Kit Harington said that friends of "Game of Thrones" were starting to get tired "during the shooting of the last season

• Kit Harington recently talked about his experience filming HBO's "Game of Thrones" in a cover story for Variety.
• He said the filming of the last season looked like the end of a big party: "You reach the stage of the party where you are, it has reached its peak.I do not know what I could find more. "
• He also revealed how relationships between his co-stars have finally started to feel "tired".
• "It's a way of getting emotionally detached from something: relationships are starting to stretch very slightly, just around the edges, just tapered," he said. "Now everyone still loves them."

Kit Harington recently spoke about his nine years of playing HBO's "Game of Thrones" in a cover story for Variety. He explained that he felt a very different atmosphere during the filming of the last season.

"It's like when you're at a party, and the party gets better and better, then you reach the stage of the party where you are, it peaks, I do not know what I could find of plus, "he said.

"You realize, well, there is not more, that's it, and the" plus "you can find is actually in the work rather than the pleasure that surrounds it. "

Harington also revealed how this change in tone affected friendships among cast members.

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"You have these jokes and relationships that develop for eight years," he said. "It's a long time for these jokes to go away, and they've never felt old or tired." Last season, I was like they were tired now. "

"And I think they were tired because we could see the end coming in. It's a way to get away emotionally from something: relationships are just starting to stretch, just on the edge, all frayed Now everyone is enjoying themselves again. "

Harington had previously stated that turning the last season was so tiresome that everyone was "finished" with the show.

"Everyone was broken in the end," said the actor in an interview with GQ Australia. "I do not know if we were crying because we were sad that it ended or we were crying because it was so tiring, we were deprived of sleep."

At age 32, Harington was 22 years old at his first audition for "Game of Thrones". His character, Jon Snow, will experience a great and last season, both professionally and personally: he will lead the war against the White Walkers, will probably discover his true parentage and will undoubtedly overcome challenges in his new novel with the mother of Dragons.

The eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" will premiere on April 14, 2019. Here you can watch the show coverage by INSIDER.

Read Harington's full interview with Variety here.