Emilia Clarke laughs off her FLOPS with ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Terminator,’ ‘Secret Invasion’: ‘That should never have happened’ |

Emilia Clarke “Mother of Dragons” may be one of the biggest franchises on TV – “Game of Thrones“- but even that couldn’t prevent him from getting some pretty big tickets over the years. Following his turn in the epic fantasy saga, the actor has seen some hits and misses in both film and television formats. However, his turn is a few big franchises, from ‘Star Wars’ to Marvel has left a bad taste.In an interview with Variety, the actor, who is currently riding high on the success of the spy thriller “Ponies,” opened up about the mixed and negative reception of several major projects he’s been involved in, including “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” “Terminator Genisys” and Marvel’s “Secret Invasion.” Although the three productions arrived with high expectations, they ultimately failed to win over critics and fans.Looking back at her career chart, she addressed her response to ‘Secret Invasion’ and defended the series saying, “I don’t think anybody disliked that show, guys. I’m sorry!”“”Star Wars’? They didn’t like it. ‘Terminator’? That should never have happened,” he admitted. However, he admitted, “But these were the jobs I said yes to, you know what I mean?”Clarke played Sarah Connor in 2015’s ‘Terminator Genisys’, an ambitious attempt to revive the iconic sci-fi franchise that received lukewarm reviews from critics. He also played the role of G’iah in the MCU show, and his character grew to become one of the most powerful heroes, using the combined abilities of various Marvel heroes and villains that spill blood in ‘Avengers: Endgame’. However, there is no new update regarding his role in the upcoming MCU movies or series. She also entered the Star Wars universe as Qi’ra in “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” which performed poorly at the box office. Speaking about the character, he teased: “That Millennium Falcon has sailed. But, I’ve been told personally, there are a lot of fans. [laughs] that they would like to see again. So we’ll see.”When asked if the reception of his projects were disappointing, the actor said, “I was already involved in franchises, so when they don’t work, it’s not personal.”