"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington can still be a handsome plain Joe even when the cameras are not rolling. The actor looks unrecognizable in street clothes while out in Montreal, Canada.
29-year-old Kit Harington was almost incognito in white tank top, jeans and eyeglasses last Thursday. The actor was out doing grocery shopping, according to US Weekly. He was also sporting a stubble on his handsome face.
In addition, he was seen wearing earphones around his neck while walking away from the grocery store. He was carrying a shopping bag in one hand and holding a can of beverage in the other.
Earlier, the actor was spotted with a cigarette in his hand. He was also seen talking on the phone.
Needless to say, even though the British actor was wearing regular clothes, he still had Jon Snow's signature curly hair. According to Daily Mail, Harington is banned from changing hairstyles between seasons.
Speaking of playing Jon Snow, he reportedly said that he feels that he is the safest in the HBO drama. The character died once, then got resurrected last season by a witch.
Presently, the actor is in Canada filming his latest project titled "The Death and Life of John F. Donovan." In the movie, Harington plays the young actor who remembers his long distance friendship with an American TV hero, who died 10 years ago.
Their correspondence was exposed by a journalist who is played by Jessica Chastain. That journalist is said to work for a fictional tabloid.
This movie, so they say, Harington's current engagement while "Game of Thrones" is off season. In this film, he will be starring together with Natalie Portman, Susan Sarandon and Bella Thorne. Michael Gambon, Thandie Newton and Adele will also appear in the movie.
Filming began in Montreal on July 9 with French Canadian Xavier Dolan in charge of directing and producing. Next month through October, the principal photography will take place in Prague and London. Then the filming will move to New York in November.
At the moment, the film has no US release date yet. It is expected to hit theaters in Canada and France in September next year. On the other hand, "Game of Thrones" Season 7 premieres on HBO next year.