No violence against women in "House of the Dragon"

Actress Olivia Cooke -

If violence against women was ubiquitous in

, it shouldn't be in its prequel,

.

The mother series has indeed suffered a lot of criticism and, according to Olivia Cooke, the production has learned the lesson.The actress in the casting of these new fantastic adventures revealed to the

that the writers had chosen to avoid directing these kinds of situations.

“I wouldn't feel comfortable participating in something with so much graphic violence against women, for whatever reason.

I was lucky enough to be able to read the script (of the prequel), and that changes a lot compared to the first seasons of

 ”she said to the publication.

In a row

Several scenes of

had drawn the wrath of the public, the rapes of Daenerys and Sansa Stark during their respective wedding nights, in particular.

Before auditioning for the role, Olivia Cooke had never seen a single episode of the saga.

Missing that she filled after passing her audition and she looked at it in one go.

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