Actress Natalie Dormer - better known in wide circles as Margery Tyrell from the series "Game of Thrones" was born and grew up in Reading (UK) in 1982.
Biography
From a young age, the girl showed great hope for the future. At school, Natalie studied perfectly, was engaged in dancing, vocals and fencing. When it came time to go to university, she did not have enough points to enter Cambridge, but the girl was not taken aback and submitted documents to the Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, where she managed to become one of the best students in a short time. It is worth noting that from birth Natalie suffers from partial facial paralysis and even this did not stop her on the path to her dream of becoming a professional actress and win the love of millions of fans.
Films
Dormer's career began at age 23. The first project in her life was a drama called "Casanova", where Natalie successfully played the role of Queen Victoria. This was followed by roles in such series as "Far Shores" and "The Tudors", and films such as "We. Believe in Love" and "First Avenger". However, the role of Margaery Tyrell in the series Game of Thrones turned out to be a lucky ticket for Natalie Dormer's career.
The plot of the television series is based on the cycle of novels “A Song of Ice and Fire” by J. Martin and captures with its atmosphere the palace intrigues, the Middle Ages, mysticism and cruelty of those times. In the novel, Margery Tyrell is a powerful, intelligent and self-respecting girl, ready for anything for the sake of the family and the crown. In the series, her character marries three kings three times, each of whom will face a tragic death. The heroine herself also dies with her entire family in season 6.
Despite this outcome, viewers remembered Margary Tyrell as a strong personality and a very sweet girl, and Natalie Dormer earned universal popularity and new contracts.
After the series "Game of Thrones", the actress played in such films as "The Hunger Games", "Scandalous Lady U", "Ghost Forest", "Patient Zero", as well as in the youth series "Elementary".
