Show Notes
A Before The Lights podcast alumni returns as Olivia Cooke joins us for a catch up about life on set and stressful house renovations.
Olivia Cooke makes her second appearance on the podcast for a catch up about life on the set of Game of Thrones spin-off House Of The Dragon, keeping healthy in down time and stressful house renovations.
The British actor discusses her relationship with body image, the challenges of staying physically and mentally fit during rigorous press tours and what happens when “Rihanna comes calling” with a Savage X Fenty modelling job.
She also looks at how the culture of looking after cast and crew on set is “getting much healthier” in the film world with the introductions of roles like intimacy coordinators but that there are still certain elements that need attention to stop actors “hyper-fixating on how we look”.
There is also of COURSE time for Olivia to tell us about stacking it in public, which left her foot looking “like it was pulled out The Thames”.
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