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| | Natalie Dormer For The Nerds | | Added 6 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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I dont watch Game Of Thrones, but apparently Natalie Dormer is in it and there are a bunch of you who probably only watch it for her. So here are some pretty shots of her. I wish they were a little sexier to cause pantfires, but maybe in the future she will class it up []
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| | Natalie Dormer Needs To Learn How To Dress | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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I know a lot of you dudes dig Natalie Dormer and I don’t blame you. But personally,I think she still needs a little more work before she can officially join the Hottie A-list. I mean, don’t get me wrong, she’s super-cute. But here she is at the Women In Film Los Angeles 2016 Crystal + […]
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| | Natalie Dormer Knows How To Dress | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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There’s nothing like a little celebrity sideboob to help close out another long week,so here’sNatalie Dormer at the Zoolander No. 2 screening in London giving us a peek at that cute little cleavage of hers. Now I know Natalie isn’t as stacked in the funbag department as some of the otherhotties we’ve had on the […]
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| | Natalie Dormer Compares 'Game of Thrones' Margaery Tyrell to Kim Kardashian | | Added 9 years ago | Source: The Blemish |
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Natalie Dormer dropped major cleavage in this photo shoot. All while wrapped in a Native American blanket. Sure, whatever floats your boat. “The camera loves you, Natalie!” I can imagine the photographer complimenting her. Dormer posed for MichiganAvenue magazine. I had no clue what Michigan Avenue refers to, then I turned to the world’s brain, Google. Looks like the Rodeo Drive of Chicago? That’s my guess, and that’s what I’m going with.
In her interview, Dormer talks about, but doesn’t whine about, her new fame with popularity of Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games series.
?I get oil paintings from fans, computer-generated art from fans, fans approaching me in the toilet, fans approaching me in the sauna. It?s a Champagne problem, but I can?t really go anywhere without a, ?Wait. Aren?t you????
Never heard of ‘champagne’ problem. So European.
She also claims to have a lopsided smile. Gross. Definitely not gonna do her now.
?I have a lopsided smile; what can I say?? she says, when I ask about it later. ?And if that message filters down to some girl looking in the mirror who feels she?s not completely symmetrical, then I am glad to have helped in some small, albeit ridiculous, way.?
In another interview with The Sunday Express, Dormer compared her character,Margaery Tyrell, to Kim Kardashian. Wait, Margaery Tyrell boned Ray J, also?? She describes Tyrell as,
?The most modern of all the characters in Game Of Thrones. She is very much a PR genius. Now she would be one of those It girls, tweeting and Instagramming their latest dresses and raising money for orphanages by running half-marathons. She?d be rivalling Kim Kardashian for numbers of followers on Twitter and Instagram!?
If Margaery Tyrell was Kim Kardashian, it’d mean Kardashian wasdoing some underaged kid. Even Kardashian doesn’t need publicity that bad.
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| | Natalie Dormer is 'baffled' people cared about her 'GoT' character marrying a 12 y/o | | Added 9 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Natalie Dormer is doing a ton of publicity for her new television series, The Scandalous Lady W. The show is an 18th century period drama with plenty o’ corsets. Nat plays a fictionalized version of Lady Seymour Worsley, who enjoyed several lovers outside of her marriage. She ends up ditching her hubby for his BFF, Captain George Bisset. This sounds like a saucy program full of delicious, soap-opera escapism. This is also a show that I’d watch because, ultimately, the female protagonist rails against the historical notion that she belongs to her husband. Let’s face it, the hubby doesn’t sound like a gem of a dude.
Natalie landed in a bit of trouble over a recent interview where she claimed hard work was enough to overcome both sexism and ageism. In that interview, she claimed that the sex and violence on Game of Thrones was not gratuitous but “naturalistically shot.” In a new interview with Michigan Avenue magazine, her attitude changes a bit. She answers, “a touch defensively, when asked about the period roles.” Then they ask her about the Game of Thrones story arc where her character, Margaery, marries the 12-year-old boy king, Tommen Baratheon. They have an implied sex scene and a kiss, but Dormer finds “the fuss a little irritating.” Let’s do this:
On Tommen and Margaery’s marriage consummation: ?After what we?ve done on this show?the rape, the incest, the child murdering — it baffes me that two people in a reasonably good, reasonably affectionate relationship is what gets the wide eyes and the questions.?
Her supposed reliance upon corset dramas: “You say that but I’ve actually only done three corset dramas in 10 years. Kate Winslet’s spent more time in a corset than I have. HELENA BONHAM CARTER has spent more time in a corset than I have. What Americans tend to forget is that I can carry a semiautomatic weapon and run around in jeans and t-shirts, too.”
On losing anonymity: “Recognition can be a many-times-a-day occurrence. I get oil paintings from fans, computer-generated art from fans, fans approaching me in the toilet, fans approaching me in the sauna. It’s a Champagne problem, but I can’t really go anywhere without a, ‘Wait. Aren’t you…?’
[From Michigan Avenue Magazine]
Previously, Dormer had no problem with GoT violence. Now she’s saying it’s all awful compared to her sex scene with a 12-year-old king. Granted, the actor (Dean-Charles Chapman) was 17 years old at the time of filming. But in a talk with MTV News, Chapman said, “It was very disturbing. I found out about that scene by reading the script, and I was really shocked. I didn’t think it would have gone down like that on screen.” He also said that watching the scene was really “weird” because his character is such a young boy.
Natalie didn’t write the scene in question (which was different from George R.R. Martin’s take in the A Song of Fire and Ice book series). It’s just interesting that Natalie justified this scene in comparison to all of the other controversial GoT moves.
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| | Natalie Dormer on sexism or ageism: 'If you work hard, everyone will notice' | | Added 9 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Natalie Dormer is promoting her new television show, an 18th century period drama called The Scandalous Lady W, which she hopes will show the value of the feminist movement. The show is a fictionalized portrayal of the life of Lady Seymour Worsley, who leaves her husband for his BFF, Captain George Bisset. The show illustrates how women were considered their husband’s property. Should be a good watch.
Nat is currently under fire, however, for an interview with the Radio Times. She takes a little swipe at Maggie Gyllenhaal for complaining about ageism and sexism throughout her career. Natalie also says men are just as objectified as women, and Hollywood is about looks anyway, so why complain? Nat says you can overcome sexism by simply working hard. She also covers the notion that Game of Thrones contains too much sex and violence:
On objectification in show biz: “My personal experience has been to work on phenomenal jobs in which the men are objectified as much as the women. Actors suffer from it, too. It’s a visual medium, so to a certain extent you get judged on the way you look. We’re not just talking about being slim here. We’re talking about character actors with big eyes getting typecast in the ‘friend’ role. It’s not just about bed-ability: it’s about your physicality more generally. I believe that perseverance will out, that if you’re good and you work hard, everyone will notice.”
On GOT sex: “I think sex and romance is a huge part of human motivation. So long as it’s informing the story then I don?t see what the problem is. Obviously no one likes gratuitous sex or gratuitous misogyny, the same way people shouldn’t like gratuitous violence.”
On GOT violence: “I don’t find it gratuitous. It’s naturalistically shot. It’s not hyper-stylised. You can watch a film like Superman with a 15 rating, and characters will be mown down by guns, yet you won’t see any blood. That’s when I get angry about violence: when its consequences aren’t portrayed.”
On ageism: “I haven’t got that problem yet! But if you mean there’s a double standard, of course there is. Maggie Gyllenhaal has a great career. She might be bitching about it, but she’s navigating it.”
[From Radio Times]
I’m not a huge television watcher (just catch a few favorites, or I stream stuff on Netflix years later) and don’t regularly catch Game of Thrones. So I don’t have a dog in this fight. But it’s very informing that people complain so bitterly about GOT‘s constant violence against women, yet they keep on watching the show. This is an internet-wide phenomenon, and every time GOT airs, people swear they’re gonna stop watching. Then they’re live tweeting the next episode, so it must be that addictive.
As far as Nat’s comments on how “hard work” will overcome sexism, she’s missed the ball on that point. Does she really believe this, or is she simply stirring the pot?
Photos courtesy of WENN
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| | Comic-Con: 'Game of Thrones' panel reveals Pres. Obama is a Jon Snow Truther | | Added 9 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Here are some assorted photos from the Comic-Con panel for Game of Thrones. No, Kit Harington did not make a surprise appearance at the panel. Neither did Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane). This year?s panel was mostly about the ladies, with appearances by Gwendoline Christie (Brienne), Carice van Houten (Melisandre), Sophie Turner (Sansa), Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) and Natalie Dormer (Queen Margaery). All of these ladies are SO PRETTY. Whenever I see Carice out of her Melisandre gear, I?m always struck by how modern and beautiful she is. Who else was there? let?s see: Alfie Allen, Gilly, John Bradley, Liam Cunningham and Varys. Anyway, here are some highlights from the GoT panel:
President Obama loved Jon Snow. Director David Nutter told the crowd that he was recently in the company of President Obama and this is what happened: ?Three weeks ago, I was the in the company of the President of the United States. He turned to me, put his hand on my shoulder, and said, ?You didn?t kill Jon Snow did you?? I said, ?Jon Snow is deader than dead.? I thought I was going to be sent to Guantanamo or something, but fortunately I?m here ? but he?s dead.? Obama apparently replied: ?You keep killing off my favorite characters.? Ah, so is Obama #HouseStark? For some reason, I would have thought he would be more #HouseTargaryen.
Stannis is no more. I mean, we knew that, didn?t we? I feel like there was an attempt to make Stannis Trutherism happen (like Jon Snow Trutherism), but I actually believe it when GoT people say that Stannis really is dead.
Sophie Turner talked about Sansa?s wedding night. As part of a larger discussion about the way the female characters are treated and whether GoT glorifies rape and rape culture, Sophie told the crowd: ?The one thing that Sansa still is, despite what happened to her, is strong. She?s not to blame for that [her rape]. I don?t know why the camera was focused on Theon ? because I was giving a great performance! Sansa, yes, has gone through a lot, but she?s developed some skills from Cersei and Margaery and others and she?s still just as strong. What she?s been doing this whole series has been just getting by without doing anything totally radical because she could die ? with the Boltons, that?s a big risk to take. She thought it through, and she could have fought back [in the wedding night scene]. But she didn?t. She does her scheming in her mind rather than outwardly.?
Producers released a special video. In previous years, I think producers have released blooper reels and stuff like that for Comic-Con, but this year we got a video compilation of some of our favorite people and their auditions. It?s pretty awesome!
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Photos courtesy of Getty, Fame/Flynet.
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| | Natalie Dormer: 'women should have style, undermined by slight casualness' | | Added 9 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Natalie Dormer covers the April issue of Self magazine. She’s wearing a cut-out dress by Prabal Gurung and looks stunning. Self’s shoots are often a little more fitness-y, but Nat does plenty of talking about her exercise habits. She’s promoting Game of Thrones and talks about how she’s been typecast in fearless female roles. But she feels very good and knows there are much worse problems to have. No complaints here at all. Natalie knows that nearly every actor gets pinned into a box, and she’s happy to be working:
On being typecast: “It got to the point where if there was a manipulative femme fatale who was going to be seducing the leading mem, it was ‘Call Natalie Dormer!’ Every actor, wherever they are on the hierarchy, gets put in a box to a certain extent. And isn’t it wonderful when people like Matthew McConaughey can turn around and go: ‘You thought I was this, but look what I can do!’ You have to start challenging people’s perceptions of you, and the perceptions you have of yourself, really.”
On fashion: “I think women should have style, but it should be undermined by a slight casualness. Like they haven’t tried that hard, because the minute you’re self-conscious about it, it doesn’t really work anymore.’”
Running her first 26.2 at 33: “I look back on it now and think, F***ing hell, how did I do that? In Mockingjay – Part 2, I’m basically running around in heavy armor while carrying a semiautomatic rifle. I don’t know how I would have kept up with Liam Hemsworth or Sam Claflin if I hadn’t been in the best cardiovascular shape of my life. This amazing thing happens where people come out of the woodwork. Suddenly someone in the camera department is giving you tips on nutrition, or the catering guy is giving you recipes. And everyone on-set in the morning is, like, ‘How far did you run this weekend?’ The support was really wonderful.”
On cross training: “My yoga mat will always be in my luggage. Yoga is invaluable when you?re on long-haul flights a lot. But I do it for my mind as much as my body. Actually, that?s true of my relationship with all exercise. I’m open to new experiences. I just did aerial yoga for the first time, and there?s a kayak club that I?ve been meaning to try.”
[From Self]
I always enjoy reading Natalie’s thoughts on fitness because she works hard at it. Nat shall soon train for her second marathon in NYC. She’s correct about the strong support network amongst runners, but I’ve noticed it swings in both directions. You can’t talk about running in front of non-runners, or virtual tomatoes will be tossed. I no longer tweet about the sport for that very reason. Local running clubs are a nice refuge, and Nat is lucky to have worked with people who share that interest.
Here are photos of Nat at last week’s Dior and I film premiere in London. At least Dior is still doing coats well on the regular.
Photos courtesy of Self & WENN
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| | Natalie Dormer in Sophia Kah at the BAFTAs: fabulous or fussy? | | Added 9 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Natalie Dormer attended the BAFTAs last night in theatrical fashion. She knows how to work almost any dress, and this Sophia Kah number is no exception. The dress is lovely on its own with a royal blue top and black lace skirt with a slight train. Sadly, the gloves kind of ruin the effect. They’re fussy, cheap-looking, and distracting. Can we thank Amal Clooney for the resurrected glove trend? Nat’s gloves may have been better in a solid blue instead of lace. I also think her hair would have been magical in sweeping waves. She wore Yoko London jewels.
Nat rocked a color-blocked Roksanda jumpsuit to the pre-BAFTAs nominee party. This is a cool jumpsuit, and not everyone can pull off orange. The asymmetrical slash of color really pops. I’m also including photos of Nat in a swooshy black dress at a fundraising dinner.
Hayley Atwell‘s little black BAFTAs dress fell into the mesh trap so popular with lovely ladies this season. She has a wonderful figure, and the side cutouts intend to provide an optical illusion. This mesh is counterproductive and not flattering, IMO. I’m including a photo of Hayley’s big blue coat and weird patterned pants at a pre-BAFTA event.
Michael Keaton brought bitchy realness to support his Birdman nomination. I so badly want him to win the Oscar, but it’s probably not his year. He looked very handsome though.
Edward Norton, who was nominated for Birdman too, attended with wife Shauna Robertson. I don’t have an ID on her dress, but it looks Elie Saab-ish.
Photos courtesy of WENN
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| | Natalie Dormer's Cleavage Is Very Talented | | Added 10 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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Here’s one for all you Game of Thrones fans out there: Natalie Dormer in a solid, leggy photoshoot. And even though she’s not showing off half as much skin here as she has on the show, after these pictures, I think Natalie could have a very promising modeling career ahead of her. See, I’ve got […]
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