Acting
Maddie Johnstone
Place of birth
Canada
Known for
Acting
Credits
2 titles
Maddie Johnstone is an up-and-coming Canadian actor who began her career with roles in the independent short film Bittersweet (2025) and the award-winning short film Gone (2026). She can next be seen in the upcoming feature film Queens for a Day, directed by Chris Carter. When she's not acting, Maddie enjoys gymnastics, singing, dancing, learning to play musical instruments, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
Known for
NRGONE is a post-apocalyptic tragedy following two teenage girls as they navigate loss and trauma while their different pasts lead to conflicting ideas about the future. When resources run out, the girls are left with no choice but to leave their secluded hideaway in search of other people. Driven by the hope of finding her missing mother, our more positive protagonist battles with the doubt and aggressive pessimism of her best friend who is plagued by the pain of having lost everything and constant fear of losing even more. Is survival worth the struggle in a world not worth saving?
GONE
2026
NRA controversial talk show host wakes up and finds herself back in the 1950s forced to live not her own life, but that of her mother’s. What might be an amusing trip down Memory Lane, turns into a dark and horrifying nightmare. And to make matters worse, she ends up having to raise herself as a child.
Queens for a Day
2026
Film credits
2020s · 2 titles
NRGONE is a post-apocalyptic tragedy following two teenage girls as they navigate loss and trauma while their different pasts lead to conflicting ideas about the future. When resources run out, the girls are left with no choice but to leave their secluded hideaway in search of other people. Driven by the hope of finding her missing mother, our more positive protagonist battles with the doubt and aggressive pessimism of her best friend who is plagued by the pain of having lost everything and constant fear of losing even more. Is survival worth the struggle in a world not worth saving?
GONE
2026
NRA controversial talk show host wakes up and finds herself back in the 1950s forced to live not her own life, but that of her mother’s. What might be an amusing trip down Memory Lane, turns into a dark and horrifying nightmare. And to make matters worse, she ends up having to raise herself as a child.
Queens for a Day
2026
