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Kit Harington Told A Cop Jon Snow's Fate To Get Out Of A Speeding Ticket
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published May 14, 2016
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***SPOILERS HARK YE BE SPOILERS*** Though Game Of Thrones' BIG REVEAL regarding the the death/resurrection of Jon Snow was one of the least shocking revelations in television history, actor Kit Harington was still sworn to secrecy. But on The Tonight Show last night Harington told Jimmy Fallon that he did spill the secret to a few people close to him...including a traffic cop who tried to give him a speeding ticket. I mean hey, people have done worse things.
On your way, Lord Commander.
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