Maggie Siu
Maggie Siu was born on February 27, 1965 in Hong Kong, China. She is an actress, known for Hak se wooi (2005), PTU (2003) and Gun chung (2007).
Maggie Slack
Maggie Slack is a writer and actress, known for Foursome (2016), ZooMooPedia (2018) and I Messed Up (2019).
Maggie Smith
One of the world's most famous and distinguished actresses, Dame Maggie Smith was born Margaret Natalie Smith in Essex. Her Scottish mother, Margaret (Hutton), worked as a secretary, and her English father, Nathaniel Smith, was a teacher at Oxford University. Smith has been married twice: to actor Robert Stephens and to playwright Beverley Cross. Her marriage to Stephens ended in divorce in 1974. She was married to Cross until his death in 1999. She had two sons with Stephens, Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens who are also actors. Maggie Smith's career began at the Oxford Playhouse in the 1950s. She made her film debut in 1956 as one of the party guests in Child in the House (1956). She has since performed in over sixty films and television series with some of the most prominent actors and actresses in the world. These include: Othello (1965) with Laurence Olivier, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969), California Suite (1978) with Michael Caine and Jane Fonda, A Room with a View (1985), Richard III (1995) with Ian McKellen and Jim Broadbent, Franco Zeffirelli's Un tè con Mussolini (1999) with Judi Dench, Joan Plowright and Cher and Gosford Park (2001) with Kristin Scott Thomas and Clive Owen, directed by Robert Altman. Maggie Smith has also been nominated for an Oscar six times and won twice, for The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969) and California Suite (1978). Smith later appeared in the very successful 'Harry Potter' franchise as the formidable Professor McGonagall as well as in Julian Fellowes' ITV drama series, Downton Abbey (2010) (2010-2011) as the Dowager Countess of Grantham.
Maggie Steed
Born Margaret Baker in Plymouth, Devon, in 1946, Maggie Steed studied drama with the Old Vic Theatre School in Bristol, graduating in the late 1960s. However, her first professional engagements were as an assistant stage manager, working behind the scenes in a somewhat lowly capacity, because, she says, she was not considered conventionally pretty enough to be an actress. She does, however, recall that the eccentric English puppeteer Harry Corbett praised her for assisting him with his creation Sooty the Bear. Maggie left theatrical life after only a few months and for several years worked as a secretary. An interest in Theatre in Education lured her back to the stage, this time as an actress, with Sue Johnston and Clive Russell at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry. Since then she has worked on stage with both the Royal Shakespeare and National Theatre Companies, and in 2002 was a commanding Lady Bracknell in a revival of 'The Importance of Being Earnest'. A lady of political awareness, she was a founder member of the Campaign Against Racism in the Media, and in the early 1980s visited Nicaragua with actor Andy de la Tour to view the plight of its citizens, and in 1983, helped stage the televised Concert for Nigaragua. She is, however, best remembered for her television roles, chiefly comical ones, beginning in the early 1980s with 'Shine On Harvey Moon', through 'A Bit of a Do' and 'Pie In the Sky' as the wife of cop-turned-chef Richard Griffiths to, in the mid-2000s. 'Jam and Jerusalem' as the dim but well-meaning Women's Institute leader, a sitcom filmed in her native Devon and reuniting her with her early stage co-star Sue Johnston.
Maggie Sullivun
Maggie Sullivun is an actress, known for To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020), R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour (2010) and Legends of Tomorrow (2016).
Maggie Thompson
Maggie Thompson is a former librarian that has written and edited news and articles about comic books, comic strips, and other comic art for decades. Her earliest such work was in 1961. From 1983 to 2013 she served in various editorial capacities at the leading magazine on comics and comics fandom, Comics Buyer's Guide. Her media appearances are based on her expertise.
Maggie Thurmon
Maggie Thurmon is known for The Other Zoey (2023), Jump (2020) and Summer of Charlie (2019).
Maggie Tompkins
Maggie Tompkins is an actress, known for Camp Takota (2014) and Acting Dead (2016).
Maggie Topkis
Maggie Topkis is an actress, known for Disencumber (2021).
Maggie Turner
Maggie Turner is an actress, known for Today's Detectives (2014), Sensation (2021) and The Endless Village (2018).
