Kit Harington‘s depiction of Jon Snow in Game of Thrones stands out as a hallmark of the series. His intense stare, sculpted appearance, and raw appeal vividly embody the intricate and cherished character. Harington’s acting captures the layers of Jon Snow’s journey, from his beginnings as a bastard son to his ascension as the King in the North, and finally, to his destiny as the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne. And Harington finds a bit of Snow in his Industry role.
Quick read:
- Kit Harington played Jon Snow from Season 1 to 8 of Game of Thrones.
- Harington was recently awarded GQ’s Man of the Year for his role in Industry.
- Harington believes Indudtry’s Henry is a bit like Snow.
Kit Harington compares Industry’s Henry to Jon Snow
Kit Harington’s career has flourished and diversified ever since his Game of Thrones days. His role as Jon Snow prepared him for future big shows, like Industry. In a recent interview with GQ, Harington, talking about a scene in the second episode of the third season, said,
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“I read that scene and it made me think, I’ve got to do this, and it was great, because I instantly clicked with Harry. We had a kind of – I hate the word – bromance. I said to him, [Robert] is the closest this thing has to a hero, to a good soul, a bit like Jon Snow. It was fun playing the tormentor.”
Kit Harington was chosen as one of GQ’s Men of the Year
Game of Thrones alumnus Kit Harington and House of the Dragon star Ewan Mitchell were honored with GQ’s Man of the Year award for their exceptional work in acting this year. Harington was awarded Man of the Year for his role in Industry, while Ewan Mitchell was honored with the same for playing Aemond in House of the Dragon.
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