad. You don’t know what’s gonna hit, what people are gonna be pixelated by. And it was completely surprising, and that’s why I don’t look into my DMs.”
-
Decoded5 hours ago
House Targaryen family tree: Exploring the key House of the Dragon & Game of Thrones characters
-
News6 days ago
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms casts new actors
-
News2 days ago
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau battles for the Anglo-Saxon throne as William the Conqueror in King & Conqueror
-
General7 days ago
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms intimacy coordinator provides a sneak peek of her wrap-up gift
-
News6 days ago
Game of Thrones star Mark Addy shines in Dune: Prophecy
-
News2 days ago
Emma D’Arcy earns Golden Globe nomination for House of the Dragon Season 2
-
Interview6 days ago
‘How could I be 13 years late?’: George R.R. Martin doesn’t know when he’ll finish The Winds of Winter
-
Interview7 days ago
Ewan Mitchell says deep down, Aemond Targaryen “just needs to be loved”