The arrows that killed Ygritte on Game of Thrones would possibly also are shot by Cupid himself: former co-stars Rose Leslie (Ygritte) and Kit Harington (Jon Snow) created their debut as a real-life couple at the thespian Awards on Sunday.
You may acknowledge the couple from that sticky cave scene or the ever quotable line: “You unskilled person, Jon Snow.” Fans can recall that Ygritte tragically died in Jon Snow’s arms when being shot by Olly at the top of season four. (It’s official: Olly is that the solely person not growth for this couple.)
For nearly four years, rumors have swirled that the onscreen lovers were seeing one another in reality, however each actors denied the relationship—until currently.
Harington recently admitted on a British broadcast that the 2 started geological dating whereas picture taking their on the far side the Wall scenes in Iceland. “I fell enamored in Iceland,” he aforementioned on the dessert apple Ross Show. “I fell enamored with my co-star.”
It’s the most important plot twist in Game of Thrones’ long and cruel history: love truly wins.
Well, it’s not precisely uncommon for costars to urge concerned. Johnny Reb Galecki dated Sara Gilbert whereas they were on Roseanne and dated Kaley Cuoco for a handful of years here throughout the massive Bang Theory, and it’s potential that they’re geological dating once more.
David Tennant dated Sophia Myles, his costar WHO contend gentlewoman First State Pompadour from the Doctor WHO episode, “The lady within the fire.”
He later dated then married Georgia Moffett, costar WHO contend the title-character from Doctor WHO episode, “The Doctor’s Daughter.” Moffett’s casting itself was an in-joke because she is the daughter of Peter Davison, who himself played The Doctor from 1981 to 1984 as the fourth incarnation of the character that was later played as the tenth incarnation by Tenant. The headlines in the British press, “Doctor Dates Own Daughter,” brought out a laugh.
Patrick Stewart dated and was subsequently engaged to Jennifer Hetrick, who played Vash on two episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, “Captain’s Holiday,” and “Q-Pid.” Stewart’s character had very few romantic connections on the show, so it’s kind of amusing that on-screen romance lead to real-life romance.
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