The 29-year-old actress admitted to being caught off guard by reports of an Arya-centered project, noting in a recent interview with The Guardian that she was just as surprised as the fans. For Williams, stepping back into the character is not as simple as wearing the costume again. She emphasized that the appeal of Arya Stark was rooted in her status as a child performing adult feats, a dynamic that would need to be re-evaluated for a more mature version of the character.
This hesitation is deeply tied to her personal experience during the show's original run. Cast at age 12, Williams spent her formative years on set, an experience she described as leaving her in a difficult period of transition once the series ended. She cited the conclusion of the show, coupled with the global pandemic and industry strikes, as factors that contributed to a challenging stretch of self-discovery. While she navigates her post-Westeros career, the broader franchise continues to grow, with Warner Bros. eyeing a theatrical film, Aegon’s Conquest, and the ongoing success of the television series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.



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