Maya Hawke

Maya Hawke is an actress and singer-songwriter who gained recognition for her role as Robin Buckley in Netflix's "Stranger Things." In addition to her role in "Stranger Things," Hawke has appeared in numerous films, including Gia Coppola’s romantic dramedy "Mainstream," Quentin Tarantino’s "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood," Marc Meyers’ film "Human Capital," and Amanda Kramer’s independent film "Ladyworld." Hawke continues to build her filmography with roles in "Fear Street Part One: 1994," "Do Revenge," "Asteroid City," "Maestro," and "Inside Out 2."

Hawke began her career in modeling, working with brands like Vogue and AllSaints, and made her professional acting debut as Jo March in the BBC and Masterpiece’s miniseries adaptation of "Little Women." Alongside her acting career, Hawke is a musician and has released three albums: "Blush," "Moss," and "Chaos Angel." She made her first solo live performances as a musician through a series of headlining gigs in New York City in early 2020. As part of her music career, she has also appeared in several music videos for her own songs.

Throughout her career, Hawke has been recognized with various accolades. She was awarded Best Supporting Actress in Streaming Presentation at the 45th Saturn Awards for her role in "Stranger Things" and was nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at the 26th Screen Actors Guild Awards for the same role.

Despite her dyslexia, Hawke attended the prestigious Juilliard School for acting before fully committing to her acting career.