Maisy Williams

Maisie Williams (born April 15, 1997) is a British actress who achieved international recognition for her iconic portrayal of Arya Stark in HBO's Game of Thrones, one of the most successful and culturally impactful television series in history. Beginning the show at just 13 years old, Williams matured on screen through the series' eight seasons, earning widespread critical acclaim for bringing depth, wit, and dramatic complexity to the young warrior character. Her performance made her a global celebrity and demonstrated remarkable range as an actress. Beyond Game of Thrones, Williams has pursued diverse film and television roles, appearing in productions including The Falling, Doctor Who, and The New Mutants, showcasing her versatility as an actress. She has been active in social media, using her platform to discuss mental health, activism, and creative expression. Williams founded the digital platform Daisie, aimed at helping young creatives develop their talents and build communities. Her career trajectory from child actor to global icon exemplifies the transformative power of television in the modern era. Despite the intense scrutiny of celebrity, she has maintained privacy around her personal life while remaining engaged with social causes.