Gwendolin Christie is, of course, best known to the audience for her showing Brienne from Tart's "Game of Thrones" of the FBO. The actor raised the HBO fantasy series, where its impressive status of 6 '3 "Allowed allowed to embody the powerful and impressive Brienne introduced into the books of George RD Martin" Song of Ice and Fire "on which the show was located. Brian was the successor to the Tart and Warrior house, which strives for the area, despite being honored for women during the series. With his one-time prisoner IMEEM LANTER (Nikolai Coster-Waldau), who will continue to fulfill Brien's desire and eventually a knight, making the first female knight in the seven kingdoms.

Of course, Game of Thrones put Christie on the radar of many fantasy fans - and, obviously, many casting directors. In 2015, she joined the franchise "Starwell War" when she appeared as Captain Fazma, leader of Stormtroopers on the first rowIn "Starwells War: Episode VII - Strength wakes up". It will continue to repeat the role of FASMA in 2017 "War of Starwells: Episode VIII - The Last EDI", as well as in the animated series "Starwell War Resistance". Since then, Christie has also played Larissa Wams on Netflix's "Wednesday" (a character whose sense of style was Directly inspired by the lead in Alfred Hitchcock Classic) and Lucifer in Sandman. Interestingly, it was actually her second time to play Lucifer, after previously showing the fallen angel in the 2010 stage of "Doctor Faust" by Christopher Marlow.

However, before Christie took some of these roles, she made her debut on the big screen in a fantastic movie, married to both the tragedy and out of the screen: "Doctor Parnasus's Imagination."

Gwendolin Christie's first film role was in the short cover "The Time Hurgeon" in 2007. However, her first mainstream appearance in a movie or TV show came to "The Imaginarium of Parnass" in 2009. Directed by Terry Gilliam from the fame of Monty PythonThe film is noticeable in that it shows Heath Ledger's latest film so far. The actor died tragically after the start of the film, with a few scenes left to shoot. In those scenes, which showed that his image of Tony was traveling around the world of dreams, it was decided that the look of the character would change as a result of the reality of the dream. Nyoni Depp, Udeud law and Colin Farrell - all Ledger's friends - were thrown to play the role in those sequences.

The appearance of Christie in the "Imagination of Doctor Parnassus" was only fleeting. She appeared as one of the few buyers convinced by Tony to try the fantastic imaginary, who transports people into imagined worlds where they must choose between hard -working enlightenment or blessed ignorance. Christie's image was unnamed, one of the crowd of women who were convinced to try out the imagination of Ledger Tony's smooth conversation.

Despite playing only a small role in the film, Christie was subsequently thrown into Game of Thrones after giving it what was clearly impressive audition. Indeed, before trying for the fantasy series, Christie began to wear more stereotypical men's clothing and build muscles, everything to get into Brienne's mindset.