Game of Thrones star rebels over topless scenes Its combination of medieval fantasy and titillating nude scenes have helped to make Game of Thrones one of television's most popular dramas. Now, however, a star of the series has disclosed that one of its leading actresses has refused to appear in any more topless shots. Oona Chaplin, who plays the noblewoman Talisa Maegyr, tells Mandrake: "One of the girls in the show who got her kit off the most in the first couple of seasons now doesn't at all because she said, 'I want to be known for my acting not for my breasts." " The granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin refuses to name the actress, but there has been much comment among viewers about Emilia Clarke, who plays the king's daughter Daenerys Targaryen, no longer appearing in such scenes. Chaplin, 26, says she has no problem with the nudity herself. "I'm quite controversial when it comes to that because I adore women's bodies," she says at the first night of The Great Gatsby ballet at Sadler's Wells. If it's done in a beautiful way, in a way that honours the female form, then I'm always happy to see it. She adds: "The objectification lies in the eye of the beholder, just like beauty. I'm really comfortable getting my kit off, so, if they want to, I'm like, 'yeah, bring it, I'm naked, no problem." " The series, which stars Sean Bean and Charles Dance, has been criticised for its frequent nudity, with one critic saying the excess of "random boobage" undercut any aspirations it might have to address the oppression of women in a feudal society.