Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the keyword is Anya Taylor Joy Movies And Tv Shows Game Of Thrones, right? Wait, first, I need to clarify that Anya wasn't in the actual Game of Thrones, right? Oh right, the context has fan made trailers, so I should lead with that to avoid unsupported claims. First, the h2 should be something like "Anya Taylor-Joy’s Surprising Connection to Game of Thrones (And Her Best Movies & TV Shows)" That makes sense, addresses the keyword upfront. First paragraph: Mention that while Anya Taylor-Joy never appeared in the official HBO Game of Thrones series, she's been a fan favorite casting choice for Targaryen roles in fan-made content, right? Mention the viral fan trailers that pair her with Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington, especially the ones about the two Targaryen queens, that's from the context. Also, note that those are fan-made, not official, that's important to avoid unsupported claims. Next h3: "Viral Fan Casting: Why Fans Want Anya Taylor-Joy in Westeros" Wait, explain that the fan trailers, like the one titled "Game of Thrones: Season 9 | Emilia Clarke, Kit Harington, Anya Taylor-Joy" that went viral, imagined her as a Targaryen heir, maybe Aegon's Conquest era? Oh right, the context has aegonsconquest, so mention that fan creators often cast her in Aegon's Conquest storylines, or as a rival to Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) or a younger Targaryen during the later seasons. Also mention the Henry Cavill context? Wait the context has #henrycavill, maybe some fan trailers pair her with Cavill as a Targaryen lord? Wait no, make it natural. Also, mention that fans love her regal, intense presence from The Queen's Gambit, which fits the Targaryen vibe. Oh right, the context has the Queen's Gambit chess match final scene, so tie that in: her performance as Beth Harmon, the chess prodigy, has that icy, strategic energy that fans think would translate perfectly to a Targaryen ruler navigating Westeros' political games. That makes sense, no unsupported claims, just fan sentiment. Then next h3: "Anya Taylor-Joy’s Official Must-Watch Movies & TV Shows" Now, move to her actual work, since the keyword is her movies and shows too. Let's list her big ones, make sure they're accurate. First, The Queen's Gambit, that's a big one, mention it's the Netflix limited series where she plays Beth Harmon, the orphaned chess prodigy, the final chess match scene is iconic, that's from the context. Then, her movies: The Witch, right? That's her breakout, 2015, period horror, she plays Thomasin, the Puritan girl accused of witchcraft. Then, Split, she plays Casey Cooke, the teen who can manipulate her captor, that's a big one. Then, Last Night in Soho, the Edgar Wright film, she plays Sandie, a 1960s singer, dual role with Thomasin McKenzie. Then, The Menu, 2022, she plays Margot, the guest at the exclusive restaurant with a dark secret. Then, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, 2024, she plays young Furiosa, that's recent. Also, mention the upcoming Lucky, Apple TV+ series, right? The context says "Catch Lucky on Apple", so mention that her upcoming Apple TV+ series Lucky sees her play a lucky charm for a mob boss, that's correct? Wait yeah, Lucky is an Apple TV+ show based on the novel, she's lead, that's right. Wait then, maybe a section that ties back to the Game of Thrones fan content? Wait no, maybe after the must-watch list, a h3 like "Why Anya Taylor-Joy Is a Perfect Fit for Westeros (Even If Only in Fan Lore)" Tie in her existing roles: she's excelled at period pieces (The Witch, Last Night in Soho, Furiosa) which have that gritty, historical fantasy vibe that Game of Thrones