Maisie Williams isn't optimistic about New Mutants, but still hopes for an X-Men crossover

She’s not horribly optimistic, though. “Who knows when the fuck that’s gonna come out,” she says, confirming recent reports that the much-ballyhooed reshoots to “make it scarier” have yet to happen. “Hopefully this interview will make everyone hurry up a little bit!” she added with a smile. We hope so, too, though it appears the Disney-Fox merger is to blame, and one imagines the wheels are going to continue rolling slowly.

As for Dark Phoenix, Turner subtly shades X-Men: Last Stand, which told the same story of Jean Grey’s transformation into the chaotic Phoenix, by calling the new film “Dark Phoenix done right.” She adds, “Every other scene in Dark Phoenix is, like, the most intense scene I’ve ever done.” She also takes a moment to echo Rami Malek’s remarks about disgraced filmmaker Bryan Singer, who directed Turner in 2016's X-Men: Apocalypse. “Our time together was, like Rami said, unpleasant,” she says.

Williams also offers a few teases in regards to Game Of Thrones’ final season, namely that it harkens back to the show’s first season, a claim that’s supported by some recent press stills of Kit Harington’s Jon Snow. “After I read season eight, I watched season one—there’s a lot of similarities,” she says. She adds that season eight is when Arya starts “to feel again for the first time.”

Faceless no more? We’ll find out when Game Of Thrones returns on April 14.