Los Angeles: Actor Kit Harington, who plays the role of Jon Snow in `Game of Thrones`, says he is not allowed to trim his long locks.
The actor said he once thought of cutting his hair but was stopped from the show`s makers, reportedly. "It has its own contract, definitely," Harington said on Live With Kelly and Michael.
"I never thought I`d say that about my own hair... I`m not allowed to cut it, and I didn`t realise this until recently. I wanted to cut it ? I`ve had long hair for ages ? and and they were like, `No, no, no. That won`t be happening`."
When Kelly Ripa suggested that he can cut it and add weave, Harington said it would be complicated."They don`t like doing that. It`s very funny when you get into these things, and people get very obsessed by little things... There`s all of these ridiculous conversations that go back and forth between agents and managers and the channel: `Can we have four inches off or can we have an inch off? What can we do with this? How curly should it be? It`s silly," the actor said.
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