Natalie recently appeared on American talk show ‘The Late Show with Craig Ferguson’. Check out her interview below, I will do my best to get screen caps up shortly.

Natalie has recently been interviewed by Access Hollywood about her role in Elementary.

Jonny Lee Miller’s Sherlock Holmes was left devastated in last week’s “Elementary” by the revelation that the woman he has been grieving, and whose death lead him spiraling down the path of addiction — Irene Adler — is actually alive.

And Natalie Dormer, who continues her arc as Irene in the two-hour Season 1 finale tonight, can actually credit her duties as a member of the “Game of Thrones” cast for helping introduce her to the CBS drama — something that happened at the perfect time.

“It was like serendipity because I’d seen the show on the transatlantic flight. … I was skimming through all the different TV shows when I was flying over to do ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 3 press, “ Natalie explained to AccessHollywood.com about how she first became familiar with the “Elementary” take on Sherlock Holmes, shortly before being asked to meet with the show’s Executive Producer, Robert Doherty.
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Screen captures from this weeks episode of Game of Thrones, The Bear and the Maiden Fair have been added to our gallery.

A gorgeous new production still from Game of Thrones featuring Margaery and Sansa has been added to our gallery, thanks to Annette for sending that over :]

Finally caught up on Game of Thrones clips and added scenes from 3×04! Enjoy :]

TV Guide have a new interview with Natalie in which she chats about her character Irene Adler and what we can expect from the season finale of Elementary!

[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday's episode of Elementary. Read at your own risk!]

Tell us about this version of Irene Adler and how you play her.
Natalie Dormer: When I went into the meeting with [executive producer] Rob Doherty to talk about playing her, we talked about how you have to choose an angle at how to play Irene depending on who your Sherlock is. The wonderful thing about the way Rob writes Elementary is that Sherlock has this issue of his addiction and this darkness and this vulnerability that he has due to being an addict. You could argue it’s a nice nod to the Arthur Conan Doyle novels in a way that other incarnations of modern-day Sherlocks don’t actually pick up on. So for me and Rob to have a conversation on how to tackle Irene, you’re very much aware that Irene Adler has to be the woman, the only woman who has ever gotten under the skin or close to — to terrorize or to invigorate — Sherlock. She’s intelligent, fiery, and Rob said she’s got a bit of the devil in her. She’s a nice yin to Sherlock’s yang. She’s stimulates him mentally as well as other areas, as we all know that’s what Sherlock responds to: being challenged and stimulated mentally. She’s a good foil. She makes him feel alive and feel human.
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