Hello to everyone! First, I wish all of you are safe and fine.

With all the time that I have now to be online, I thought that I must re-organize the gallery so, I am going to play with this one. I am going to remove low quality photos and just add high quality ones. Maybe, we are going to loose some photos but it will be better just to have great ones. I am just going to keep low quality in case that I haven’t any HQ for this event, shoot…Also, I need to add some photos that were missing here, like shoots, magazines…So, keep visiting the site to find everything.

I want to let you know that I changed my twitter account too, I got some problems with the old one so, you can join the community at the new account to know all the updates or contact with me. Please, would like to find you there.

If you have photos, scans…or whatever you can share here, please, feel free to write me and let me know. Everything will be credited to you. Also, if you want to donate to the site and help to keep this online, feel free to do so. Every little bit counts (my situation is not good now).

I started with the old appearances of Sophie and added 2012-2013 photos to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look.

At the close of “Please Remain Seated,” the third episode of Sophie Turner’s new series Survive, heroine Jane Solace (Turner) finds herself in the middle of a plane crash. Jane is besieged by glass and the most terrifying effects of gravity — it’s horrifying. This detail isn’t a spoiler, since the entire marketing campaign behind Survive — launching on brand new streaming platform Quibi April 6 — hinges on the fact that Jane is forced to survive after ending up trapped on an icy, deadly mountain with only a stranger named Paul (Corey Hawkins) to help her.

While Turner’s first project, 21st century TV touchstone Game of Thrones, threw direwolves, dragons, and ice zombies at the 24-year-old, she still says the mountains (both physical and mental) of Survive were much more complicated to climb.
The Emmy-nominee started filming Thrones in 2009 when she was just 13. Kicking off Quibi with her very own show remains more daunting. “It’s actually much scarier because the market is so much more competitive now,” Turner told Refinery29 in an email ahead of Survive’s debut. “So there’s a huge amount of pressure to make something unlike anything else that’s being made right now.”

Survive certainly isn’t like anything else in the streaming landscape. First, there are the technical basics of the drama, which debuts with three 10-minutes-or-fewer chapters. Quibi will then release a new episode of the series every weekday until the story is complete (Survive will wrap on Friday, April 17). Then there is the actual, extremely delicate plot of Survive. When viewers meet Jane, she is a patient at a mental health facility called Lifehouse following a death by suicide attempt a year prior. On the outside Jane — who has been diagnosed with PTSD and suicidal ideation — has improved her mental health since her near-death experience. Jane is apparently doing so well, that her caretakers approve her release from Lifehouse.

On the inside, however, Jane is hiding a plan for a final death by suicide. She is hoping to end her life on her flight back home to New York (early episodes of Survive open with a trigger warning). “Mentally, I knew that headspace,” Turner, who shared her own history with suicidal ideation in April 2019, explained about her process to get into Jane’s painful mindset. “All I had to do was more specific research to hone in on the specificities of Jane’s mental illness.”

Sophie Turner covers Elle USA, April 2020 issue. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the scans. Please, don’t forget to buy the magazine.

Even though the trailer for Sophie Turner’s Survive has lots of snow, mountains and even a wolf, it has very little in common with Game of Thrones. Her character is about as far from Sansa Stark as she could get.

The project slated for the soon-to-debut Quibi streaming service finds Turner as a young girl in modern times dealing with her impending release from rehab. In fact, the first half of the trailer leads you to believe that this may be pretty standard fare about the process of recovery, and then, almost out of nowhere, her plane crashes. Turner’s character is left with the only other survivor, played by Straight Outta Compton’s Corey Hawkins, as they fight to, well, as the title says, survive.

Survive will serve as one of Quibi’s many first-day titles when it launches on April 6th. The mobile-first streaming service will deliver installments of both serialized shows and movies in ten minutes-or-less segments. [Source]

From a plane crash to a harrowing journey through wilderness. Survive with Sophie Turner and Corey Hawkins. Coming to Quibi April 6.

Here, everything you need to know about the “movie in chapters” and the new app it’s streaming on.

Great news for Game of Thrones fans: Sophie Turner will be returning to our screens on April 6 thanks to a new streaming app called Quibi. Although there hasn’t been a lot of information released about the Survive “movie in chapters”—Quibi’s definition of “big stories told in chapters that are seven to 10 minutes in length”—here’s everything we know about Survive so far.

Quibi is an entertainment platform designed specifically for your phone (ahem, people who watch Netflix on the subway, this is for you) with content created by Hollywood stars. Everyone from Chrissy Teigen to Chance the Rapper will have content streaming on it. On April 6, the app will launch 50 shows and plans to launch 175 total in its first year.

According to Quibi, the three categories of content include:

Movies in Chapters: Big stories told in chapters that are 7 to 10 minutes in length.

Unscripted and Docs: This episodic category is food, fashion, travel, animals, cars, builds, music, sports, comedy, talk, variety, documentary and more. All with episodes in 10 minutes or less.

Daily Essentials: Curated daily into 5-6 minute quick bites of news, entertainment and inspiration. Quibi’s Daily Essentials will quickly give viewers everything they need to know—and why it matters.

Turner’s character, Jane, survives a plane crash with one other person (Corey Hawkins) and has to figure out how to stay alive. She’ll face the wilderness, harsh weather conditions, and personal trauma, and she struggled with thoughts of suicide before the crash. It’s based on the novel Survive by Alex Morel.

Hello there! I think I must share this with you all, because I am so happy with all the visitors that I have here.

I am writing this post because I was fired a few days ago. Due to the COVID-19 in Madrid (Spain), were I am living, my company is going to close for now until this crisis will be solved. We must stay at home at least 15 days (but I think, I am going to be here more time, sadly).The good new is that I am going to have a lot of time to do all the things that I want with the site (complete old photos, photoshoots, career…). But I have a bad new too, due to this, I don’t know if I can maintain the site. Without a job, I am not going to get any money and I need to pay host montly. I am going to try my best but I am not sure on how to solve this and it is going to depend of the situation in my country. As always, if you like this site and want to help this to keep online, please, feel free to go here to donate. Every little bit helps and will be used to maintain the site.

After being sad and depressed 2 days, I think it it time to work with the site to not think. So, I am going to try my best.

If you have questions, suggestions, comments… please, feel free to contact me.

Also, if you would like some photos or whatever to be uploaded first, please, let me know.

Thanks to everyone for supporting this site!

Nicky

I have added a few photos of Sophie’s current project, Survive. You can go to the gallery to take a look. Don’t forget to whatch the serie!