Poldark's Aidan Turner says he would never sign a contract that said he couldn't cut his hair.
The actor, who rose to fame playing Ross Poldark in the hit BBC period drama, caused a stir when his character appeared topless, scythe in hand as part of the storyline.
The 32-year-old Irish-born star told Radio Times he wouldn't do a Kit Harington.
He was talking in reference to the fact that Harington, who played Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, was rumoured to have signed a contract saying he couldn't cut his signature locks.
Turner told Radio Times: "I wouldn't sign a contract like that."
This Christmas he can been seen in the BBC adaptation of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None.
Talking about his role, Turner said: "I play Philip Lombard, who's a gun for hire, a mercenary. He's done a lot of nasty things for his own benefit, really immoral, only cares about himself, massive ego, but a smart, confident, charming guy."
Poldark series two returns to BBC One in 2016.
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