Maggie Grace

Maggie Grace, recognized for her impactful roles in hit series like “Lost” and “Fear the Walking Dead,” along with major film franchises such as “Taken” and “Twilight,” is an accomplished actress with a diverse career spanning screen and stage. After earning a Young Artist Award nomination for her compelling portrayal of 15-year-old Martha Moxley in the 2002 television movie Murder in Greenwich, Maggie Grace quickly built a robust acting career. Her early work included the web-based series Rachel’s Room (2001) and the television series Septuplets (2002). In 2004, Grace was cast as a main cast member for the first two seasons of the critically acclaimed ABC series Lost, contributing to the ensemble’s Screen Actors Guild Award win in 2006.

She subsequently took on a main role in the AMC post-apocalyptic drama Fear the Walking Dead, portraying the character Althea Szewczyk-Przygocki from 2018 to 2021, a role that further solidified her capacity for complex, long-form character development within a globally popular series. With a career spanning diverse genres and platforms, Maggie Grace has consistently delivered memorable performances across hit series and major film franchises, including the critically acclaimed Lost and the globally recognized Taken series. Her ability to navigate both dramatic and action-oriented roles, alongside her impactful work on stage, showcases her enduring versatility and appeal to a broad audience. Grace continues to be a sought-after talent, recognized for her compelling screen presence and commitment to character.