The Hollywood Reporter speaks with the erstwhile Jon Snow about representing the HBO drama: “This feels full circle.”
In Game of Thrones’ sixth season, Kit Harington’s Jon Snow, recently brought back to life, stood with sword in hand facing down an army of enemies all on his own. The “Battle of the Bastards” war hero survived that day, and indeed survived the entire series — and for Harington, the actor is once again hitting the battlefield by himself, this time at the 2020 Golden Globes, the lone nominee for Thrones’ final season.
“I’m the ‘loner Throner,’ it seems,” Harington tells The Hollywood Reporter about his nomination, the only one Thrones received for its eighth and final season. “I just imagine myself sitting down at a table all by myself as the ‘loner Throner!'”
Nominated in the best actor category alongside the likes of Succession star Brian Cox and Mr. Robot lead Rami Malek, Harington’s nomination for the final Thrones season marks the actor’s first ever Golden Globes nomination. Calling in from “the cold and wet streets of London,” Harington says he was at home when the nominations rolled out, blissfully unaware “that it was so early in the U.S.” (As he puts it: “I’m looking forward to sunny L.A., I’ll tell you that much.”)
“I didn’t expect to be nominated,” says Harington. “I thought the show might be, but I was just at home, learning lines, and then my publicists called. It was very unexpected and wonderful.”
“Every time I go to say goodbye to this show, something comes along that reminds me of the story of it,” he adds. “This is one of those moments. I have to say thanks to the HFPA for nominating me. We spent a lot of years with this thing. Obviously, I dearly loved it. I loved every moment of it. I loved the character. It’s a weird feeling, but I feel kind of happy for him, the character, if that makes sense.”
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Kit Harington and Rose Leslie will take part in their first public performance together since Game Of Thrones.
The stars played Jon Snow and Ygritte in the epic TV drama and wed in real life last summer.
They will give readings at the MS Society’s Carols by Candlelight event in London on December 10.
Leslie, 32, said: “I’ve always loved carol concerts, and I’m really excited for this one.
“My husband and I are looking forward to supporting this wonderful and important charity that offers invaluable support to over 100,000 people living with MS in the UK.”
The pair are supporting the MS Society’s Stop MS Appeal, to raise £100 million to find treatments for everyone with multiple sclerosis.
They will be reading alongside entrepreneur Deborah Meaden, Spooks actress Nicola Walker, Paralympic champion Kadeena Cox and comedian Paul Merton.
The event will also feature a gospel choir led by Jermain Jackman, one-time winner of The Voice.
MS is a chronic condition that affects more than 100,000 people in the UK.
It damages nerves in the body and makes it harder to do everyday things like walk, talk, eat and think.
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Neil Gaiman’s Chivalry is being adapted for BBC Radio 4.
Glenda Jackson and heartthrob Kit Harington will be on the airwaves on Christmas Day.
Neil Gaiman’s Chivalry, a short story, is being adapted for BBC Radio 4.
Double Oscar-winner Jackson, 83, and ex-Game Of Thrones star Harington, 32, will voice roles in the drama.
Former MP Jackson voices Mrs Whitaker, who discovers the Holy Grail in a charity shop.
She becomes the focal point of “handsome young man” Sir Galaad’s (Harington’s) “most important quest” – and ropes him into doing some chores along the way.
Jackson also voices the narrator.
Jackson recently announced her return to the screen for the first time in more than 25 years.
The double Oscar winner will star in a BBC One adaptation of the bestselling novel Elizabeth Is Missing, which combines a “gripping mystery” with a “tender yet unflinching exploration of one woman’s struggle with dementia.”
Neil Gaiman’s Chivalry airs on BBC Radio 4 on December 25 from 4pm to 4.30pm. [Source]
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Kit Harington attends the ACE Comic Con Midwest at Donald E. Stephens Convention Center on October 13, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos.
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