Emilia Clarke says she took out her cellphone's SIM card whereas filming 'Secret Invasion' to keep away from leaking spoilers in regards to the Marvel present

• Emilia Clarke defined how she prevented spoilers from leaking on the set of “Secret Invasion.”
• “I might simply take my SIM card out of my cellphone,” she mentioned.
• She mentioned Marvel safety is so intimidating she thought “A person’s going to return and kill me if I say something.”

Emilia Clarke admits she was so paranoid she would unknowingly leak spoilers in regards to the new Disney+ Marvel collection she stars in, “Secret Invasion,” that she took some drastic steps to guard herself when manufacturing started.

“I used to be informed that should you took an image of your self in your lodge room at a sure time followers can determine stuff out, so actually the primary couple of days I might simply take my SIM card out of my cellphone,” Clarke informed Leisure Weekly throughout a roundtable dialogue with the remainder of the forged of the present (on the 12:11 mark).

This all got here after Clarke mentioned she had a gathering with Marvel safety that “terrified” her.

“I used to be like, ‘I feel a person’s going to return and kill me if I say something,'” Clarke mentioned.

However the actor admitted that, due to that degree of safety across the IP, it made issues simpler for her than when she was on “Recreation of Thrones.”

“Every time it comes up or individuals need to ask, you simply get to be like, ‘Dude, Marvel. I am unable to say something,'” she mentioned, admitting that it “simply sucks” “Recreation of Thrones” spoilers have been leaked.

Clarke, who performed Daenerys Targaryen on “Recreation of Thrones,” mentioned that after spoilers leaked on-line towards the tip of the hit present’s run, HBO modified its complete safety protocol and modeled it after Marvel.

“I used to be chatting with [showrunners] David [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss] and so they have been like, ‘Marvel. We’re simply studying from Marvel. No matter Marvel’s doing, we simply need to try this,'” Clarke recalled. “In order that grew to become, you do not print something — after which there was like me and Peter Dinklage being like, ‘I would like it on paper! I am unable to be taught my strains with out it being on paper!'”

Clarke’s “Secret Invasion” costar, Samuel L. Jackson, recalled the lengths Marvel safety went to when his script for one of many “Avengers” films was leaked on-line.

“Somebody printed out a replica of my ‘Avengers’ script that had my watermark on it, and put it on-line on the market,” he mentioned. “I used to be capturing in Canada and Marvel got here to Canada. It had been printed within the manufacturing workplace. They discovered who it was, dude give up, left the nation. They arrange a faux purchase for the script, dude did not present up. It was loopy.”