Maisie Williams says Game Of Thrones will have a ‘beautiful’ ending.
The final season is just days away from hitting our screens, and Maisie, 21, is looking forward to the future.
While the actress is excited to see what’s in store, she said saying goodbye to the hit show was emotional.
Speaking on Tuesday’s Lorraine, she said: ‘For [Game Of Thrones] to still be as big as it was three seasons ago or four seasons ago, and even bigger now – it’s quite an achievement for a show to do that really so I’m honoured to be a part of it.
Asked how she feels about it coming to an end, she added: ‘It’s like a really good time in my own life.
‘At 21, nearly 22, everyone my age is leaving uni and trying to figure out what they want to do with the rest of their life.
‘And I feel like I just graduated the school of acting, now I wanna figure out what I wanna do with the rest of my career.
‘It’s like one chapter ending and a new one opening which is really exciting. But the last chapter was really beautiful and I am gonna miss it.
Fans are going to have to wait a few more days to find out what will happen to Maisie’s character Arya Stark, but we know there’s going to be a huge battle in her future.
Maisie got to film physically demanding battle scenes that left her and the rest of the cast totally exhausting.
‘Nothing can prepare you for how physically draining it is,’ she told Entertainment Weekly.
‘It’s night after night, and again and again, and it just doesn’t stop.
‘You can’t get sick, and you have to look out for yourself because there’s so much to do that nobody else can do… there are moments you’re just broken as a human and just want to cry.’
Game Of Thrones starts 14 April on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV.
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