Mother of Dragons, Emilia Clarke, once thought of a threesome with Ryan Gosling. The actress who gained her fame from HBO’s Game of Thrones is unlike her character from the show. The bubbly girl is not afraid to slip a cheeky joke or two and has done the same previously. Then again, that would make her one of the many women that hold a massive crush on the Notebook hero.

Ryan Gosling was once ranked as one of the most attractive men in the world. So when Emilia was asked a certain question about her character, she took the chance to make an unrelated connection to the actor. The event took place back in 2015 when she bagged the role of Sarah Connor, along with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jai Courtney, in the 2015 film Terminator Genisys. Clarke’s answer was quite bold yet humorous.

Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke on having a threesome with Ryan Gosling

Ryan Gosling may be in a committed relationship, but that does not keep him from being part of everyone’s fantasies. During a Moviefone Unscripted segment, Emilia Clarke was asked what would happen if there was a girl’s night out between her two characters Sarah Connor and Daenerys Targaryen. The actress slyly replied to the question, “Ryan Gosling might be there just because I think they both would think he was really hot”.

 It caught the interest of terminator co-star Jai Courtney, who wanted to explore the thought further, “Right on. Little ménage à trois with Ryan Gosling?” The then 28-year-old British actress backed her comment with a “Why not?” suggesting that she was just throwing the idea out there, in case Ryan ever wishes to pick up on it.

The actress had previously expressed an idea of having a threesome with Channing Tatum and his now ex-wife Jenna Dewan. Looks like she carries the torch of bravery just like her character in Game of Thrones. But did that bring her any luck with the married actors? We do not know. But perhaps it would be interesting to see her paired with Ryan Gosling in the future.

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