Maia Filar is a Canadian actress best known for her work in Goosebumps (1995), The Magic School Bus (1994), and Deceived (1991).
Maia completed her degree from Ryerson University and completed her diploma from George Brown College. At present, she is working as a writer and story editor at Lone Eagle Entertainment.
| Name | Maia Filar |
| Birthday | January 10, 1984 |
| Age | 37 |
| Gender | Female |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Profession | Actress |
| Married/Single | Married |
| @maiafilar | |
| @maiafilar |
Maia Filar’s Career
Maia Filar started her career with the crime drama-mystery short Deceived (1991), portraying Carol Gingold’s role. After that, she continued her career till 2000 completing 105 TV Episodes, 11 TV Series, 3 Feature Films, 3 TV Movies, and a TV Mini-series.
Maia Filar Age, Height, Net Worth
Maia was born on January 10, 1984; as of now, she is 37 years old.
The body measurements, including height, weight, and Maia’s body sizes, are yet to be explored as it has not been revealed on social media sites.
Although Filar’s net worth details lie in mystery, Networthpost cites that the actress’s estimated fortune is around $1.4 Million.
10 Facts on Maia Filar
- Maia Filar is 37 years old, as of 2021. She was born on January 10, 1984.
- Filar has more than 600 followers on Instagram, but she is not featured on Wikipedia yet.
- She was born as raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; hence she has Canadian citizenship.
- Maia was also nominated for Best Writing in a Lifestyle or Reality/Competition Program or Series for Food Factory (2012) by Canadian Screen Awards, CA, held in 2017.
- The net worth of Maia is around $1.4 Million as per Networthpost.
- She debuts the crime drama-mystery short Deceived in 1991.
- Talking about her relationship, she is married, but her husband’s name is yet to get explored.
- She has earned four credits as a writer, 14 credits as an actress, and a credit as an additional crew.
- Maia Filar retired from acting in 2000 after she graduated from Ryerson University.
- She is now working as a writer and editor in Big Food Bucket List with John Catucci Season 1 and 2.