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Warrior Women

Rolling, rolling.

Cue marker.

The fun thing about the Arya and Brienne thing was I don’t think we had to do too much to it to make it really fun to watch, because everybody’s wanted to see these two together for a long time.

And if they didn’t know they did, they certainly do the minute the two of them meet. Nice.

It was so exciting to train for that fight. And we trusted each other.

But to be fighting Gwen, who is far over a foot taller than me, and for her to be, you know, fighting someone who’s far, far shorter than her, it’s been a massive challenge.

Generally, as you attack, you move forward, and as you defend, you move back. And they have completely different sizes of gait of step.

That was a big challenge to choreograph that and deal with those issues. We used stunt doubles for their skill sets, and also, to put them in harm’s way to a degree.

Three, two, one, action! In a fight, it’s so much more than just choreography.

Every movement says something about the character. It tells the story of these two very different warriors.

Who taught you how to do that?

No one.