Game of Thrones beauty Sophie Turner works up a sweat on a run in London park
The popular HBO actress switched her character's old school clobber for her gym kit
GAME of Thrones beauty Sophie Turner swapped flowing robes and capes for some snazzy gym kit as she sprinted around a London park.
The flame-haired actress, who plays Sansa Stark in the hit HBO series, was left running for her life as series six kicked off yet this time around, things were a little more chilled as she moved to the beat on her iPod in her trendy all-black workout gear.
She matched her black Nike 'Running the Night' top with the brand's zesty orange-toed trainers and completed the look with shorts that showed off her toned thighs.
The Londoner looked like she meant business as she pounded the pavements with her long hair scraped back into a high ponytail.
After passing through a residential area lined with shops she was seen making her way into more leafy surroundings.
She went fresh-faced for her outdoor workout and looked to be clocking up the kilometres with relative ease.
Her expression was one of sheer concentration as she made her way around - and a far cry from her weepy yet witty persona in the TV series.
Sophie, 20, has become a firm fans' favourite for her portrayal as Sansa, the eldest of the Stark daughters.
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Her role in the action-packed programme based on books of the same name sees her as a witty woman who enjoys rathermore traditional hobbies of sewing, poetry, embroidery and dancing.
Yet despite dreams of a fairytale existence the star craves some daring adventure for Sansa too.
She recently told GQ magazine: "Like the past five seasons, when Maisie is getting to run around with swords and in trousers and stuff, I'm just like, "Gah. Man that looks like so much fun!" But Sansa's never gonna be doing that. Her weapon is her mind. Her intellect. She's a sharp one."
She added: "I don't know if I'm trying my best to be happy when I'm shooting this depressing show.
I don't know if it's an intentional or conscious [thing], but I definitely am just a very happy person.
You do have to go to some headspace to play Sansa. But you leave that at work. I'll never take that home."
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