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You'll never believe what Kit Harington did to keep plot of 'Game of Thrones' season 7 a secret!

Harington has become a pro in keeping things secret since the hype surrounding the resurrection of Jon Snow blew the roofs at the end of season 5 of 'Game of Thrones.'

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Keeping the plot of the new episodes of Game of Thrones under wraps is a Herculean task in itself. HBO and showrunners have stopped sending the screeners to the critics for reviewers since past two years. Former US President Barack Obama was the only person allowed early access to season six last year. No mention of if current POTUS Donald Trump has asked for the early screening.

Basically, HBO goes to extreme lengths to keep the stories secret. And Kit Harington aka Jon Snow aka former Lord Commander of the Night Watch aka the King in the North aka rumoured Azor Ahai aka one of the surviving eye candy character of the show revealed another way of confusing the paparazzi around the sets to prevent the leaks of details.

During his visit on the Jimmy Kimmel Live, Harington shared the details of the cunning plan the showrunners came up with when they saw paparazzi merrily clicking away.

Harington said, "What I can say about this season is: we had a lot of paparazzi following us around, especially when we were in Spain, and we did fake some scenes. We put together people in situations where we knew the paparazzi were around so they'd take photos and that would get on the internet to fake scenes so people would think they were real."

After this revelation, GoT theory mongers will need to sit down and take stock of which of their speculations were based on actual scenes and which was the ploy.

Or just wait like another casual viewer for the season 7 premiere on July 16.

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