'Game of Thrones' Jon Snow Lives On But Kit Harington Scored a New Role

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By Abbie Kraft , Parent Herald Jun 04, 05:38 am

Will Jon Snow live on? Or will he finally meet his maker? Several photographs of Jon Snow's shaved face flooded the internet. Fans are intrigued as to whether Jon Snow will be dead for good, or he'll be playing a different role.

US Weekly published Kit Harington's (Jon Snow) photos which revealed his neatly shaved face. "Game of Throne" fans were startled after seeing their favorite character change his look. Jon Snow's new look got fans into thinking if he will be leaving the series anytime soon.

Fans were relieved after it was announced that Kit Harington's new look doesn't have anything to do with his "Game of Thrones" role. It was reported that aside from playing Jon Snow, Kit Harington shaved his beard for a theater role.

Kit Harington has shaved his beard. #KitHarington #DoctorFaustus #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/0W3hBwf3ts

— Kit Harington (@Kit_Updates) June 1, 2016

In a snap from one of the actors, it was revealed that Kit Harington is part of a play in London. Harington is cast to play the lead role in a play, "Doctor Faustus."

Kit Harington's bare face gathered countless remarks. There are those who spoke negatively about it, but some can't stop gushing about it. With the feedback that his getting, Kit Harington opened up about objectification in Hollywood.

just discovered what kit harington looks like without a beard & now my entire week is ruined #worstmondayever pic.twitter.com/XaKwPTRjkT — CΘNΣ (@cone_w) May 9, 2016

Though women are often objectified in the mainstream media, their male peers are getting unsolicited remarks about their looks as well. Kit Harington opened up about male objectification during his interview with The Times.

Kit Harington shared that he feels sexism isn't limited to women, as it is common among males as well. Harington mentioned that he preferred to be seen as a human with a soul, and not just someone who has good looks.

"It's demeaning," Kit Harington said. "Yes, in some ways you could argue I've been employed for a look I have. But there's a sexism that happens towards men. There's definitely a sexism in our industry that happens towards women, and there is towards men as well."