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Kit Harington says a Jon Snow spinoff could still happen and he feels more comfortable with the character

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Kit Harington told the Happy Sad Confused podcast that, after the Jon Snow Game of Thrones spinoff was cancelled in 2024, he now feels more comfortable with the character and the world. He added that he still thinks a spinoff could be possible.

Why it matters

Fans would care because it hints at a possible return to the Jon Snow role and shows Harington’s renewed enthusiasm for the character.

Key facts

  1. Kit Harington said a Jon Snow spinoff could still be possible.
  2. He said he feels more comfortable with the Jon Snow character and the Game of Thrones world again.
  3. He made the comments after the spinoff was called off in 2024.
  4. He discussed the idea on the Happy Sad Confused podcast.

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