Maisie Williams gushes ‘I feel liberated’ as she strips topless for daring Sex Pistols biopic

MAISIE Williams has gushed about feeling “liberated” as she stripped topless for a daring scene in the upcoming Sex Pistols biopic.

The 24-year-old star, who is set to depict model Jordan Mooney in the upcoming series Pistol, wore a see-through yellow rain coat in one shot.

Speaking to punk icon Jordan, 65, of her role in the Danny Boyle directed series, Maisie shared her excitement about playing the ‘first Sex Pistol’.

The unapologetic model has since told of how the young actress has been throwing herself into it and is “absolutely loving” the experience.

“She’s delighted, she absolutely loves it,” Jordan told The Metro. “Before the first time I met her, she’d already read my book.”

The star added that Maisie was “so engrossed” in the role and admitted riding a bicycle while topless was a “liberating” experience.

“She sent me a message saying, ‘I’ve been riding down the street on a bike topless and I feel liberated’,” Jordan added.

“What I said to her was, ‘You’re in a position of playing a role that is very strong, a strong woman, and a woman set apart, really’.”

She concluded it was key to make the Game of Thrones actress to feel “strong and comfortable” in stripping down for the iconic scene.

Jordan landed a job at the iconic SEX boutique in the 1970s, owned by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren.

The shop would be central to the creation of the Sex Pistols, as the wildly styled shop assistant, real name Pamela Rooke, inspired the band’s look.

Jordan’s comments come days after Maisie was spotted filming the scene, leaving passers-by gawping while riding a bike wearing a see-through mac.

Maisie, best known as Arya Stark in Game of Thrones, was seen pedalling along Dover seafront with Jordan’s distinctive eye make-up and bright blonde hair. 

She was also wearing a yellow plastic raincoat with nothing underneath. ­Passers-by were so shocked they had to stop and stare.

The six-part series about the punk rockers is called Pistol and directed by Oscar-winner Danny Boyle, 64. 

Toby Wallace will play the book’s author, Steve, while Anson Boon will play singer John Lydon and Louis Patridge takes on the role of bass player, Sid Vicious.

The forthcoming FX drama will cover the band’s early rise to fame in West London and their link to Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren‘s SEX shop in King’s Road.