"Game of Thrones" actress Maisie Williams might have booked her next project after charming director Mexican director Guillermo del Torro revealed he wants her to be part of the "Pacific Rim 2" cast.

The "Pan" director gushed about having Arya Stark as cast in his own Twitter as he wrote, "Had lunch with Maisie Williams yesterday. Remarkable. Dammit- if PR2 happens, that girl is getting a Jaeger."

One fan wrote, "You mean WHEN PR2 happens, right? Not if! When! Phew! Glad we got that sorted."

"I don't know if we could crowd fund PR2, but I'd kick in $1k just to see Maisie run a Jaeger," another commented.

Guillermo del Torro is right to be hesitant in revealing the next cast of "Pacific Rim 2."

The Hollywood Reporter reported that Legendary Studios wanted "Pacific Rim 2" even with the risks involved.

"Sources say Legendary liked that the original performed exceptionally well in China, where the company is heavily invested, but for now the project - which had been ramping up to make a release date in August 2017 - has been halted indefinitely and will be pushed back (if it gets made at all)," the article added.

If indeed "Pacific Rim 2" gets made and Maisie Williams will join the cast, she would be the second favorite female of the director, next to Mako Mori.

In the film, Mako Mori was played by Rinko Kikuchi, the co-pilot of Charlie Hunnam's Raleigh in the Gipsy Danger.

"To me, my favorite character in many ways is Mako Mori in 'Pacific Rim.' I just love it. It's an experience that you can't get any other way," he told Hero Complex of the LA Times last year.

Universal said in a statement that they are still "committed to having 'Pacific Rim 2.'"

However, production needs to be delayed so the "creative team can continue in its efforts to exceed the amazing experience of the first film."

The original release date for "Pacific Rim 2" was on April 7, 2017 and pushed back to August 2017 before it was pulled out of the calendar.