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I will not say that the beauty is an ordinary girl with a slightly naive half-childish appearance. Indeed, on the streets of Moscow or St. Petersburg , unlike some Hollywood stars, few people would recognize her. Perhaps it is this appearance of hers that is so popular in Hollywood. She played her part well in,, Game of Thrones,,
It has a fairly simple appearance. If Maisie Williams had just walked through the streets of St. Petersburg, then probably few people would have noticed her.
Although I quite agree that it can show someone more than pretty and, even, beautiful.
A real toad. You need to have steel balls to kiss her. But she herself is probably only interested in such daredevils, and not fainting from any unnecessary experience. She may be interesting as an interlocutor (the image of Arya allows this), but I will never know about this quality of hers. My English is horribly bad.
As for me, it looks like an amateur. Not so scary that you'd be scared if you saw her in your bed after a drink, but not the kind of girl you'd turn around and want to pick up her phone on the street.
I had to Google who it was. Alas, I liked it. Not for any particular reason – a girl, like a girl, the most ordinary, not beautiful and not scary. I just like a different type and different facial features, like, for example, Charlize Theron or Michelle Pfeiffer…
To be honest, I think that it is ugly. But I personally do not judge people by their appearance, if I have to get to know a person, make friends or enter into some kind of relationship. If this person is interesting to me in communication, perception, and behavior, then it doesn't really matter. Sometimes ugly outwardly very pleasant and interesting people in themselves, and this attracts. And of course, if it's neat. That's neatness and grooming is important.
If we talk about the concept of beauty in its traditional sense, I would rather say no. But Maisie has a very specific and memorable appearance, which is a big plus for the actress.
As a result, the correct work of costumers and make-up artists, and she can easily play both a beauty and not so much (acting here, of course, will also contribute).
Personally, her appearance at first, when I first saw her in “IP”, seemed slightly repulsive because of a little, I would even say grotesque facial features, but having imbued with the character, and later as an actress, these huge eyes and a small chin began to seem like a highlight and, in a way, a business card. Most of the actors in the star-studded crowd have their own “doppelgangers,” but speaking of Macy, I can't think of anyone like her.
So the answer is: no, I don't think she's beautiful, but I think her appearance is original and attractive in its own way, which is even better for an actress's career than having a canonical beauty (remember how hard Charlize Theron tried to prove that she was talented, and not just beautiful).
p. s. to all those who are not indifferent to Macy, I recommend the film “Cyberbully”, this is a chamber film where all the action is focused in one room and on one character played by Williams.
She has the face of a child +some features are too large, in addition to too large cheeks and a very oval face, no, not beautiful. The hairstyle is also bad. I put a dislike.
Personally, I really like it) Interesting and unusual appearance, it is great for teen movies and TV shows. Each actor has their own roles, Margot Robbie will not play the role of Maisie Williams(30 last wishes), Maisie Williams will not play the role of Margot Robbie(the wolf of Wall Street). In general, yes, a very nice girl.