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Maya Eshet (Hebrew: מאיה עשת; born () 9 May 1990) is an Israeli actress, known for Shiur Moledet: Avdei Hashem, Teen Wolf and Fear the Walking Dead.
Maya Eshet was born on 9 May 1990 in Jerusalem, Israel. She is an actress and producer, known for Teen Wolf (2011), Shiur Moledet: Avdei Hashem (2003) and Man Seeking Woman (2015).
Dec 10, 2019 · Meet Maya Eshet, the Israeli Actress Tackling Mental Illness and Social Injustices Through Film. The actress, who has co-starred alongside Lilly Collins and Zoey Deutsch, is grateful for her roles full of emotional depth. Growing up in Jerusalem, Maya Eshet always knew that she wanted to be an actress. She attended a school for the arts and ...
Maya Eshet is an Israeli actress who portrayed Sam Krennick in AMC's Fear the Walking Dead. Eshet was born in Jerusalem, Israel, to a family of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. Her mother Ilva (née Gurevich) immigrated to Israel from Sweden.
Jul 2, 2022 · Here are 10 fascinating facts about Maya Eshet that you probably didn’t know. 1. Hailing from Israel. Born and raised in Israel, Maya comes from a Jewish family.
Maya Eshet plays Shrike, the ruthless leader of PADRE, on Fear the Walking Dead. In this Q&A with amc.com, she talks about the challenge of playing a younger Shrike in flashbacks, how much she liked interacting on screen with most of the cast, and the coat she loved wearing.
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Maya Eshet was born on May 9, 1990 in Jerusalem, Israel. She is an actress and producer, known for Teen Wolf (2011), Shiur Moledet: Avdei Hashem (2003) and Man Seeking Woman (2015).
Maya Eshet is primarily known for her on-camera roles on shows such as Teen Wolf, Fear The Walking Dead, Nightflyers, and Star Trek: Picar. She has also appeared in festival-premiering feature films including Netflix’s To the Bone, which premiered at Sundance, and Flower, which premiered at Tribeca.
Maya Eshet. Eshet started working as an actor at the early age of nine, recording voiceovers for cartoons. Her recent feature films include: “To The Bone,” which premiered at Sundance, “Flower,” “Keep Watching” and “Dead Women Walking,” premiering at Tribeca.
