Kit Harington Is Making Us Feel All the Feels in the Trailer For a New 'GoT' Doc
We are not ready to say good-bye to Game of Thrones when the last episode ever airs on Sunday, May 19. It’s been a long, intense journey for the last eight seasons and it’s all about to just… end. But one thing that’s keeping our spirits somewhat lifted today is the trailer for HBO’s Game of Thrones: The Last Watch and Kit Harington’s emotional reaction to the final cast table read which opens the trailer. The documentary will air on May 26, once the dust has settled on the GoT story for good, allowing us one final look at everything it took to make this epic fantasy series — and the eighth and final season, in particular — an undeniable global hit.
The trailer for The Last Watch is full of all the feels and fans will totally get why this documentary will be an emotional journey into the final season. The trailer opens with showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss addressing the cast, with Weiss remarking, “This is strange. Here we are, at the last table read, and it’s like looking around and seeing your family.” As Weiss says this, you can see Harington put his hand over his mouth, clearly verklempt and unable to deal. Don’t you just wanna hug him and tell him everything will be ok? Goodness knows I sure do. He definitely needs some kind of comfort because GoT costars Sophie Turner and Rory McCann, who play Sansa and The Hound respectively, are seen behind him laughing at his reaction which, like, c’mon guys! Be sensitive to our sweet Kit.
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The Last Watch trailer also gives us a taste of everything that went on behind the scenes during the final season that helped make this last time on the GoT merry-go-round a smooth one. From constructing epic, functioning sets to editing down the episodes so the narrative is there and its also visually compelling to seeing the cast, extras and crew hanging out on set, this documentary has everything.
The Last Watch will be two whole hours long, so get under a pile of blankets, get all the snacks and wine you could possibly need and keep some tissues on hand because you won’t want to leave your seat as you go on this final journey with the GoT gang.
Game of Thrones: The Last Watch will air on Sunday, May 26 on HBO.
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