Lena Headey, known for her role in Game of Thrones, has criticized Hollywood's systemic protection of predatory men in the entertainment industry.

In an interview with The Telegraph, she discussed her experiences as an intimacy coordinator, highlighting how the #MeToo movement revealed widespread sexual misconduct.

Headey recounted how predatory men in the industry often evade accountability due to their disproportionate power, forcing vulnerable actresses to navigate uncomfortable situations for work.

She reflected on her early career, where young female actors were expected to endure inappropriate behavior as part of their 'rite of passage'.

Headey also addressed backlash she faced for using a body double in a nude scene on Game of Thrones, emphasizing the emotional toll of such experiences.Her comments underscore the ongoing challenges women face in balancing professional demands with personal safety in a male-dominated industry.

The article highlights the broader implications of the #MeToo movement, which exposed systemic issues in Hollywood and sparked global conversations about workplace harassment.