Game of Thrones: Daenerys Targaryen waxwork installed in Dublin museum

The museum is excited to add a new waxwork of Daenerys from Game of Thrones, celebrating its Irish connection and aiming to include more women. The creation process, led by sculptor PJ Herity, was meticulous and took six months. The museum hopes to attract Game of Thrones fans and believes the exhibit will have a lasting impact.

Why is the museum particularly excited about adding this new exhibit?

• Because it was filmed in Northern Ireland and has an Irish connection.

• Because it is the first exhibit to feature a fictional character.

• Because it is the most expensive exhibit they have ever added.

• Because it was a gift from a famous actor.

What was one of the main goals of the museum in adding this new exhibit?

• To increase the number of male figures in the museum.

• To attract more tourists from outside Europe.

• To celebrate international and Irish stars, especially women.

• To showcase the latest technology in waxwork creation.

Who is responsible for crafting the Daenerys waxwork?

• An anonymous donor.

• A famous Hollywood special effects team.

• PJ Herity, a sculptor at the museum.

• A team of international artists.

How long did it take to complete the Daenerys waxwork?

• Two weeks.

• One year.

• Six months.

• Three months.

What is the museum's expectation regarding the Game of Thrones exhibit?

• That it will need frequent updates to stay relevant.

• That it will only attract local visitors.

• That it will be a temporary exhibit.

• That it will attract fans and remain popular for a long time.