Emily Carey

You see, ahead of the first episode, Emily temporarily deleted her Twitter after receiving a tonne of hate following an appearance at Comic Con. In July the ...

House of the Dragon actor Emily Carey deleted Twitter following fan backlash after comments about her character Lady Alicent at Comic-Con in July.

Emily Carey is the 19-year-old British actor and star of the hit HBO series and "Game of Thrones" prequel "House of the Dragon."

At the time of the backlash, Carey wrote in a since-deleted tweet: “I stand by what I said in the panel. When we meet her she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. Carey was accused of not sufficiently comprehending the source material — George R.R. “I’ve never had the freedom to create a whole human being like this before. “There were some gaps that we had to fill, so to figure it all out I sort of started journaling, and … Carey plays the younger version of Alicent Hightower, who is locked in a battle for succession with her childhood friend-turned-rival Rhaenyra Targaryen.

"Even when it's good, there's so many, and it's so loud."

"I will say I did delete Twitter [after Comic-Con] because it’s just so loud. You just have to move on from it." Martin shared his support for Emily's comments — but that didn't stop fans from sending her hate.

In the hit HBO series, Carey has been cast in the role of Alicent Hightower who has to fight her childhood best friend Rhaenyra Targaryen for succession. The ...

When we meet her she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. The young actress was called out for not taking note of the original George R.R. managed to come up with some form of backstory, and it proved to be very useful. The actress shared her experience of playing Alicent claiming that she had “freedom” to portray a younger version of the character. In the hit HBO series, Carey has been cast in the role of Alicent Hightower who has to fight her childhood best friend Rhaenyra Targaryen for succession. The British actress had to delete her Twitter account in response to the unprecedented amount of hatred she was getting from bullies online.

'House of the Dragon' star Emily Carey recently made a revelation stating how she once deleted her Twitter account after facing criticism by fans.

During the time of the backlash, Carey shared a note on Twitter (now deleted) to clarify her side. When we meet her she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. Stating further about her comment on having the freedom to play the role of young Alicent, she revealed how she got the freedom to come up with a backstory that proved to be useful as it depicted so many layers to her. I’m 19, so I’m all on social media, and I’ve been on social media since I was a kid because I’ve worked since I was a kid so I’m very conscious of things. She went on to reveal how she even deleted her Twitter to avoid the same and later revived it. The drama is the official prequel to the Emmy Award-winning show Game Of Thrones and is based on a book series by George R.

House of the Dragon actor Emily Carey deleted Twitter following fan backlash after comments about her character Lady Alicent at Comic-Con in July.

"I'm very respectful of the fans in the sense of, we're stepping into their world rather than they are watching our world," she says. "So I'm definitely feeling the positive vibes from it now, which is really nice." [House of the Dragon](https://www.popsugar.co.uk/tag/House-of-the-Dragon)", which has legions of loyal fans. Fortunately, Carey, who has previously starred in "Wonder Woman", also credits the kinder comments as helping them through the difficult time. It is also the responsibility of all social media users to ensure their opinions don't cross the boundary into hateful rhetoric. They explained that they created a backstory for their character in order to humanise her, but fans of

By Lisa Respers France, CNN. Emily Carey is 19 years old and she says she loves social media. But being a teen on the apps hits differently when you are on ...

[premiered Sunday](https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/22/media/house-of-the-dragon-ratings-game-of-thrones/index.html) to about 10 million viewers making it “the largest audience for any new original series in the history of HBO,” according to the network. “I think lots of people are already expecting her to be the villain of the show, but I think bringing her in younger, there was a lot more to explore.” “But I will say I did delete Twitter [after Comic-Con] because it’s just so loud,” Carey added. It’s a person behind a screen,” she told the publication. Some fans of the George R.R. During an appearance at Comic-Con, she explained how she came up with the backstory for Alicent and expressed, “I’ve never had the freedom to create a whole human being like this before.

The British actor said she was trolled for her comments at the show's panel at Comic Con where she had discussed how she built a backstory for her ...

"I stand by what I said in the panel. The new bench will hear the matter on Thursday. The matter will be taken up by a five-judge bench. Maybe you'll sympathise," she had said in a tweet, which she later deleted. - "I stand by what I said in the panel. managed to come up with some form of backstory, and it proved to be very useful. "There are so many layers to her. When we meet her she's a child, a product of the patriarchy. Maybe you’ll sympathise," she tweeted post the backlash. Even when it's good, there's so many and it's so loud. It's a person behind a screen. Alicent is not the villain.

During an appearance at Comic-Con, she explained how she came up with the backstory for Alicent and expressed, "I've never had the freedom to create a whole ...

to about 10 million viewers making it "the largest audience for any new original series in the history of HBO," according to the network. "I think lots of people are already expecting her to be the villain of the show, but I think bringing her in younger, there was a lot more to explore." "But I will say I did delete Twitter [after Comic-Con] because it's just so loud," Carey added. "I'm 19, so I'm all on social media, and I've been on social media since I was a kid because I've worked since I was a kid, so I'm very conscious of things ... Some fans of the George R.R. During an appearance at Comic-Con, she explained how she came up with the backstory for Alicent and expressed, "I've never had the freedom to create a whole human being like this before.

House of the Dragon star Emily Carey revealed she deleted her Twitter account after fans criticised her on “humanising her villainous character” in the ...

The actress also mentioned that after backlash, she wrote in a now-deleted tweet, “I stand by what I said in the panel. When we meet her, she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. “I will say I did delete Twitter because it’s just so loud.

In July, Emily Carey had said at the San Diego Comic Con that she chose to humanise her character Alicent, which sparked outrage among die-hard fans of ...

“I stand by what I said in the panel. At the time, Carey had reiterated her stance about her character. When we meet her she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. The British actor, who plays the young Alicent Hightower in HBO’s prequel series to Game of Thrones, said she was trolled for her comments at the show’s panel at the annual event where she had discussed how she built a backstory for her character. “There are so many layers to her. managed to come up with some form of backstory, and it proved to be very useful.

House of the Dragon star Emily Carey shared she deleted her Twitter account after fans criticised over her comments about “humanising her villainous ...

The 19-year-old also mentioned that after backlash, she wrote in a now-deleted tweet, “I stand by what I said in the panel. When we meet her, she’s a child, a product of the patriarchy. “I will say I did delete Twitter because it’s just so loud.

The 19-year-old actor, who plays a young Lady Alicent Hightower on the show, says that the comments she got following Comic-Con were so intense, she had to ...

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