The actor won't reveal the fate of his character at the end of the season, but says that 'there are some huge shocks some huge set pieces -- it's going to be epic.'
- Jun 3, 2015
AceShowbiz - Either a fan-favorite or a major character, no one is safe on "Game of Thrones" and Kit Harington has just stressed this. In an interview with The Huffington, the actor says that not even his character Jon Snow is guaranteed to survive at the end of the current fifth season.
"I think that's the thrilling thing about the TV show, is that we really don't fit by the norms and people are in danger and horrible things do happen to people and we don't shy away from that," he says. "You can't count on Jon Snow being safe or Tyrion being safe or anyone being safe, so it keeps people on the edge of their seat, and it's why it's good drama."
While he won't spill any details about what happens to Jon at the end of season 5, Harington teases, "I really enjoyed watching this season. It's been a really testing and challenging season and those building blocks that have been placed are going to really come to fruition with these last three. They're really big episodes, and I can't wait." He adds, "I'm not going to say what happens, but there are some huge shocks some huge set pieces -- it's going to be epic. I can't tell you what shocks they involve or who they involve, but you'll enjoy it."
There are only two episodes left on "Game of Thrones" season 5. "The Dance of Dragons" will air June 7, followed by the season finale, "Mother's Mercy", on June 14.
