“Snow”: Kit Harington says she doesn’t know anything about the spin-off

Actor Kit Harington used the famous phrase about his character in “Game of Thrones” Jon Snow to deflect questions about the possible spin-off starring him that is in development at HBO.

“You know nothing, Jon Snow,” said character Ygritte, played by Rose Leslie, in episode 6 of the second season of “Game of Thrones”. The speech spawned memes that last to this day on social networks, even years after it aired.

Kit Harington, the interpreter of the character who knows nothing, must have heard the line thousands of times, and has now decided to use it to evade questions about the potential spin-off “Snow”, which is in development by HBO and is already was confirmed by the author who created this universe, George RR Martin.

In her appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Kit Harington used the phrase that was linked to the character when replying to presenter Josh Horowitz on the series. “The only thing I’ll say is that I don’t know anything about it,” the actor said. “George [R.R. Martin] is authorized to speak. I would speak in riddles if I went further ”.

Harington is certainly barred from speaking by confidentiality agreements, which force people involved in big productions like the “Game of Thrones” franchise not to give details about future productions in advance.

George RR Martin revealed the existence of the Jon Snow spin-off on his blog, where he claimed that the series was created based on an idea by Kit Harington himself, who even brought his writers and showrunners to develop. production.

The series will be a continuation of the events of the final season of “Game of Thrones”, where Jon Snow, (whose real name is Aegon Targaryen, “Prince Betrothed”, killed his aunt with whom he had a romantic relationship, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), in honor of the then Queen of Westeros, after destroying King’s Landing with his dragon. Later, Snow was banished by the Night’s Watch as punishment for his actions.

“Game of Thrones” is based on the book series “A Song of Ice and Fire”, while “House of the Dragon” adapts another book by Martin, “Fire and Blood”. Although the main series ended in 2019, the author is still working on the last two books of the Chronicle, “The Winds of Winter” and “A Dream of Spring”, and has already stated that the series had a different ending than what will happen in your work.

The eight seasons of “Game of Thrones” and the first four episodes of “House of the Dragon” are available on HBO Max. The “Snow” series has not yet been approved by HBO and no premiere date has been announced.

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