Kit Harington and Rose Leslie are enjoying quite a good career these days and even a rumored rekindled romance after they were both killed off from the "Game of Thrones" series. Now, they've moved on to conquer the big screen.

After "Honeymoon," Leslie has another film coming for her fans -- "The Last Witch Hunter." As reported by Entertainment Weekly, the former "Game of Thrones" actress worked with Vin Diesel for the movie. It will be released next month.

Leslie first revealed "The Last With Hunter" project last year, in an interview with Den of Geek. In the interview, she admitted she was a "lucky girl" to have snagged the role after her character's death in the HBO TV series. Although avid viewers of the TV were surprised when Ygritte died then, Leslie was well-prepared.

"I had read the books," she told the source above in Aug. 2014. "I decided to be a massive geek, do my research and even prior to shooting season two, which is obviously my first season, I had to read up to book four and finished book four so I was well aware of her fate."

Just like Rose Leslie, "Game of Thrones" actor Kit Harington has also ventured into movies. He played the lead in spy movie "MI-5." According to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie has even been picked up by Saban Films and will be released in North America by December.

Although Harington has well moved on from being Jon Snow, many have yet to recover from the character's death last season. Fans have been getting their hopes up as rumors continue to swirl that Jon Snow was still alive. In a report on Mail Online, a picture of the Jon Snow actor on the set of the TV series' upcoming season has sent fans in frenzy.

While both Jon Snow and Ygritte have been killed off from the TV series, the pair apparently have resurrected their apparent real life relationship after being spotted in Heathrow last month as told by Lainey Gossip. They have both denied in the past the dating rumors.

"Oh no," Rose Leslie said about rumored flamed Harington in 2014. "Don't ask me about Kit. I'd rather not say. "We are still very close."