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‘Severance' Star Gwendoline Christie on Phenomenal Amount of Goats: "They're All Mine!"
The 'Game of Thrones' star speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about playing Lorne, the mysterious new character in charge of Lumon's even more mysterious goats.
Gwendoline Christie breaks down that 'bizarre' and 'terrifying' Severance goat reveal (exclusive)
Warning: spoilers ahead! Gwendoline Christie breaks down that 'bizarre' and 'terrifying' 'Severance' goat twist, and EW has exclusive behind-the-scenes photos.
Gwendoline Christie Got Hypnotized So She Wouldn’t Spoil Severance
Gwendoline Christie knows exactly what the deal is with the goats on Severance. Well, she did at one point. Then she got hypnotized, and now she has no idea.
What’s Happening with Gwendoline Christie and Her Goats in ‘Severance’ Season 2?
The actress—who played Brienne of Tarth on Game of Thrones—gives us second look at Lumon’s mysterious goat room
Who is the Goat Lady in Severance Season 2? Details explored
The Goat Lady in Severance Season 2 is a character called Lush, played by actress Gwendoline Christie. She appears in Episode 3 and is shown to be the head of the Mammalian's Nurturable department at Lumon Industries. This department takes care of goats, a mysterious element that has been a point of interest since the first season.
‘Severance’ Season 2—What’s Going On In The Goat Room?
Mark (Adam Scott) and Helly (Britt Lower) return to the goat room in season 2, episode 3 of ‘Severance'—could the goats represent something deeper?
Gwendoline Christie debuts as mysterious Lumon employee Lorne in “Severance” sneak peek (exclusive)
"This is literally the first time I've spoken about the character," Christie tells "Entertainment Weekly." Absolutely nothing has been revealed about Gwendoline Christie's role on Severance... and the wait has been killing her.
Gwendoline Christie had the time of her life managing the goats on Severance
Game of Thrones alum Gwendoline Christie trades in her sword for a bell on Severance, where she was "in ecstasy" playing the head of the Mammalians Nurturable department.
Gwendoline Christie Was “Obsessed” With ‘Severance’ Before Being Cast As Lorne The Goat Lady: “The Show Made Me Angry Because I Loved It And I Wasn’t In It”
Before she was cast as Lorne, head of the mysterious Goat Department on Severance, Gwendoline Christie had a love/hate relationship with the Apple TV+ series. On one hand, Severance was the Game of Thrones star’s absolute favorite show.
Gwendoline Christie Brings Anti-Brienne of Tarth Energy to Severance
You know her best as Brienne of Tarth. But she's doing some entirely different things for Lumon Industries.
My Head Is Spinning Like A Top After Watching The Latest Episode Of "Severance," And Here's What Happened
In this particular episode of The Office, most of the attendees at Pam’s art show turn their noses up at her work, finding it ...
What’s up with Severance’s goat room?
Severance season 2 takes viewers to a previously unseen area of the Lumon severed floor: Mammalians Nurturable, where a herd ...
Severance Season 2 Episode 3 Recap: Who Is Alive?
Season 2 episode 3 of Severance, Who Is Alive?, gets its name from Mark's desperate plan. In short, he wants to find out if ...
Why Adam Scott had ‘difficulty’ keeping a straight face in ‘Severance’ Season 2
That’s a scene where you had a difficulty keeping a straight face, because the baby goats wouldn’t stop trying to eat our clothing,” said Adam Scott.
Severance season 2 episode 3 recap: reintegration begins
In Severance season 2 episode 3, Lumon continues to get way more bizarre, with goats and Gwendoline Christie. Here's our ...
'Severance' Star Adam Scott Recalls His "Challenging" Goat Co-Stars: "All They're Interested In Is Eating Your Shoelaces And Your Pants"
On The Severance Podcast with Ben Stiller & Adam Scott, Christie shared her most memorable goat experience as well, saying, ...
Let a Pair of Zany Sunglasses Revive Your Winter Style
Timothée Chalamet, Gwendoline Christie, and Michelle Yeoh have all recently leaned on a replicable style trick: over-the-top ...