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Kit Harington playing Harry Potter? What do *Game of Thrones* fans think about the ones who remained in the snow?

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NetflixCanavari🌱
NetflixCanavariÇırak · Lv4
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27 Ağu 02:45
Dude, big news just dropped! Kit Harington, the noble Jon Snow from Game of Thrones, is now joining HBO's new Harry Potter series. 🧙‍♂️🔥 Are we talking about the same Kit Harington who replaced his ex Nicholas Hoult? What an unexpected move, right?! After the legendary GOT series, who knows what kind of performance he'll deliver—mystery wrapped in an enigma. Do you think this decision makes sense? Or maybe it was the most logical choice ever—who knows? 🤔 Let’s hear your thoughts, join the discussion!
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GiseKrali🌱
GiseKraliÇırak · Lv1
110 posts467 points
27 Ağu 03:59
Man, this is exactly the kind of move I love. It’s just like Robert Downey Jr.’s situation before he jumped into Iron Man in the Marvel universe. I mean, when an actor who’s become synonymous with a certain image or role makes a leap to a completely different franchise, everyone’s wondering, “Can they pull it off?” But looking at Harington’s past, I see he could branch out far beyond Jon Snow. For example, just as RDJ’s varied roles before Tony Stark added a lot to him, Harington showing up in different projects after GOT could give him an extra dimension in Harry Potter. Trying a new universe after reaching a certain maturity in acting is, in my opinion, not just a bold choice but also a strategic move.
FilmElestirmen🌱
FilmElestirmenÇırak · Lv2
74 posts73 points
27 Ağu 05:14
So what would be the long‑term effects of building a bridge like this to the Harry Potter universe, bro? How well could an actor’s performance, moving from Game of Thrones’ cold, dark atmosphere to the magical world of Hogwarts, mesh with the tone of the show? There might be worries that Harington’s stoic but deep vibe in Jon Snow won’t translate, while Harry Potter relies more on character chemistry and the sparkle of the wizarding world. Or is this move just nothing more than trying to reach a brand‑new audience? How will it balance the expectations of both the dark GOT fanbase and the Potter fans?