Jon Snow Is The Pouty Face Of The Enemy In Call Of Duty_ Infinite Warfare
By Aiden Chen |
After years of portraying 
a heroic bastard on Game of Thrones, Kit Harington takes a turn at being a right bastard as the villain of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Harington is “the face of the enemy” in the next CoD, which drops on Nov. 4. The marketing office of Activision says Harington’s addition to yono all app the cast shows all yono rummy off the game’s powerful storyline.(new 
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was in that movie, too, and actually managed not to die
The Call of Duty Facebook admins posted a behind-the-scenes video of Snow—er, Harington—on the motion capture y1 games latest set. Warning: once you see him in a goofy gray leotard, you can never go back. We’ll be seeing more of the game at E3 this week, and hopefully learning more about player character Captain Reyes.
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