Maddie Evans

Maddie Evans (born 2006) is a British screen actor whose work spans prestige TV, family entertainment, and major studio films. She has built a growing profile through a mix of credited roles and early uncredited appearances, showing range from youthful drama to ensemble storytelling.

Evans is widely recognized for playing Dyana in HBO’s House of the Dragon, part of the expansive Game of Thrones universe. She also appears in anthology television, including Inside No. 9 (as Amy) and the special Inside No. 9: The Party’s Over as herself.

Her film credits include roles in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and Disney’s Cruella, where she featured as part of Ginger’s gang. In the family space, she landed a lead part at age 11 in DreamWorks’ Netflix series Rhyme Time Town, later continuing with the spin-off Rhyme Time Town Singalongs.

Beyond franchise work, Evans has taken on character-driven projects such as The Lost Ones (as Isabelle) and has portrayed a young Britney Spears in the BBC documentary drama Pieces of Britney. She has also been associated with BBC drama work including Marian and George, underscoring her steady progression across British and international productions.