Kit Harington's Jon Snow Was Originally Supposed to Kill the Night King on 'Game of Thrones'

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Years before he swung swords and rode dragons, Kit Harington was apparently playing with Polly Pockets!

told the British newspaper.“We do not speak about how we feel because it shows weakness, because it is not masculine.

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington has opened up about his “gender fluid” upbringing.The actor, reflecting on the roles he wishes to explore in his future projects, told The Telegraph about his childhood alongside his brother and their mother, former playwright Deborah Jane Catesby.The actor said he “idolised” his mother as a child, and explained how Catesby taught her sons about gender politics from a young age.“I asked for a Mighty Max and she bought me a Polly Pocket,” Harington said.

Kit Harington's life changed for the better when he was cast as Jon Snow in Game of Thrones and the rest as they say, is history! After eight seasons, the British actor said goodbye to the beloved character for good and has since embarked on a different journey as an actor.

Kit Harington’s mom didn’t impose any strict gender binaries in her household.

Kit Harington is opening up about his childhood and how he was brought up in a “gender fluid” environment.

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that the songs would only feature as instrumentals, after facing criticism over their historic links with colonialism and slavery.However, the BBC confirmed last week that the well-known British anthems would be sung by a select group of vocalists during this year’s event.A reduced orchestra performed the traditional anthems last night (September 12) to an empty Royal Albert Hall due to coronavirus restrictions.In his own score, at the beginning of ‘Rule, Britannia’, Sir Henry Wood wrote:

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Game of Thrones‘ Jon Snow was originally supposed to kill The Night King in one of the show’s most dramatic episodes, it’s been revealed.The show’s final season aired last year, with its third episode featuring the shocking moment when Arya Stark fatally stabbed the Night King with her Valyrian steel dagger.While the huge moment saw Arya annihilating the King and his army of the dead, it’s now been revealed that another character was originally lined up to deliver the crucial blow.Maisie

It has been well over a year since “Game of Thrones” ended but all anyone can still think of is how the hit show ended.

*SPOILERS ALERT* Arya Stark killing The Night King is amongst the few moments that Game of Thrones fans found memorable in the final season, which was mostly criticised. However, many fans also felt bad for Jon Snow as he seemed like the more deserved character to end the terror that was The Night King.

Game of Thrones has been confirmed, as he’s set to star in the second season of Netflix drama Criminal.Harington, who played Jon Snow in the HBO series, will be guest starring in the second chapter in the anthology series, which sets each episode in a suspect interview room and adjoining observation room.Watch the first trailer for Criminal season 2 here:The new tagline reads, “Four new cases, four new suspects, one room that changes everything.

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