Game of Thrones: Kit Harington made a lot more money with "Game of Thrones"
How would that find Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner, 23)? Ironically, her "Bastard" brother Jon Schnee aka Kit Harington (32) is said to have earned much better for his part in the hit HBO series "Game of Thrones". The actress has now blabbed in a long interview with "Harper's Bazaar". But lo and behold: instead of getting upset about this, Turner understands the supposedly unfair pay.
The triple sum?
Although she is an absolute proponent of fair and equal pay for men and women. But she also sees that Harington has the bigger part in the aggregate: Equal pay is "a bit difficult, Kit gets more money than me, but he also has the bigger storyline, and for the last season, he had to go crazy I did not have that many nights, so I said, 'Do you know what? You can keep the money.' "
The exact sums are of course not officially known. Allegedly, Turner is meanwhile collecting around 160,000 pounds (around 186,000 euros) per episode, while Harington's salary per episode amounts to 537,000 pounds (about 623,000 euros), according to the British Daily Mail. If that's true, Turner grants her serial brother around three times the salary. From April 15, German viewers via Sky will then know if Harington is worth the nod - then the last season of "Game of Thrones" will kick off in Germany.
Happiness in love
Tuner also talked about her relationship with her fiancée Joe Jonas (29) in the long interview. So the first contact was actually made via Instagram: "We followed each other on Instagram and one day he sent me a direct message, completely out of the blue." With success, as you know, the two want to get married. Not in a star-studded Hollywood ceremony, however, as Turner also said, "We try to keep it as solid as possible, to keep it intimate."
Jonas had revealed as a guest at James Corden (40) that said ceremony should take place in the summer of this year. One couple became the two in November 2016, the singer went on his knees a year later, in October 2017.
