Kit Harington is involved in a "Game of Thrones" spin-off about his character Jon Snow, the actor`s co-star on the hit fantasy television series has said.

In an interview with Britain`s BBC, actress Emilia Clarke was asked about a report in industry publication The Hollywood Reporter last week, which stated that U.S. network HBO was in early development for a spin-off show with character Jon Snow at the helm.

It said Harington, who played the character on all of "Game of Thrones" eight seasons, was "attached to reprise the role should a series move forward".

"He has told me about it. And I know it exists. It`s happening," Clarke, who played Daenerys Targaryen on "Game of Throne", told the BBC.

"It`s been created by Kit as far as I can understand, so he`s in it from the ground up. So what you will be watching, hopefully, if it happens, is certified by Kit Harington."

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A representative for Harington, 35, was not immediately reachable for comment.

Based on the "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels by American author George R.R. Martin, "Game of Thrones", first aired in 2011, becoming a global phenomenon. The award-winning HBO series wrapped up in 2019 with a finale that divided fans.

Prequel "House of the Dragon", which is set 200 years before the original series, is scheduled to premiere in August.

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Asked by the BBC if she would consider featuring in a "Game of Thrones" spin-off, Clarke said: "No, I think I`m done."

The actress, 35, will make her London West End debut next week in a new adaptation of Anton Chekhov`s "The Seagull".

Kit Harington is involved in a "Game of Thrones" spin-off about his character Jon Snow, the actor`s co-star on the hit fantasy television series has said. In an interview with Britain`s BBC, actress Emilia Clarke was asked about a report in industry publication The Hollywood Reporter last week, which stated that U.

Kit Harington is involved in a "Game of Thrones" spin-off about his character Jon Snow, the actor`s co-star on the hit fantasy television series has said. In an interview with Britain`s BBC, actress Emilia Clarke was asked about a report in industry publication The Hollywood Reporter last week, which stated that U.S. network HBO was in early development for a spin-off show with character Jon Snow at the helm. It said Harington, who played the character on all of "Game of Thrones" eight seasons, was "attached to reprise the role should a series move forward". "He has told me about it. And I know it exists. It`s happening," Clarke, who played Daenerys Targaryen on "Game of Throne", told the BBC. "It`s been created by Kit as far as I can understand, so he`s in it from the ground up. So what you will be watching, hopefully, if it happens, is certified by Kit Harington." Also read: Not Captain America, Chris Evans would 'love’ to play this MCU character A representative for Harington, 35, was not immediately reachable for comment. Based on the "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels by American author George R.R. Martin, "Game of Thrones", first aired in 2011, becoming a global phenomenon. The award-winning HBO series wrapped up in 2019 with a finale that divided fans. Prequel "House of the Dragon", which is set 200 years before the original series, is scheduled to premiere in August. Also read: Sidhu Moose Wala's last song 'SYL' released, fans pay emotional tribute Asked by the BBC if she would consider featuring in a "Game of Thrones" spin-off, Clarke said: "No, I think I`m done." The actress, 35, will make her London West End debut next week in a new adaptation of Anton Chekhov`s "The Seagull".

Kit Harington involved in 'Game of Thrones' Jon Snow sequel series, says Emilia Clarke

For those who were hoping that HBO would redeem itself by making a sequel to the 'Game Of Thrones' series, there is bad news. If the series finale, which aired on Monday, left you unsatisfied or you are still in denial that the show has finally ended, don`t wait for a sequel or spinoff, because it is not on the cards.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/game-of-thrones-finale-episode-review-time-to-bid-goodbye-to-last-dragon-iron-throne-and-our-favourite-show-220063">Read the review of the final episode here.&nbsp;</a> 
 
HBO programming president Casey Bloys in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter ruled out any possibility of a sequel. 
 
The insanely popular TV series, based on the books of George RR&nbsp;Martin, which were adapted by David Benioff and DB Weiss, ended two days back with a shortened season, leaving fans wanting for more and somewhat disapoointed.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/from-little-bird-to-queen-what-this-game-of-thrones-characters-finale-dress-means-220396">From Little Bird to Queen: This is what Sansa Stark's&nbsp;finale dress means</a> 
 
On being asked if there could be a sequel featuring Arya Stark (played by Maisie Williams) as she ventures west of Westeros, Bloys said "Nope, nope, nope. No.I do want this show, this Game of Thrones, Dan and David`s show, to be its own thing. I don`t want to take characters from this world that they did beautifully and put them off into another world with someone else creating it. I want to let it be the artistic piece they`ve got," he added. 
 
Ruling out the possibility completely, he said, "That`s one of the reasons why I`m not trying to do the same show over."Bloys said that the world that Martin has created is "massive," so HBO wants to keep trying out new things instead of bringing back familiar characters and settings."George has a massive, massive world; there are so many ways in. That`s why we`re trying to do things that feel distinct -- and to not try and redo the same show. That`s probably one of the reasons why, right now, a sequel or picking up any of the other characters doesn`t make sense for us," he said. 
 
However, just because a sequel isn`t going to happen, doesn`t mean there won`t be more of `Game of Thrones` content. Bloys stated that there are three prequel projects in the works currently. Two are in development and the pilot for the third will be shot in June."I am not clarifying anything other than yes, we shoot the first pilot in June. There are two more in development and beyond that, there`s nothing else to report," he said. 
 
On being asked if both of those scripts work well and the pilot does, too, will the fans get three more `GoT` shows, Bloys remained tight-lipped about the upcoming projects.Teasing the idea, Bloys said, "All theoretical and all high-class problems! Who knows?! I`m not ruling it in, and I`m not ruling it out! I`m trying my best not to give you definitive answers to fuel speculation." 
 
The show came to an end on Monday. The climax of the show was dramatic enough with Bran Stark (played by Isaac Hempstead Wright) being crowned the king of the six kingdoms (excluding Winterfell).After a remarkable 8-year-long journey, the makers of `GoT` failed to impress the fans with the finale season.&nbsp; 
 
A couple of days back, disappointed `GoT` fans started a petition on change.org, asking the makers to remake the eight season of the series "with competent writers".&nbsp; 
 
The petition has already hit 1.2 million signatures. Actors <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/game-of-thrones-kit-harrington-sophie-turner-defend-writers-amid-criticism-220455">Sophie Turner and Kit Harrington </a>slammed it as "disrespectful."

For those who were hoping that HBO would redeem itself by making a sequel to the 'Game Of Thrones' series, there is bad news. If the series finale, which aired on Monday, left you unsatisfied or you are still in denial that the show has finally ended, don`t wait for a sequel or spinoff, because it is not on the cards.

For those who were hoping that HBO would redeem itself by making a sequel to the 'Game Of Thrones' series, there is bad news. If the series finale, which aired on Monday, left you unsatisfied or you are still in denial that the show has finally ended, don`t wait for a sequel or spinoff, because it is not on the cards. Read the review of the final episode here. HBO programming president Casey Bloys in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter ruled out any possibility of a sequel. The insanely popular TV series, based on the books of George RR Martin, which were adapted by David Benioff and DB Weiss, ended two days back with a shortened season, leaving fans wanting for more and somewhat disapoointed. From Little Bird to Queen: This is what Sansa Stark's finale dress means On being asked if there could be a sequel featuring Arya Stark (played by Maisie Williams) as she ventures west of Westeros, Bloys said "Nope, nope, nope. No.I do want this show, this Game of Thrones, Dan and David`s show, to be its own thing. I don`t want to take characters from this world that they did beautifully and put them off into another world with someone else creating it. I want to let it be the artistic piece they`ve got," he added. Ruling out the possibility completely, he said, "That`s one of the reasons why I`m not trying to do the same show over."Bloys said that the world that Martin has created is "massive," so HBO wants to keep trying out new things instead of bringing back familiar characters and settings."George has a massive, massive world; there are so many ways in. That`s why we`re trying to do things that feel distinct -- and to not try and redo the same show. That`s probably one of the reasons why, right now, a sequel or picking up any of the other characters doesn`t make sense for us," he said. However, just because a sequel isn`t going to happen, doesn`t mean there won`t be more of `Game of Thrones` content. Bloys stated that there are three prequel projects in the works currently. Two are in development and the pilot for the third will be shot in June."I am not clarifying anything other than yes, we shoot the first pilot in June. There are two more in development and beyond that, there`s nothing else to report," he said. On being asked if both of those scripts work well and the pilot does, too, will the fans get three more `GoT` shows, Bloys remained tight-lipped about the upcoming projects.Teasing the idea, Bloys said, "All theoretical and all high-class problems! Who knows?! I`m not ruling it in, and I`m not ruling it out! I`m trying my best not to give you definitive answers to fuel speculation." The show came to an end on Monday. The climax of the show was dramatic enough with Bran Stark (played by Isaac Hempstead Wright) being crowned the king of the six kingdoms (excluding Winterfell).After a remarkable 8-year-long journey, the makers of `GoT` failed to impress the fans with the finale season. A couple of days back, disappointed `GoT` fans started a petition on change.org, asking the makers to remake the eight season of the series "with competent writers". The petition has already hit 1.2 million signatures. Actors Sophie Turner and Kit Harrington slammed it as "disrespectful."

'Game of Thrones' will not have sequel series or spinoff, confirms HBO president

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Kit Harington involved in 'Game of Thrones' Jon Snow sequel series, says Emilia Clarke

'Game of Thrones' will not have sequel series or spinoff, confirms HBO president