Inside the boozy Game Of Thrones afterparty where Jason Momoa towers over Kit Harington and stars down shots to celebrate final season
SOPHIE Turner and Emilia Clarke were in the mood for hugging as they celebrated the last ever series of Game Of Thrones at a boozy afterparty last night.
The actresses, who play Sansa Stark and Daenerys Targaryen, joined the likes of Maisie Williams and Kit Harrington at the star-studded bash after they walked their final red carpet together.
Sophie, who looked incredible in a black dress, was joined by Joe Jonas who seemed very excited to be surrounded by the cast.
He shared a picture of his wife hugging King Joffery actor Jack Gleeson and captioned it: “WTF I thought this dude was dead... #KingJoffrey”
Rory McCann was seen downing shots alongside Natalie Dormer.
Emilia, who recently revealed she suffered two life-threatening brain aneurysms while filming the famous series, looked in great spirits as she caught up with the cast.
Yesterday dozens of actors, many of whom were unknown before the medieval fantasy series began in 2011, flew to New York ahead of the eighth and final season of the show, which arrives on HBO on April 14.
Sophie, who was just 14 when she began her role as Sansa, said she would miss the months of filming outdoors in freezing weather in Northern Ireland.
"Some of the fondest memories I have are of all of us snuggled up in warm coats trying to get warm," she said.
"That camaraderie that we've built from just being so, like, cold and so wet... they were the most exciting times because it was how we really bonded as a cast."
The star said she had kept one of her character's corsets as a souvenir.
Pilou Asbaek (Euron Greyjoy) and Conleth Hill (Varys) said they kept some rings, while Richard Dormer held on to Beric Dondarrion's trademark eyepatch.
Plot details of the final season have been kept secret although filming started in October 2017.
"This has been a year and a half we've been having to hide these. I can remember when I read the script I was like, you know, I wish I didn't have this information in my head," said Isaac Hempstead-Wright, who plays the visionary Bran Stark.
Season 7, which was broadcast in 2017, saw the characters head towards a great battle over the Iron Throne while a zombie army of White Walkers, led by the undead Night King, march south and threaten mankind's destruction.
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"I can tell you something. I'm probably the only guy with a happy end," Asbaek said.
The show has become known for killing off beloved characters, but many of the actors playing them, including Jason Momoa (Khal Drogo), Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell) and Sean Bean (Ned Stark) turned up for Wednesday's red carpet.
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