Maude Apatow

American actress in Euphoria

Maude Apatow - American actress in Euphoria
Born

December 15th, 1997
27 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actress noted for performances in film and television. Rose to prominence with roles in the television series 'Euphoria' and the film 'The King of Staten Island.' Acclaimed for relatable character portrayals and compelling narrative contributions. Also involved in independent film projects showcasing talent and versatility.

Starred in 'Euphoria' as Lexi Howard

Appeared in 'The King of Staten Island'

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