Maggie Wagner
Maggie Wagner was born on January 28, 1966 in New York City, New York, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for The Walk (2022), The Talent Given Us (2004) and Working Girl (1988).
Maggie Weston
Maggie Weston is a Boston born actress with a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Miami. Now working in New York City in 'The Play That Goes Wrong' Off-Broadway at New World Stages, her recent film/tv credits include "Law & Order: SVU", "Happy!" with Christopher Meloni on Syfy, "Almost Family" opposite Timothy Hutton, Lindsey Prescott in the coming of age film, Funeral Kings, an official selection of the SXSW Film Festival and "People Magazine Investigates: Crimes of Fashion" as the Los Angeles Raiders cheerleader Linda Sobek. You can find more information at MaggieWeston.com
Maggie Wheeler
Maggie Wheeler was born on August 7, 1961 in New York City, New York, USA. She is an actress, known for The Parent Trap (1998), Friends (1994) and The Addams Family (2019). She has been married to Daniel Borden Wheeler since October 20, 1990. They have two children.
Maggie Zahn
Maggie Zahn is known for Bob (2020), Meiberger - Im Kopf des Täters (2018) and SOKO Donau (2005).
Maghan McDowell
Maghan McDowell is a journalist, editor, podcast host and artist, known primarily for her work covering the intersection of fashion and technology. She was born on August 14, 1983, in Gainesville, Florida, USA. She studied fashion at the Savannah College of Art and Design before graduating from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications. She was a style reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, then became the first technology reporter for WWD. Later, she was a founding member of the Vogue Business editorial team. As senior innovation editor, she developed the Tech Edit podcast and the Technology Edit newsletter. Her work has also appeared in W, Marie Claire, Glossy, Business of Fashion and more.
Maghnús Foy
Maghnús Foy is an actor, known for Harry Wild (2022), Tranzient and Kissing Candice (2017).
Magi
Magi is a director and actor, known for Kaatchi Pizhai (2018).
Magi Avila
Magi Avila made her directorial debut with the multi-award winning, humorous, educational, and inspiring documentary "Altitude Not Attitude". It obtained north American distribution by Gravitas Ventures after winning 'Best Documentary' at the Spotlight Documentary Awards and Virgin Spring Cinefest. Altitude Not Attitude is a semi-finalist and official selection on 20 more film festivals, including IDA, the world's most prestigious Documentary Awards, and the Academy Award Qualifying Flickers Rhode Island Film Festival. After a rewarding career in Mexican films, television, theatrical and operatic productions, Magi Avila made her way to the Mecca of Entertainment -Hollywood. Magi Avila's most recent work as an actress can be seen now in "My American Family" TV Series on Amazon Prime featuring Danny Trejo. Also, on the feature film "Dog Eat Dog" with Oscar winner, Nicolas Cage, and 4 times Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe, directed by Paul Schrader. Dog Eat Dog premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, obtaining a long-standing ovation. She also has a pivotal role in "First Kill" with Mr. Bruce Willis and Hayden Christensen. Magi Avila also appears in "A Better Life" with Oscar nominee Demian Bichir, directed by Chris Weitz (Twilight Saga "New Moon"). Other U.S. Television credits include a starring role on Jerry Bruckheimer's "Training Day" with the late Bill Paxton. She also worked in the final episode of the acclaimed drama television series "The Shield", from Shawn Ryan. Magi Avila has performed as a lead and co-starred in US Theater Productions such as "Nuevo California" with the San Diego Repertory Theater and "Little Red", with the Josefina Lopez' Los Angeles based Casa 0101 organization, among others. Magi was the co-writer, producer and lead performer of the Musical Theater production of "Carmen Miranda - The Lady In The Tutti-Frutti Hat". At the beginning of her professional career in her native Ensenada, Mexico, Magi presented as an opera singer and with a choral group known as "Voces De Primavera", under the direction of her beloved mentor, the late Maestro Jose de Jesus Veliz Ochoa. She performed for celebrities, dignitaries, and the then president of Mexico, Ernesto Zedillo. Magi also served a short stint as a News Reporter and on-camera talent for the Mexican television network, Televisa. As a teenager, Magi took on several modeling jobs appearing in print ads and popular television commercials. Magi studied her 4 years of theater and arts at the Autonomous University of Baja California Extension, her M.A. in theater of the body at the University Guadalajara A.K.A. UDG. She then moved to the USA to study at the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute, for 3 more years. Miss Avila has continued sharpening her acting skills with several acting coaches in Hollywood. Now she has her own acting coaching business called Successful Actor Academy, which offers the online 6 weeks course for aspiring and intermediate actors the Six Steps Formula to Becoming a Working Actor. She lives in Los Angeles, CA. Magi Avila is immensely grateful for all the people with whom she has had the pleasure of collaborating, throughout her career in the USA and Mexico. Written by Luis Reyes
Magi Loucks
Magi Loucks is a classically trained actor, singer, comedic improvisor, and comedy writer who 'moves well.' Backstage West described her as "the killer singing voice." Los Angeles Times called her "uniformly mesmerizing... Loucks is a mobile made out of tensile wire, fixed in place but spinning with compressed energy." Theatre in Wales (UK) wrote, "Loucks handles the emotional handbrake turns with the sucker-punch of a pugilist." She has performed on every type of stage, TV, and film set there is, except porn.
Magic Alex
Greek-born Alexis Mardas was a charismatic self-proclaimed inventor and electronics wizard. During 1967 and 1968, The Beatles fell under his spell and plouged valuable Apple cash into financing his wild and often mythical inventions - which more often than not turned out to be hopeless failures or just boxes of flashing coloured lights. At the height of his influence, he offered to take them out of the drab over-familiar surroundings of Abbey Road and build them a custom-made recording studio in the Apple offices. The studio did appear but was of such poor quality that The Beatles were forced to return to Abbey Road. Their association with Alex was terminated shortly afterwards.