The “hideous” question about War of Thrones made Jason Momoa’s interview with Jason Momoa painful and viral. prestigious newspaper The New York Times [acesso pago]…
At one point, the actor is asked about scenes of sexual violence involving his character Khal Drogo, such as the rape of Daenerys Targaryen (Emila Clarke) on their wedding night in the pilot episode of the famous HBO series.
“Do you see these scenes differently today? Would you do one now? Are you sorry? Such scenes can be viewed as belonging to a more ancient cultural period, ”asks journalist David Marchese.
Jason Momoa seems to be responding normally: “Well, it was important to portray Drogo and his style. You play someone like Genghis Khan. It was very, very, very difficult. And that’s not good, Numa really asked me, “Are you sorry for playing a character?” Let’s just say, “I’ve already done it.”
But since then, the actor has completely withdrawn, starting to answer questions in monosyllables and coldly. “Pocket” about whether he was able to “formulate” his vision of the saga “Aquaman” received a dry “no” in response.
Jason Momoa and Emilia Clarke in War of Thrones
When the interview came to an end, Jason Momoa decided to turn things around.
“I wanted to talk about something that gave me an unpleasant feeling in my stomach. I was upset when you asked me about it. It’s just disgusting to put it on me. [a responsabilidade] remove something. As if the actor even had a choice. We are really not allowed to do anything, ”he told the journalist.
“There are producers, there are writers, there are directors, and you can’t come in and say, ‘I’m not going to do this because now it’s not kosher, and it’s not right in this political climate.’ This never happens. “So this is a disgusting question. I wanted you to know that, ”he explained without any hot rags.
