Adelaide Clemens & Kit Harington Video Interview On ‘Silent Hill 3D,’ Their Deepest Fears

In Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, the sequel to the 2006 film based on the Konami video game, Australian actress Adelaide Clemens portrays Heather Mason, who, as her 18th birthday arrives, discovers that she shares a connection with the alternate dimension of Silent Hill, along with a young man named Vincent, played by Kit Harington. “I mean it’s funny, well, Heather’s experience of losing your mind is the most frightening thing to me,” Clemens told Uinterview exclusively of the role. “So yeah, it was pretty easy for me to get freaked out when I had to go there.”

Born in Brisbane, Clemens, 23, broke into television at 17 when she guest starred on an episode of Blue Water High, a popular teen drama in Australia. She then starred on the children’s series Pirate Islands: The Lost Treasure of Fiji. Clemens garnered critical and popular acclaim for her work on the series Love My Way, where she earned a Best Newcomer nomination for a Logie Award, the most prestigious award in Australian television, in 2008. The following year, she had a role in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. She will next be seen in the highly anticipated The Great Gatsby with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire.

Harington, 26, is best known to American audiences as Jon Snow on HBO’s Game of Thrones. However, the London native has also worked on the stage — portraying Albert in the West End production of War Horse and Ed Montgomery in Posh — also premiering in London. Among his upcoming projects are The Seventh Son, based on the popular children’s book The Spook’s Apprentice and starring Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore, and How to Train Your Dragon 2.

The actors appreciated the education they got in the ways of thriller film making on Silent Hill. “It’s sort of a blessing in some ways that [director] Michael Bassett was so adamant that things were visceral and real and you could reach out and touch them,” Harington told Uinterview exclusively. “It helps you as an actor, I think.”