Sophie Turner

 Turner was 14 when she was chosen as Sansa Stark (a young noblewoman) in HBO's fantasy show Game of Thrones. Filming began in July of 2010 and Turner was 14 years old. Turner's first role on TV was Sansa. The drama teacher of Turner encouraged Turner to apply for the part. She dyed her blonde hair auburn to play the part. But, she began wearing wigs after Season 7. In 2012, she was nominated for the Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series - Supporting Young Actress for her performance in the role of Sansa, alongside her on-screen sister, Maisie Williams. Turner was part of the eight seasons of Game of Thrones. Turner was also a part of season 3. In 2013, Turner was the lead in her debut film role in Another Me, an independent thriller film based on the novel that has the same title written by Catherine MacPhail. She played Adeline March in 2013's TV film The Thirteenth Tale. She was the lead actress as Adeline March in 2013's TV film The Thirteenth Tale. She also narrated City of Heavenly Fire, an audiobook by Cassandra Clare audiobook, in 2014. She was also the spokesperson for Karen Millen's"The Journey" campaign in 2014. Turner was the mutant Jean Grey in X-Men: Apocalypse. The film was released in May 2016. To mixed critical success, she hosted the Powershift web video in partnership with Huffington Post. In March of 2017, she revealed that she was now patron of Women for Women, an organisation that assists female war survivors. In August 2017, Turner said she believed her followers on social media were the reason for her success in securing a role in an unnamed project rather than her skills as an actress. She stated, "t was between me and a woman who's a far better actress than I am, and far superior and yet I had the fans, so I got the job. Turner formed a partnership with Wella hair in June 2017. It was the first brand to be launched internationally.