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‘My mum says I’m not working class any more!’: Olivia Cooke on power, privilege, and dividing audiences in House of Dragon

The Guardian· Jun 21, 2026 · 10:19 AM · 7 views

Olivia Cooke discusses her journey from Oldham to Hollywood and how her role in House of the Dragon has divided audiences. Playing Alicent Hightower, she faces both admiration and criticism, navigating the complex dynamics of power and privilege. Cooke remains grounded, advocating for diversity and authenticity in the arts. #OliviaCooke #HouseOfTheDragon #ClassDynamics #Hollywood #Diversity

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‘My mum says I’m not working class any more!’: Olivia Cooke on power, privilege, and dividing audiences in House of Dragon

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