There has been a flurry of excitement among Game of Thrones fans with the recent — and unexpected — announcement of a potential Jon Snow spinoff series. Called, quite simply, Snow, this new series is being developed by Kit Harington, who portrayed Jon in the original HBO TV show. Now, Maisie Williams, who played Jon’s
Arya Stark had plenty of scenes in Game of Thrones that startled fans. From having to watch as Arya is present for the beheading of her father, Ned Stark (Sean Bean), through to her unexpected disposal of the leader of the White Walkers, the Night King (Vladimir Furdik), there were plenty of other scenes in
Game of Thrones actor Maisie Williams is eager to sit down and watch HBO’s spinoff series, House of the Dragon. In Game of Thrones, Williams starred as Arya Stark through all eight seasons of the hit epic fantasy series. As the youngest female Stark, Arya was head-strong and determined to be anything but what was
While Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) may have wound up as Game of Thrones’ most valued player in Season 8, it seems that she almost didn’t make it past Season 7, according to Ed Sheeran. The famed musician made this startling revelation after he was questioned about his cameo in the hit epic fantasy series. Arya
The second episode of Game of Thrones Season 8 gave us a lot of great character moments that feel like a setup for many deaths. There was not much shock or violence but only small moments that made us appreciate the journey we’ve been on with these characters so far. That said, one such scene
With Game of Thrones fans on tenterhooks about which of the main stars will die as the end of the series draws near, the show’s star Maisie Williams sprang an April Fool’s Day prank on fans during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Fans were shocked when Williams “revealed” that her fan-favorite
The New Mutants is an upcoming superhero-horror movie. It’s the latest installment of 20th Century Fox’s X-Men film franchise, based on Marvel Comics’ X-Men spinoff series of the same name. The film is centered on a younger generation of mutants, representing an expansion of the X-Men film franchise. The younger crop of mutants is set