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Game of Thrones' Star Voices Support for Marriage Equality

Maisie Williams Arya StarkA fan asked actress Maisie Williams what she’d wish for if granted three wishes. Here’s what the 17 year old actress who plays Arya Stark in the popular TV series ‘Game of Thrones’ answered with;

From [my] perspective, if I could have three wishes I’d wish for happiness for me, my family and everyone I care about, I’d solve world hunger and make gay marriage legal everywhere.

‘Game of Thrones’ is Williams first acting gig, she’s currently appearing in the fourth series of the blockbuster show. The question was put to Williams during a web chat with fans.

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Williams also revealed that she loves the XX, is a bit of a Spiderman fan and a big lover of chicken.

Read the full chat here.

 

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