Maggie Castle

Maggie Castle, a Canadian actress known for a multitude of roles, was born on August 7, 1983. She garnered recognition for her role as Jenny Kolinsky in the cult horror-comedy series Todd and the Book of Pure Evil. Her performance as Amy Kramer, a young girl who combats the malevolent ventriloquist's dummy Slappy in the Goosebumps television series, is another notable part she's played. Her voice can also be found in the animated series Arthur as Molly MacDonald. Other series she's appeared in include Vampire High, The Grid, and Beach Girls. Her filmography also boasts roles in movies like Weirdsville, Hank and Mike, The Time Traveler's Wife, and Tumbledown. Maggie initially trained in radio and television production at Ryerson University in her birth city, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She had her first appearance on film in Vincent and Me (1990) as a child actor. She played a terrified child held captive by the film's titular assassin in The Jackal (1997), and in 2006, she was part of the comedic drama The House. In Weirdsville (2007), she portrayed Treena, member of a satanic cult, and received praise for her role. Supernatural slasher Dead Mary (2007) had her playing Lily, and in the comedy horror film The Mad (2007) she was cast as Amy Hunt. 2008 saw her in the surreal comedy Hank and Mike, and in 2009's romantic science fiction drama The Time Traveler's Wife she played Alicia Abshire. In 2017, Todd and the Book of Pure Evil: The End of the End saw her return to provide voice acting, wrapping up the show's cliffhanger ending.