Maddie Dixon-Poirier, a gifted and accomplished Canadian actor, has been blessed with a remarkable talent for performance from the earliest stages of her life, specifically in the province of British Columbia.
Maddie's inaugural foray into the realm of television was a momentous occasion, marked by a guest appearance on the inaugural season of the widely acclaimed and highly esteemed series Fargo, alongside the illustrious and accomplished actor Billy Bob Thornton. This auspicious beginning served as a catalyst for a succession of independent film and short role performances, which ultimately culminated in the securing of her first recurring role as the enigmatic and captivating Janie Strobridge on the fifth season of AMC's Hell On Wheels, opposite the talented and versatile actor Anson Mount.
Maddie's exceptional portrayal of her character in this particular role garnered her a prestigious Joey Award nomination for Best Actress, a resounding affirmation of her impressive aptitude for acting.
Maddie has not only established herself as a talented figure in the film industry, but has also garnered recognition for her impressive contributions to the realm of short films. A standout performance in director Andy Koeger's distinctive short film, Rosie, Oh, serves as a prime example of her exceptional abilities. This notable role has earned her a second Joey Award for Best Actress, a testament to her remarkable versatility and impressive range as a performer.
Maddie's major career milestone arrived when she was handpicked by the highly respected and acclaimed film director Jason Reitman to feature in his notable and highly anticipated feature film production, Tully, alongside the incredibly talented and renowned actress Charlize Theron. Furthermore, she has successfully secured recurring roles in the popular and thought-provoking science fiction series Altered Carbon, broadcast on the renowned streaming platform Netflix, as well as a series regular position on the comedy series Hit The Road, produced by AT&T's Audience Networks and starring the legendary and highly accomplished actor Jason Alexander.
Maddie's creative endeavors extend far beyond her captivating on-screen presence, as she has consistently been drawn to the enchanting world of music and singing, showcasing her remarkable vocal range through performances that traverse a diverse array of genres.
