Miku Martineau

Born smack dab in the heart of Toronto, Miku Martineau jumped into the acting scene with a spark that’s hard to ignore. September 13, 2004—that’s her day. Not exactly ancient, but she’s already snagged some wild roles. Most folks clocked her in “Kate” (2021), where she went toe-to-toe with Mary Elizabeth Winstead and honestly held her own. You don’t just land a Netflix thriller unless you’ve got something going on, right? She’s not stopping there. Word on the street is, she’s popping up in “Star Trek: Section 31” (2025). Yeah, that’s the Michelle Yeoh-led project everyone’s been buzzing about. It’s not every day you get to jump from neon-drenched Tokyo shootouts to the sci-fi universe, but hey, that’s Miku for you. She’s also lined up for “Bet” (2025), which is shaping up to be another biggie. Not much is out on that one yet—classic Hollywood secrecy—but her name’s on the cast list, and people are paying attention. If you’re wondering how a Canadian teen is racking up this kind of resume, well, look at her work. She’s got that mix of attitude and vulnerability that just works on screen. Whether she’s dodging bullets or navigating cosmic drama, she brings this raw, real vibe. Toronto might be her hometown, but the way things are going, she’s going global fast. And honestly, this is just the beginning.