Who is Morfydd Clark, the actress who plays the most warrior version of Galadriel in ‘The Rings of Power’

After the successful premiere of The Rings of Power, the long-awaited prequel The Lord of the ringsthe popularity of its protagonists is growing like foam.

It is inevitable not to notice Morfydd Clarkthe actress who plays a younger version and much more warlike than the Galadriel to which we were accustomed in the films of Peter Jackson.

Morfydd Clark She is 33 years old and was born in Sweden, but when she was two years old she moved with her family to Cardiff, in Wales, where her parents came from. Clark began acting at a very young age, at the age of 16 she studied at the National Youth Theater of Wales and later at the Drama Center London.

He has dyslexia and ADHD

Morfydd had to drop out of school at the age of 16 due to learning difficulties stemming from the dyslexia and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) that was detected when he was seven years old.

“I had zero confidence, I didn’t do well, I had a lot of problems“, he explained a few years ago in an interview for TheGuardian.

“I think whate the system was not adapted to my way of learning things,” he explained in another interview for NME“I decided to go back to Sweden to intern at an architecture firm, on a farm, and as a teaching assistant.”

It was during his stay in Sweden that he auditioned for National Youth Theater of Wales and, to their own surprise, they accepted it.

Therefore, your problems with dyslexia and ADHD nor did they prevent Clark from focusing on what he loves most: interpretation. The young woman has had notable performances on screen in The Falling (2014) and together with kate beckinsale in Love & Friendship (2016).

But while she loves working in film, she acknowledges that as a woman, often the roles offered on stage “are more meaningful.” A gap that she has managed to break into The Rings of Powerwhere is the clear protagonist of history

Had to do exposure therapy for ‘The Rings of Power’

Morfydd explained in an interview for Empire who had to do exposure therapy during the filming of The Rings of Power.

“When I was playing Galadriel, the stunt team told me: ‘You have a problem, because you are used to being attacked in the movies”.

“I was shrinking a lot when people came to me. So they did exposure therapy with me, where all these huge men were running at me, screaming with swords. To keep from looking scared because until now I always played the victim. And Galadriel is not that,” he added.

No trace of couples on social networks

Despite the fact that she is becoming one of the actresses with the most projection in Hollywood, Morfydd tries to leave his personal life completely out of the spotlight.

In his social networks there is no trace of his closest circle, and of course there is no person with whom he can be connected.to bond sentimentally.