And who are you?
-Jon Snow. -Who
I mean,
It's a decade of my life.
It's rare you get something
which is a completely original fantasy.
You know, people are always trying to copy things
or do variations of things.
Game of Thrones
ALL: The King of the North!
The King of the North!
KIT HARINGTON:
and the forefront of what drama should be.
NIGHT'S WATCH: The King of the North!
KIT:
My first scene was, uh, it was just a very quick scene
where I'm walking down the ramparts,
and I was so nervous.
I was so happy that we started with that.
Look around, boy.
This look like home to you?
KIT:
that was my favorite day on
I'd never been to a more beautiful place in my life.
And it was special for so many reasons.
(YGRITTE PANTING)
And it was the scene where I was not able to behead Ygritte.
Strike hard and true, Jon Snow.
-(GRUNTS) -(SWORD CLANGS)
KIT:
There was something really special about working with Rose.
Ygritte, you know I didn't have a choice.
(WHIMPERS)
JON SNOW: You always knew who I was.
She is one of the best actors I've worked with,
one of the most instinctual, and we really kind of
had a great chemistry together, I think.
I should have stayed in that cave.
We'll go back there.
You know nothing, Jon Snow. (GROANS WEAKLY)
I think the most shocking was probably...
-(GRUNTS)
I knew something was up because apparently,
everyone gets a phone call of David and Dan
when they're actually dead, saying,
"Hey, look, you know, the scripts are coming out,
and you're gonna read this, and you've been great,
and thank you, and..."
And I never got that call, so I was a bit like,
"Well, surely they would have given me that call,"
but, yeah, they left it a couple of weeks
before they kinda pulled me aside, and went...
(GASPS, PANTING)
"Yeah, you're not dead."
Well, you're always welcome on the Wall.
No bastard was ever refused a seat there.
So take me with you when you go back.
-Jon-- -Father will let me
if you ask him. I know he will.
If I was to go back in time and give Jon a piece of advice,
you know, just as he's about to go off to the Night's Watch,
I'd come in like, knock, knock, knock,
"Jon, so, you know you're thinking
about going to the Night's Watch.
Just take it from me...
-(GRUNTS) -(GASPS)
-(CROWD ROARS) -(GRUNTS)
-(YELLS) -(SWORD RINGS)
-(GASPS) -(WIGHT GROWLS)
Don't.
You're gonna go through hell, and you're gonna--
you're gonna be really scarred at the end of it
-(CHAINS RATTLE) -(BARRELS THUD)
Go get on a boat, and go to Oldtown,
and then go and find a nice wife and a child,
and set up shop there
'cause that place doesn't get all, like, fucked up.
Well, you're going to the fucked-up place. Don't do it.
MAN: Three, two, one, action!
(WIGHT SQUELCHES)
MAN 2: Go, go, go! -MAN: And go!
KIT:
the cast, everyone involved is like a family,
and it's a family that amazingly still laughs
and gets on with each other eight, nine years in,
and hasn't bitten each other's faces off.
We're not even close.
DAENERYS TARGARYEN: How many men did your army kill
taking Winterfell back from the Boltons?
MAN 3: And cut!
-(IN A FUNNY VOICE) Loads? -Loads.
JON: Thank you for talking to Uncle Benjen.
KIT:
like walking onto set for the first time each year
in your new bits of costume,
just knowing you're part of something
which is sort of at the center of attention,
and has broken into pop culture in a way
that you never expected.
Really, what I'll miss most is the sense of kinsmanship.
You're leaving a family that you've known--
I've known longer than any family.
You don't get many of these, if any,
and it's affecting me
much... deeper than I thought it would.
I'm quite sort of cynical
and unsentimental about things, generally, but it--
I think this has got me feeling quite sentimental.
♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪