Emilia Clarke and Peter Dinklage appeared together at a red carpet premiere of the GoT star’s My Dinner with Herve.
The pair were spotted together at Paramount Studios on Thursday, where Clarke showed up to debut a new haircut as she supported her co-star.
Clarke is known for her long golden locks, which she usually wore down in her portrayal of the Queen of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen in the film adaptation of George Martin’s fantasy series. However, her hair stylist Jenny Cho chopped almost the whole thing off and styled it into a bob after all the damage she accrued from bleaching her hair platinum blonde for the role.
The three-time Emmy nominee went topless beneath a black tuxedo and revealed that she was inspired by Gwyneth Paltrow’s break-up makeover in her 1998 rom-com Sliding Doors.
She finished the look with a simple pair of black strappy heels, and natural makeup.
She told Harper’s Bazaar UK: ‘It’s almost the shortest it’s been. I’m honestly trying to grow out the blonde, because it’s just killed my hair, and I miss having nice hair! I do like the length but I wish my hair was longer. I do bloody love long hair!’
The actress attended the star-studded event along with Peter Dinklage, who plays the brazen Tyrion Lannister.
He is starring in the new HBO show where he will play Fantasy Island actor Herve Villechaize, who was interviewed in 1993 shortly before he died.
Dressed in a casual pair of jeans and a leather jacket, the 49-year-old Golden Globe winner was joined by other actors of the show, including 50 Shades actor Jamie Dornan.
Clarke and Dinklage will conclude their roles in the eighth season of GoT airing in 2019, and they’ve promised it’ll be a good one.
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