‘Industry’s’ Kit Harington Knows That Henry Muck Is Always Going to Be Okay
The actor talks to THR about the season four finale of the hit HBO series.
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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text [This story contains major spoilers from season four, episode eight of Industry , “Both, And.”] When Kit Harington watched the season four finale of Industry , during a group screening that the show put together, he found himself shocked by the plight — and the tone through which that plight is delivered — of his character Henry Muck. “I turned to the person next to me and said wow, it’s really tragic isn’t it?” he recalls with a laugh. “When I was playing it, I was having so much fun. Clearly, tragicomedy is a strain of acting that I enjoy.” Related Stories TV How Do Warners and Paramount's TV and Streaming Assets Jibe? TV 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Scores Series Best Audience for Season Finale As the curtain closes on the final episode of the season, Henry is trying to avoid jail time in connection with Tender’s downfall, trying to avoid repercussions from Russian interests and embarking on a divorce from Yasmin. It’s not the first time that the ill-fated couple has found themselves in a bad place, but Harington is sure that this is the final down in their past of ups-and-downs. “She’s right to leave him, and it takes someone stronger than him to do that,” he says. “He has not listened to her at all. He’s not seen her, seen who she is. He’s been totally about himself to the point where at the end he’s like, but we were going to have kids. You were never going to, and you should have kids, for God’s sake. You two shouldn’t have kids. Hopefully this is a wonderful one-season burnout marriage, which I think it was always going to be.” Here, Harington breaks down the episode and what it means for his character’s future. Of all the tragicomic moments on the show, what do you most enjoy doing? It’s never the scenes you think it’...
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