Emma D'Arcy and Olivia Cooke House of Dragon interview part 2

The transcript discusses the experience of filming with dragons, highlighting the use of props like a ball on a pole to simulate dragons on set. It describes the challenges faced during filming, such as dealing with wind and debris, and the overall dirty conditions. The conversation also touches on the transformative power of costumes and wigs in helping actors get into character, emphasizing the attention to detail in production.

What is used as a placeholder for dragons during filming?

• A digital hologram

• A cardboard cutout

• A green screen

• A ball on a pole

What is one of the challenges actors face when filming dragon scenes?

• Wind and debris

• Bright lights

• Heavy costumes

• Loud noises

What is a notable aspect of the production that affects the cast and crew?

• Remote locations

• Limited resources

• Attention to detail

• Long working hours

How do costumes and wigs help actors?

• They provide physical protection

• They transform their appearance and perception

• They help them memorize lines

• They make them more comfortable

What effect do costumes have on the actors' performance?

• They have no effect

• They enhance their character portrayal

• They make it more challenging

• They limit their movement