'I don't know. Do you want to have it?' Kit Harington's coy response to Jimmy Fallon about Jon Snow spin-off
Kit Harington playfully discusses the rumors of a Jon Snow spin-off on The Tonight Show, teasing fans and leaving the question tantalizingly open.
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Kit Harington, the iconic actor who played Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, made waves during a memorable appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. His witty and mysterious answers regarding the future of his character have left fans eagerly speculating, as reported by People Magazine on February 4, 2023.
Kit Harington's Witty Tease About Jon Snow's Spin-Off
When host Jimmy Fallon, 48, quizzed the 36-year-old actor about the rumored upcoming spin-off series about Snow, Harington's response was charmingly enigmatic.
"I don't know. Do you want to have it?" he told Fallon, with a smile and a scratch of his ear. This was not the only playful comment, as Harington also quipped about his recognition on the street, saying, "I walk down the street and I get recognized a little less nowadays, and it kind of hurts my ego, you know? I'm pretty close to like putting on some furs."
Reflecting on the Legacy of Jon Snow and the Possible Return
Back in June 2022, The Hollywood Reporter had already revealed that a sequel series centering on Harington's character was in early development. The speculation continues, and Harington's playful attitude only adds to the intrigue.
"I think it's really exciting, and I think that Kit is such a phenomenal actor. Him playing Jon Snow was just like a cultural reset," Maisie Williams, 25, who played Snow's sibling Arya Stark, said. The idea of a new series has thrilled fans, and Harington himself expressed how Jon Snow's story might continue, elaborating on the "greatest gift and also the greatest curse" his character received at the end of the series.
At the official Game of Thrones convention in Los Angeles in December, Harington also opened up about Snow's mental state. "He's not okay," he added, shedding light on the inner turmoil of his character.
With such captivating insights and teases from the cast, the possibility of Jon Snow's return to the screen seems both fascinating and tantalizingly elusive. The fans await eagerly, and Harington's playful appearance on The Tonight Show has only stoked the flames of anticipation.
Whether or not the spin-off comes to fruition, Kit Harington's portrayal of Jon Snow has left an indelible mark on television history, and his witty charm continues to engage audiences both on and off the screen.
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