
Maria del Mar
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Female
Birthday
1964-06-01 (61 years old)
Place of Birth
Madrid, Spain
Maria del Mar
Biography
Maria del Mar del Castillo (who works as an actress under the name Maria del Mar) is a Canadian television actress, who has starred in series such as Street Legal, Tek War, Relativity, Mercy Point, Terminal City and Blue Murder.
She was born in Madrid, Spain in 1964, and grew up in Ottawa, Ontario.
She is sometimes mistakenly credited with having been the lead singer of the 1980s Canadian goth rock band National Velvet, which was in fact fronted by a different Maria del Mar. Her performance in A Touch of Grey (2009) earned her a Canadian Comedy Award in the 13th ceremony for the best female performance in a feature and nominated in 2001 to Gemini Award in the 16th edition for best performance by an actress in a continuing leading dramatic role for Blue Murder. Maria is the 2024 recipient of the ACTRA Award of Excellence, voted by her peers for her years of volunteerism with the union. She’s a two-term ACTRA Toronto Councillor, a former chair of the ACTRA Awards Committee and an alternate at the National Council table.
Known For
Acting
(2021)
An Ice Wine Christmas
as Sunny Ruiz
(2017)
The Red Maple Leaf
as Maggie
(2015)
No Deposit
as Maureen Ryan
(2014)
Holidaze
as Jen
(2014)
The Devil's Mile
as Cally
(2013)
Looking Is the Original Sin
as Helene
(2009)
A Touch of Grey
as Barb
(2006)
For the Love of a Child
as Annie
(2006)
Jekyll + Hyde
as Professor Poole
(2006)
Engaged to Kill
as Abby Lord
(2004)
The Skulls III
as Det. Valdez
(2003)
The Pentagon Papers
as Carol Ellsberg
(2003)
El Contrato
as Narrator
(2002)
The Christmas Shoes
as Kate Layton
(2001)
Diary of a Sex Addict
as Vita
(2001)
RoboCop: Prime Directives
as Sara Cable
(2001)
RoboCop: Meltdown
as Sara Cable
(2000)
Price of Glory
as Rita Ortega
(1996)
Unlikely Angel
as Allison
(1996)
Moonshine Highway
as Ethel Miller
(1995)
Tails You Live, Heads You're Dead
as Melanie Quint
(1995)
Eclipse
as Sarah
(1993)
Cold Sweat
as Joanne
(1991)
Montreal Stories
as Invitée
(1988)
The Child Saver
as Lola