‘Secret Invasion’ finally reveals the identity of Emilia Clarke’s character

After the announcement by Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, that Marvel “would slow down production” of his series and movies due to that Phase 4 that became an out of control locomotive, and linked to the latest devastating criticism of ‘Ant-Man 3’to the controversial dismissal of the producer victoria alonso and the arrest of Jonathan Majors (Kang in the UCM) for alleged assault, there are many who continued to wonder if this would affect ‘Secret Invasion’, whose release date we have known recently, but nothing is further from reality. ‘Secret Invasion’ is coming to Disney+ next June 21.

In this traditional espionage series with double agents, betrayals and false identities we can see regular faces like Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Cobie Smulders, Martin Freeman and Don Cheadlealong with others who debut in Marvel, as is the case of Olivia Colman and Kingsley Ben Adir. However, since the signing of Emily Clarke for ‘Secret Invasion’, all eyes had always been directed towards her in relation to its mysterious role, an unresolved question on the part of Marvel Studios. Until now.

Precisely, it has been Samuel L JacksonNick Fury in the MCU, the one who has revealed finally in ‘Vanity Fair’ What character is played by the actress of ‘Game of Thrones’: be a Skrull named G’iah.

Remember ‘Captain Marvel’, the 2019 movie? In it, after a long period of time, the Skrull Talos (Ben Mendelsohn) meets with his Skrull family, in which we could see his wife and his daughter. Well, actually the little Skrull has grown and now she has taken the form of… Emilia Clarke.

In this same medium, the own Emily Clarke addresses in an interview what his character is like, whom defined with a “punk feeling”out of pure rebellion:

“She’s a refugee girl who had Talos as a father, and maybe the fact that we didn’t know she had a daughter until now tells you all you need to know about their relationship.”

His character is also disappointed in Fury and, by extension, in humans: “G’iah is also quite fed up with Fury, her father’s friend, and his kin”.

“These people promised a lot of things a long time ago, and this hasn’t happened. So, understandably, there’s been some resentment built up.”

“There are a lot of emotions that live inside of her, and there are a lot of confrontational aspects to her character that have come out of the circumstances. You understand why she has the feelings that she does.”

In this way, and throughout six chapters, the Skrull character played by Emilia Clarke promises to stand up to any race Because when you find yourself in the middle of a conspiracy, who would you trust?