Game of Thrones’ TV success has opened doors to movie roles for its cast, including Natalie Dormer, who’s starring in the new horror flick The Forest, which hits theaters Friday. While the GoT crew’s profiles have risen, your favorites aren’t total strangers to the big screen. Here’s a selection of movies you may not have known include some of Westeros’ famous faces.
Before her Margaery Tyrell paired with King Joffrey on the HBO hit, Dormer made her big-screen debut in this Lasse Hallstrom film that starred Heath Ledger as the renowned ladies’ man. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Worried whether you’ll see Jon Snow again? It’s a sure bet you’ll find the actor who plays him (as well as fellow Thrones alum Sean Bean) in the second movie based on the popular horror game series. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Think Cersei is a handful? Headey needed to keep her eyes on Sting as a troublemaking butler in this dark U.K. comedy that featured her as the lord of the manor’s newly engaged daughter. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Forget Daenerys Targaryen’s dragons; in this U.K. coming-of-age tale, it’s Clarke’s Sally who’s all fired up about her pals’ band and their quest to get a demo tape to late-‘80s/early ‘90s alt-rock royals The Stone Roses. (Photo: HBO/Level 33 Entertainment)
Sansa Stark knows a lot about tragic circumstances, so she might empathize with Turner’s role here as Fay, a girl haunted by the shadowy presence of a seemingly demonic doppelganger. (Photo: HBO/Fox)
Before her Margaery Tyrell paired with King Joffrey on the HBO hit, Dormer made her big-screen debut in this Lasse Hallstrom film that starred Heath Ledger as the renowned ladies’ man. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Worried whether you’ll see Jon Snow again? It’s a sure bet you’ll find the actor who plays him (as well as fellow Thrones alum Sean Bean) in the second movie based on the popular horror game series. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Think Cersei is a handful? Headey needed to keep her eyes on Sting as a troublemaking butler in this dark U.K. comedy that featured her as the lord of the manor’s newly engaged daughter. (Photo: HBO/Everett)
Forget Daenerys Targaryen’s dragons; in this U.K. coming-of-age tale, it’s Clarke’s Sally who’s all fired up about her pals’ band and their quest to get a demo tape to late-‘80s/early ‘90s alt-rock royals The Stone Roses. (Photo: HBO/Level 33 Entertainment)
Sansa Stark knows a lot about tragic circumstances, so she might empathize with Turner’s role here as Fay, a girl haunted by the shadowy presence of a seemingly demonic doppelganger. (Photo: HBO/Fox)
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