This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.'I actually don't like it being compared to other shows,' says Kit Harington, who joined HBO's 'Industry' in season three
Kit Harington segues from ‘Game of Thrones’ to the equally ruthless world of finance in ‘Industry.’ Photo from HBO “You’re like, what the hell is going on? I thought I knew what was going on with the show but that guy in the background has just run headfirst into a glass wall and is seriously injured. I think that is what’s brilliant about Into this world of university graduates jockeying for permanent positions and promotions in or out of Pierpoint, Kit steps in as a British blueblood who is the CEO of Lumi, a green energy startup.
“It felt like an organic place to raise the stakes, and in season three, we did the same thing again. The thing about “By the time we got to season three, we really wanted to show how Pierpoint and banking fit into a wider industrial complex. We just wanted to write stuff that we found interesting, which is green energy.
Mickey added, “It’s also because obviously, we have amazing consultants on the show. But you have to read about this stuff to make it feel like it’s reflecting what’s happening in the real world. I wish I’d liked it a bit more when I was actually in it.” Kit quipped, “We have quite a bromance going quite quickly. I like taking photos of Harry. I do. I’ve got a lot of photos of Harry. He’s a very good-looking man. And well, I’m sorry, I’ve got lost in the thoughts of Harry now .”“I think their relationship is fascinating because of their backgrounds. And this season being so much, in so many ways, about the British class system, Harry and I spoke about this, how they sort of love and hate each other.
“He’s kind of within this net of privilege that he can’t see out of and can’t see how he’s held. And yet, at the same time, within that little gilded cage, these horrific things have happened in his life.” Mickey said, “The way this show was unlocked for us when we started coming up with it, was that it was going to feel like the sort of people that you would never have expected to be in this situation because as much as I love stuff set in this world, it’s usually from the top down lens.”