Count My Lies: Kit Harington Comes On Board OTT Thriller Series With Lindsay Lohan, Shailene Woodley

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Stava's novel Count My Lies is being adapted for Hulu with a starry cast. Game of Thrones and Industry star Kit Harington joins the show alongside Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley. The actor is set to play Jay Lockhart in the series adapted and produced by This Is Us showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger. Here's all we know about the series.

Kit Harington joins OTT series Count My Lies opposite Lindsay Lohan, Shailene Woodley

In a Variety report, it was shared that Harington would be playing the role of Lindsay Lohan's husband in the limited Hulu series. The official description for the show states, "When compulsive liar Sloane Caraway (Woodley) fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart (Harington), it seems she’s finally landed her dream job. But little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about to explode — with potentially catastrophic consequences for all." Lohan and Woodley are also executive producers on the series along with Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, who are adapting the novel for TV. Last seen in the Disney sequel Freakier Friday with Jaime Lee Curtis, Count My Lies will mark Lohan's first leading role in a TV series. Woodley has appeared in the Emmy-winning series Big Little Lies and will join the second season of ABC's Paradise in 2026. ALSO READ: When Bella Ramsey Left Kit Harington 'Humiliated' On Game Of Thrones Set - 'That Child Actor Is Wiping Me Off...'Author Stava is also an executive producer on the project. Produced by 20th Television, Count My Lies is being directed by Antonio Campos.

Kit Harington's upcoming projects

Recently seen in the Apple Original film The Family Plan 2 with Mark Wahlberg, Harington is set to reprise his role as Henry Muck on the HBO series Industry. The financial drama returns for its fourth season on January 11. This year he appeared in Lena Dunham's Netflix series Too Much and will also star in the BBC miniseries A Tale of Two Cities in 2026.