From ‘Stark’ sisters to BFFs: Here are Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams’ Top 10 quotes, celebrating their epic friendship

Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams have come a long way together, right from playing the Stark sisters- Sansa and Arya, onscreen, to having turned into real life besties.

Sophie is well known for her role as Sansa Stark while Maisie is popular as Arya Stark, in the epic television show, ‘Game of Thrones’.

From reel family to being a real family, and the closest to each other, here are some of the duo’s adorable quotes for each other, that celebrate their iconic friendship and prove their bond.

#1

In conversation with Jimmy Fallon, in 2017, Maisie said, “Ms. Sophie Turner. My best friend, indeed. It’s been so nice having someone of a similar age and gender to go through this crazy life together, because it is really strange growing up in front of the public.

#2

During her 2019 ‘Glamour UK’ interview Sophie said, “We’ve helped each other through a lot of mental-health problems, especially around body image. She’s been my crutch in that, and I’ve been hers because it seems everything she goes through, I go through.

#3

In her January 2017 interview with ‘This Morning’, Maisie said, “It’s nice to have her going through this industry and someone who just completely gets it. It’s really lovely to have someone hold my hand through all of it. She’s like my big sister.”

#4

In her 2019 ‘Glamour UK’ interview, Sophie said, “People always think Maisie and I are a couple. I mean, I am obsessed with her, so you never know. She’s my drug. I’ve got an addiction to Maisie Williams. I actually stalk her hashtag on Instagram!”

#5

Speaking to ‘Glamour UK’ in March 2019,Maisie said, “I can’t tell you the amount of times Sophie said, ‘Go to therapy,’ before I actually did. She really helped me through some messy break-ups and some friend break-ups. Whenever I’m like, I need help! This is bigger than anything I can sort out on my own, Sophie is my point of call. I think therapy is so important. You should absolutely speak to someone, even if in your head you go, Yeah, I knew that!”

#6

Talking to ‘Glamour UK’ in March 2019, Sophie said, “Maisie is definitely my protector and I’m hers, too. I know if anything happened, especially if it was on ‘Game Of Thrones,’ which it never, ever would, she’d go fucking crazy and protect me. To have a sister there, a woman who gets how degrading and awful it can be, and how you’re expected to be so submissive in your work, can be very comforting. Maisie is my strong home.”

#7

In her 2011 HBO interview, Maisie said, “It’s funny because she’s so not like Sansa in real life. She’s a great lass, and we both like the same things. And then on screen, we have our little arguments and things, so you get to see a different side of each other. In real life, I’ve never seen the side of Sophie where she says, ‘Oh, you’re an idiot.’ But I didn’t find it difficult to hate Sophie on screen, I mean, I love her to pieces  but I didn’t find it a challenge, really, as an actress.”

#8

In a conversation with ‘Entertainment Weekly’, in August 2017, Sophie said, “Our first scene together was our reunion scene and we f***ed up so many times. We couldn’t keep a straight face! Our relationship is so close, but it’s only that fun side, never the business side. I was nervous. It just terrified me. It’s like performing for your mom. When somebody is watching, you don’t do it quite as well. But in the long run I think it benefits us because we can be free with each other in our acting. We’re not afraid to go there with each other because we feel so comfortable around each other.”

#9

Maisie shared with ‘Rolling Stone’ in March 2019, “I thought Sophie was the coolest thing I’d ever seen. I get why they do chemistry reads, because when it’s right, it’s so right. Like, we’re best friends. And they could see that all those years ago, and it must have been real magic watching these two girls have the best time together.”

#10

Sophie shared with ‘Nylon Magazine’ in 2016, “I’ve always seen Maisie as this rebellious, cool kid, while I’m more passive-aggressive, or else just passive. I hate that about myself, and I love that Maisie is just who she is. We spent the past five years basically sharing a hotel room, having endless sleepovers, lots of line rehearsals, and lots of food and messing about, too.”