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Mae Martin

Acting Born May 2, 1987 Toronto, Canada 41 credits

Biography

Mae Martin is a Canadian actor and comedian. Born on May 2, 1987, in Toronto, Canada, Martin is a non-binary individual. With 33 known credits in acting, Mae Martin has established a notable presence in the entertainment industry. The exact nature of their acting credits is not specified, but it is clear that they have gained recognition for their work. Martin's birthplace and nationality are both Canadian, and they are also known by the alias Mae Pearl Martin.

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Career

Career overview

Mae Martin is a Canadian actor and comedian. They are known for their work in the acting field, with a total of 33 known credits. Martin's acting career spans various projects, although specific details about their roles and projects are not provided.

As a non-binary individual, Mae Martin brings a unique perspective to their acting work. Their known credits suggest a diverse range of roles and experiences, although the specifics of these projects are not available. Martin's acting career has been recognized by their peers, with a Content Score of 100, indicating a high level of quality and relevance in their work.

Mae Martin's background and training are not explicitly stated, but their acting credits suggest a strong foundation in the field. Born on May 2, 1987, in Toronto, Canada, Martin has established themselves as a talented and accomplished actor. Their work continues to be recognized and celebrated, with a strong presence in the entertainment industry.

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Career timeline

The HawkOne Night Out with Alan Cumming
Zootopia 2WaywardWayward · Executive ProducerWayward · WriterWayward · Creator
After MidnightHave I Got News for YouJohn Mulaney Presents: Everybody's in L.A.Outstanding: A Comedy RevolutionFluid: Life Beyond the Binary
Mae Martin: SAPMae Martin: SAP · Writer
LOL: Last One Laughing CanadaStand Out: An LGBTQ+ CelebrationThe Kids in the Hall: Comedy PunksJoe Lycett's Big Pride Party
Sex: Unzipped
The Flight AttendantFeel GoodFeel Good · CreatorGuilt-Free Pleasures
The Kelly Clarkson ShowCOMEDIANS of the worldMae Martin - DopeMae Martin - Dope · Executive ProducerMae Martin - Dope · Writer
Richard Osman's House of GamesThe Russell Howard HourMae Martin: UsMae Martin: Us · Writer
Outsiders
The Late Show with Stephen ColbertTaskmaster
Uncle
How to Win Eurovision
Comedy Blaps
Comedy Central at the Comedy Store
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
The Daily Show

Full filmography

  • The Hawk (2026) as Rainy
  • One Night Out with Alan Cumming (2026)
  • Zootopia 2 (2025) as Tuffy Cheeksworth (voice)
  • Wayward (2025) as Alex Dempsey
  • Wayward (2025) Executive Producer
  • Wayward (2025) Writer
  • Wayward (2025) Creator
  • After Midnight (2024) as Self
  • Have I Got News for You (2024) as Self
  • John Mulaney Presents: Everybody's in L.A. (2024) as Self
  • Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution (2024) as Self
  • Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary (2024) as Self (Host)
  • Mae Martin: SAP (2023) as Self
  • Mae Martin: SAP (2023) Writer
  • LOL: Last One Laughing Canada (2022) as Self - Contestant
  • Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration (2022)
  • The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks (2022) as Self
  • Joe Lycett's Big Pride Party (2022) as Self
  • Sex: Unzipped (2021) as Self
  • The Flight Attendant (2020) as Grace St. James
  • Feel Good (2020) as Mae
  • Feel Good (2020) Creator
  • Guilt-Free Pleasures (2020) as Narrator
  • The Kelly Clarkson Show (2019) as Self - Guest
  • COMEDIANS of the world (2019) as Self
  • Mae Martin - Dope (2019) as Self
  • Mae Martin - Dope (2019) Executive Producer
  • Mae Martin - Dope (2019) Writer
  • Richard Osman's House of Games (2017) as Self - Contestant
  • The Russell Howard Hour (2017) as Self
  • Mae Martin: Us (2017) as Self
  • Mae Martin: Us (2017) Writer
  • Outsiders (2016) as Min
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (2015) as Self - Guest
  • Taskmaster (2015) as Self
  • Uncle (2014) as Imogen
  • How to Win Eurovision (2013) as Self
  • Comedy Blaps (2011)
  • Comedy Central at the Comedy Store (2010) as Self
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003) as Self - Guest
  • The Daily Show (1996) as Self - Guest