When you're so used to seeing actors dressed up and in character, it's sometimes easy to forget that they're real people too.
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Lena Headey, who plays Cersei Lannister in 。 Game of Thrones。, has always been very honest and open on Twitter.
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On Thursday, one of her fans asked Headey a question about insecurity.
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In the hours since, Headey has been tweeting about her own anxiety, and responding with messages of support to her fans. 。
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