Kit Harrington, who is popular for his role of Jon Snow in hit fantasy series "Game Of Thrones," reveals that his famous character became more of a nightmare for him when he was trying to film for British spy thriller "Spooks: The Greater Good."
The 28-year-old actor was talking to Express when he revealed that how the famous face of the hit HBO series kept interrupting the shooting of his upcoming movie in London.
"I ruined so many takes with my face on buses going round London every few minutes so we had to keep calling 'Cut," gushed the English actor who further added that the situation quickly became from funny to annoying for him.
The actor also revealed that although he has done most of the stunt scenes in the movie himself, he could not film one act, the falling out of a window onto a table as he admittedly cut himself badly while rehearsing for the scene.
The actor has also claimed that since he has spent a lot in fantasy realm in a very archaic place, he was excited to star in the action film where "he could hold a gun and to read a script and speak dialogue which is a bit more relevant."
"Spooks: The Greater Good" also stars Peter Firth, who will be reprising his role as the stoic stalwart of the original smash hit BBC series and "Pride And Prejudice" actress Jennifer Ehle. The movie is about an angry man, Will, who just like his father, gets drawn into the complicated webs of the British Secret Service.
Meanwhile, the actor is rumored to have reunited with his former girlfriend and co-star Rose Leslie, Franchise Herald reported. The pair was spotted holding hands at Heathrow airport after which reports emerged that the on-and-off couple is back again.