"Game of Thrones" star Maisie Willaims has expressed her hope that viewers of the hit fantasy series should be a bit scared of her character Arya Stark. The actress was speaking during an interview when she shed some light on the fate of her character in Season 6.
"I hope people feel a little bit scared of her and scared for her," Williams told The Hollywood Reporter. Viewers of the show remember that at the end of the fifth season, Arya was afflicted with blindness as a consequence of exacting extraordinarily personal and violent vengeance against an old enemy.
Arya's sight returned in "Game of Thrones" Season 6 episode 3. It is being speculated among fans that Arya will now rise in power.
However, the 18-year-old actress put an end to such rumors by saying that Arya will never witness "happiness or a certain safety" in the ongoing season. Giving a sneak peek into the ongoing season, the actress claimed that Arya will learn a new skill very soon that will come handy and will benefit her for a very long time.
Meanwhile, Williams and co-star Rose Leslie put on a glamorous display for the BAFTA TV Awards London's Royal Festival Hall on May 8, Sunday. The actress looked stunning in a sequined pink Antonio Berardi prom dress for the event, which showed off her super svelte pins, Daily Mail reported.
Apart from her fandom owing to the hit HBO show, Williams' popularity in social media is also seeing new highs. As a follow up to her Instagram tale of crashing a fan's premiere party, the actress shared another interesting video on May 12, Wednesday.
The 10-minute long video showed her experience at the official season 6 premiere in Los Angeles. The video begins with her and co-star Sophie Turner is hanging around in their hotel room and pondering the countdowns of street lights after which they start preparing for hair and makeup for the premiere party.
In the video, Williams treats viewers to footage of the actual festivities, including a cameo from a beardy Finn Jones, who plays Ser Loras Tyrell. It has since gone viral and has already garnered more than 1 million views. Watch it below: