News about Milly Alcock

Season two of the Game Of Thrones prequel spinoff House Of The Dragon is a bonafide hit. The new episodes of the HBO Max series, which premiered on June 16, have not only received rave reviews but they've also beat previous series bests in terms of the official streaming ratings. House Of The Dragon, created by George R. R. Martin and Ryan Condal for HBO, was streamed for 1.23 billion minutes the week of the season two premiere, which is a huge jump from the first season's high of 1.02 billion.

HBO 's House of the Dragon returns Sunday night for the fourth episode of the eighth episode season, setting up a back half filled with war. Last week's episode found Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy) making the bold move to see her friend Alicent Hightower in person to try and stave off the war. That gambit failed, with this week's episode - A Dance With Dragons - marking both the beginning of this war between House Targaryen and House Hightower and the end of the first half of this eight-episode season.

HBO's House of the Dragons returns with the third episode of its action-packed second season, which teases that a full-scale war is just around the corner. The new episode which clocks in at a whopping one hour and 10 minutes - sets the stage for the war to come. The trailer for this episode showed the soldiers from both sides starting to assemble as the battle is near.

The leading House Of The Dragon star could have appeared in the fantasy world of Westeros a lot sooner, as he auditioned for multiple roles in the original HBO series. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly in December 2021, the star admitted that he auditioned for multiple parts on Game Of Thrones but never got booked.

While fans eagerly await the Season 2 premiere on HBO this Sunday, the pay cable network has pushed forward with another season. HBO announced on Thursday that it was renewing the Game of Thrones prequel for a third season, according to a network press release. The new season has already earned rave reviews from critics , currently at an 86% "Fresh" rating from the critics at Rotten Tomatoes.

Two years after its epic first season, the Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon returns for Season 2 , and it's getting rave reviews. The epic fantasy series is set nearly 200 years before the events of Game of Thrones, and 100 years after House Targaryen conquered all Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The second season debuts Sunday, June 16 at 9 PM ET on HBO, with critics giving the season an impressive 91% on Rotten Tomatoes .

Warner Bros. has set a June 26, 2026 release date for its highly-anticipated Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which has House of the Dragon's Milly Alcock starring. The film was announced as part of of James Gunn's new DC universe in January, the first film being the Superman project he is directing, arriving July 11, 2025. Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow will be the second film in his DC Studios slate, according to The Hollywood Reporter .

With Milly Alcock's confirmation as the new Supergirl, the new DC Universe created by James Gunn and Peter Safran has provided yet another significant piece. The casting of the 23-year-old Australian actress was first announced by Deadline on Monday, but Gunn, 57, adamantly confirmed it on Instagram. 'This is correct.' Milly is a naturally gifted young actress, and I'm really excited about her joining the DCU.' Gunn said, "She's a natural performer."

Milly Alcock, an Australian actress, has given TikTok actor Caleb Simpson a tour of her humble upbringing in Petersham, Sydney's inner west suburb. In a Wednesday post, the Dragon actor, 23, led Caleb around the small terrace rented by her mother. However, Simpson's US-based viewers were taken aback by one particular in the film.

Fans of House of the Dragon's second season have gotten a first glance at the set on Tuesday. Based on George R.R.'s biography, the based on his father's George R.R. Fire & Blood, Martin's book that took place 200 years before Game of Thrones' events, tells the tale of House Targaryen. The throne is seen in a new snapshot from the set, with members of the production crew visible in the background.

Milly Alcock arrived at the Olivier Awards held at The Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, making sure all attention was on her. In a black minidress that showcased her long legs, the actress, 22, looked nothing short of spectacular. Her outfit was adorned with black beaded detail, while a train and was totally backless, offering an additional glimpse of skin.

Milly Alcock attended the Miu Miu Women's Tales screening at The Curzon in Mayfair on Wednesday night, looking effortlessly chic. In a thigh-skimming cargo miniskirt with a white shirt from the designer, the House of Dragon actress, 22, put on a leggy display. Milly complemented the preppy look by wearing a black shoulder bag, white socks, and brogues.

In the aftermath of his exile from wife Sara MacDonald, Noel Gallagher was photographed without his wedding ring when filming a new music video last week. Sara, the former Oasis rocker and music publicist 51, will divorce after nearly 12 years of marriage, according to actress Milly Alcock on the set in North London. Scenes from the film in an estate for the High Flying Bird's latest single'Easy Now,' released from their forthcoming album Council Skies, seemed chilled.

When she landed on her flight, the Australian actress, 22, cut a laidback figure in white jeans and a leopard print jumper with faux fur sleeves and olive gilet-style panelling. She appeared on her best behavior at the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday after she was on her best form at the Golden Globes this weekend.

On stage at the Golden Globes last week, she caused a ruckus when she looked worse for wear onstage. Milly Alcock was on her best behaviour at the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday, where she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. The House of Dragons actress, 22, made a glamorous debut in a beige designer strapless dress with a fringed trim.

Jennifer Coolidge, the British Prime Minister, made a rousing address after winning the Critics' Choice Awards on Saturday, boasting that "it's not about 'till you die.' The 61-year-old actress received yet another major award and delivered yet another memorable address just days after winning her Golden Globe award that made The White Lotus creator Mike White tearful. On Sunday evening, she received the Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series at the 2023 Critics' Choice Awards. She defeated Milly Alcock (House of the Dragon), Carol Burnett (Better Call Saul), Julia Garner (The Good Fight) and Rhea Seehorn (Better Call Saul) before delivering a moving address.

On Sunday evening, the House of Dragons actors, who were both nominated for an honor, arrived to perform at the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards hosted at The Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles.

Milly Alcock's drunken appearance on stage at the Golden Globes put her on Twitter this week. The House of Dragons actress is on a rising success thanks to her role as a teen Rhaenyra Targaryen in the hit Game Of Thrones prequel. Her major role has seen her relocate around the world, swapping her mother's attic in Sydney for a flat in London's picturesque Primrose Hill, where she shares a postcode with her HotD co-star Matt Smith.

Milly Alcock's wild night continued after she was worse for wear on her stager appearance at the Golden Globes on Tuesday. As she appeared on stage looking VERY uncomfortable for wear, the House of Dragons put Golden Globe viewers in hysterics. After the performance, the actress, who was best known for playing the teenage Rhaenyra Targaryen in the HBO television series, was still in the mood to party at the Chateau Marmont afterparty in Hollywood.

Milly Alcock of House Of The Dragons appeared on stage looking much worse for wear on Tuesday night, leaving Golden Globe viewers in hysterics. Milly, 22, who was best known for portraying the young Rhaenyra Targaryen in the HBO television series, was a hit and under the spotlight when she joined Emma D'Arcy, the older version of Alcock's Rhaenyra. Milly's 'drunk as hell' as she, Emma and film producer Miguel Sapochnik accepted the Best Television Series for the hit show, with clips of the moment going viral.

Milly Alcock, a 2022 actress who appeared in the hit Game of Thrones spin-off series House of the Dragon, had a fruitful year. And, the Australian actress, 22, put on a show-stopping appearance at the Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills on Tuesday. She stepped into a figure-hugging black gown with silver embellishments and a plunging neckline, looking sensational.

Of all the television shows that premiered in 2022, it's impossible to think of one that had more impact than "House of the Dragon." So it's no surprise that the cast members were on hand at the 2023 Golden Globes on January 10 to represent. On the red carpet of Tuesday night, Cast members Milly Alcock and Emma D'Arcy looked stunning, sporting their own all-black looks. "House of the Dragon" was nominated for best television series and drama and was eventually rewarded with the award. As he accepted the award, D'Arcy and Alcock joined showrunner Miguel Sapochnik onstage. D'Arcy was also named for best performance by an actress in a television series for their role as the older version of Rhaenyra Targaryen. It's D'Arcy's first Golden Globe nomination.

WARNING: SPOILERS! HBO has a long reputation for pushing television's boundaries, but the network's recent obsession with incest storylines is not one we're excited to see in 2022. Gossip Girl is the most recent show to bring the taboo topic to television, but HBO's Game of Thrones seemed to be obsessed with the subject, so we shouldn't be surprised by the trend. That program deserved a lot of credit for normalizing the twisted fantasy's appearance on the small screen. When it was revealed that twins Grace and Jake hooked up in a swanky New York hotel room, fans of the Gossip Girl revival were shocked, but it wasn't the first show to have an incest storyline in 2022. Prequel to Game of Thrones (predictably), popular animated film Rick and Morty, and cult favorite The White Lotus aired on HBO Max, and all became involved in inappropriate family ties.

Given the success of House of the Dragon, Australian actress Milly Alcock has confirmed that she will not return to fantasy roles again. Rhaenyra Targaryen, the 22-year-old, who appeared in the Game of Thrones prequel as Rhaenyra Targaryen, expressed gratitude for the freedom the role affords her to choose future projects but said she'll be moving away from similar roles in the future. I don't want to do something like that.' I've done it before, and I don't have to do it again. I'm just waiting for the right opportunity. The Herald Sun told her, "I am not in a hurry to get to a decision."