Equipment Harington portrays Jon Snow in a scene from the seventh season of HBO's "Recreation of Thrones."
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Equipment Harington made an look on the “Recreation of Thrones” conference Sunday night time in Los Angeles — and followers had been hungry for particulars concerning the Jon Snow sequel sequence.
Harington, 35, tried to maintain quiet about any particulars of the spinoff that was introduced earlier this yr — however he did talk about how his character Snow was left within the ending of the sequence and what may’ve occurred to him after killing Daenerys and being banished to the Wall within the North.
“I believe in case you requested him, he would’ve felt he acquired off flippantly,” Harington mentioned, in response to Leisure Weekly. “On the finish of the present once we discover him in that cell, he’s making ready to be beheaded and he needs to be. He’s finished. The actual fact he goes to the Wall is the best present and likewise the best curse.”
The actor continued, “He’s gotta return as much as the place with all this historical past and stay out his life fascinated by how he killed Dany, and stay out his life fascinated by Ygritte dying in his arms, and stay out his life fascinated by how he hung Olly, and stay out his life fascinated by all of this trauma, and that, that’s fascinating.”
Whereas Harington didn’t immediately point out the continuation of his character’s storyline, he gave some perception into Snow’s state on the finish of “Recreation of Thrones.”
“So I believe the place we depart him on the finish of the present, there’s all the time this sense of like… I believe we needed some type of little smile that issues are OK. He’s not OK,” Harington mentioned.
It was revealed earlier this yr that HBO was growing a “Recreation of Thrones” spinoff centered round Snow.
Harington, who was nominated for 2 Emmys for his position within the sequence, is reportedly hooked up to the brand new present, which might “upend” the ultimate season of “Thrones,” in response to The Hollywood Reporter.
“Thrones” creator George R. R. Martin later confirmed on his weblog that the spinoff is certainly taking place — and teased that the working title for the present is “SNOW.”
The unique sequence ended with Snow discovering he was a possible inheritor to the Iron Throne and venturing North of the Wall to depart his outdated life behind.
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