Maggie Nicole Robertson (she/they) is a highly dedicated and experienced young actress. After more than ten years of theater training, she began to explore acting in film in 2021. Since then, she has appeared in more than a dozen projects. Recently, Maggie landed her first breakout role — "Duff" in Universal's "Violent Night 2" alongside a star-studded cast including David Harbour, Kristen Bell, Joe Pantoliano, Jared Harris, and others. "Violent Night 2" will premiere in theaters on December 4 and will also be shown on Netflix.

Maggie made her film debut in the 2021 short film "By Faith, Denise," directed by Jeremy Ratzlaff, in which she played the shy and emotional character Kit. Since then, Maggie has collaborated with several emerging directors, demonstrating her versatile acting abilities in films such as Gavin Baird's feature "The Storm Passes Through," Sophie Coccotte's "Molten," and Dylan Hirchuk's "Our Last Childhood Day." She also appeared in a music video for the well-known pop-punk band "Senses Fail."

In 2023, Maggie reprised the role of Kit in the sequel to "By Faith, Denise" — "Fear and Trembling," where she showed her emotional depth as an actress. After its release, the film was shown at the Soho Film Festival in New York. In 2023, Maggie received awards for Best Performance at SIFAS for her role in "The Storm Passes Through" and for Best Actress at the Chilliwack Independent Film Festival for her role in "Fear and Trembling."

In 2024, Maggie worked on various films such as Logan McCormick's "First Look," Jessica Gears's "Cannibal Woman," Jason Leigh Howden's "Deadly Gas II," and Trevor Cameron's "#Vanlife." 2025 was busy: Maggie flew to Los Angeles to attend the premiere of "Our Last Childhood Day" at the famous Beverly Hills Film Festival. In addition, she appeared in three feature films: Dante Yore's "Housekeeper," David Hansen's "Behind the Veil," and the highly anticipated sequel to "Violent Night" by Tommy Wirkola. In February 2026, Maggie was honored with the award for Best Performance (female or non-binary) at the first-ever Moose Jaw Film Festival for her role in "Our Last Childhood Day."