Madison Blaine McLaughlin is a talented American actress, widely recognized for her captivating performances in television series. Born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, she is a proud representative of her diverse heritage, boasting Spanish, Native American, and Italian roots.
As a child, Madison began her acting journey by appearing in a local commercial at the tender age of two. She continued to hone her craft through acting classes, school plays, and even created, wrote, directed, and starred in her own home movies. At the age of eleven, Madison relocated to Los Angeles to pursue her professional acting career, landing roles in notable plays such as "The Sound of Music" and "Arc," where she portrayed the iconic figure of Joan of Arc.
Madison's television career commenced in 2007 when she secured the role of Annie Lisbon, a feisty and witty character, on the CBS hit series "The Mentalist." She worked alongside renowned actors Simon Baker, Robin Tunney, and Henry Thomas (E.T.). Her impressive performance on "The Mentalist" was swiftly followed by her portrayal of Krissy Chambers, a tough and resilient character, on the CW hit series "Supernatural." Madison shared the screen with esteemed actors Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles.
In addition to her work on "Supernatural," Madison appeared on other prominent television shows such as "Mad Men," "Teen Wolf," "Modern Family," "NCIS," and "Girl Meets World." Her most recent role is that of Artemis (DC Comics) on The CW's hit series "Arrow," a character highly anticipated by fans.
Madison is an ardent supporter of organizations that align with her values, including "Shane's Inspiration" and "Global Genes." These organizations strive to create a more inclusive and equal society for individuals with disabilities, while also raising awareness and funds for rare diseases.
