Maggie Robertson

Award-winning actress Maggie Robertson took the gaming and VO world by storm with her voice and motion capture performance portraying the iconic villain and fan favorite, Lady Dimitrescu, in Capcom's RESIDENT EVIL VILLAGE (2021). With a performance that was lauded by fans and critics alike, Maggie became an overnight sensation and the subject of press interviews, fan art, memes and even thirst tweets. Maggie found herself at the center of the awards arena in the gaming and voice industries and the recipient of a BAFTA Game Awards nomination for best “Performer In A Supporting Role”. Her award wins include “Best Performance”, The Game Awards, “Best Performer”, The Golden Joystick Awards, “Outstanding Video Game Character” from the SOVAS Voice Arts Awards, “Best Acting In A Game” from the NY Video Game Critics Circle’s NY Game Awards and “Outstanding Achievement In Character” from The DICE Awards.

This year, Maggie stars in the highly anticipated Dungeons and Dragons based RPG BALDUR’S GATE 3. She provided the voice and performance capture for Orin The Red, one of the game’s main villains, opposite J.K. Simmons and Jason Isaacs. The three comprise the game’s evil triumvirate. She also lent her voice to Lady Nicastro, one of the faction leaders of the Banished Court in Paradox Interactive’s LAMPLIGHTER’S LEAGUE, set to release October 3, 2023.

 

Past voiceover roles include the Mother of Worms in BACK 4 BLOOD: RIVER OF BLOOD DLC Expansion 3, Skjóthendi the Unerring in the GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK (2022), Grandma Jones in Ridley Jones: Ridely’s Christmas Carol and Amaterasu of House Phoenix in the award winning MOBA game, SMITE. Her recent mocap performances include multiple characters in Marvel's MIDNIGHT SUNS, which released December 2022, as well as the mocap performance of Runway in Hi-Rez Studio's ROGUE COMPANY (2021).

Maggie received her MA in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music & the Dramatic Art (LAMDA), joining the ranks of other notable alumni like Benedict Cumberbatch, David Oyelowo, Brian Cox, Ruth Wilson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and John Lithgow. After graduating, Maggie moved to Los Angeles and has been acting in film, television and games since then.