Lena Headey Plastic Surgery
Lena Headey is one of the most renowned and successful actresses in Hollywood. Her iconic roles as Cersei Lannister on Game of Thrones and Queen Gorgo in 300 have earned her international acclaim and admiration. Additionally, she has voiced several animated series and video games.
At 17 years old, she made her acting career debut in a school production where an agent noticed her. Soon after, she made her movie debut in 1996’s Waterland.
At her early 20s, the pressure to look perfect started getting to her and it left her feeling insecure and out of place. Additionally, there is a double standard between male actors and female ones which can make it challenging to land good roles.
As a young girl, her dream was to become an internationally renowned ballerina. She would dance every day and even competed in the school’s ballet competition. Growing up, her dream was to one day become a professional ballerina.
She was shy and nervous in class, often crying with fear; yet she was immensely proud of herself for following her dream. Even though her body wasn’t perfect, her ability as a dancer gave her confidence to pursue it with abandon.
As a teenager, she was noticed by an acting agent and offered the role of Waterland. This proved successful as her career in acting took off from there.
However, it wasn’t until she landed the role of Cersei Lannister on Game Of Thrones that Headey truly found success. After several years on screen, Headey suddenly made a lot of money and it was time for her to pursue her dreams once more.
Now, she is eager to take on new challenges and prove she can do much more than play Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. She has several exciting projects underway, including an indie film called Fighting With My Family which premieres next month.
She hopes to do a lot of public speaking and make herself known in other fields. Though she has admitted in the past that she hasn’t had much social life, she plans on participating in some events soon.
In a recent interview with The Daily Beast, she discussed her feelings since saying goodbye to Cersei. While she is delighted that the show is over, she hasn’t forgotten about her Game of Thrones character. Though she may consider re-watching episodes from time to time, it’s not something she does often.
She also applauded co-star Emilia Clarke for speaking out about her health problems in an article that went viral last week. Clarke suffered two life-threatening brain aneurysms during the first few episodes of the show, and has shared her story to raise awareness for brain injury prevention.