Kickin' It Up: Game of Thrones Star Sophie Turner Takes Names in 'Barely Lethal'

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Kickin' It Up: Game of Thrones Star Sophie Turner Takes Names in 'Barely Lethal'

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English actress Sophie Turner, best known for her role as Sansa Stark in the hit series "Game of Thrones," is set to showcase her action skills in the upcoming movie "Barely Lethal." The film, directed by Kyle Newman, revolves around a teenage girl named Megan (played by Hailee Steinfeld) who is trained as a top assassin and eventually fakes her own death to escape her dangerous lifestyle.

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Sophie Turner, who plays Megan's rival and fellow assassin, is thrilled to have the opportunity to "kick some ass."

"Barely Lethal" follows Megan's journey as she enters a regular high school and tries to blend in as a normal teenager.

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