
Acting · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Murry Peeters is an award-winning actor, director and screenwriter. She’s a writer and co-producer on the upcoming series ROBYN HOOD. Her acting screen credits include NBC’s TAKEN, FAR CRY 5 and SEE. Peeters’ past acting experience enables her to write material populated by richly diverse and layered characters. She was selected to participate in the inaugural class of the WarnerMedia Access x Canadian Academy Writers Program. She is also an alumna of the Canadian Film Center's 2018 Writers' Lab, a 2018 Magee TV Diverse Screenwriters Award recipient and a Netflix-Banff 2019 & 2020 Diversity of Voices participant, Black Women Film! Big Up Producer's Residency 2023, Women in the Director's Chair Career Advancement Module 2023. Peeters spearheaded #StartWith8HollywoodNorth, a program aimed at connecting industry leaders and emerging women and non-binary, BIPOC creatives. Her short film, which she wrote and directed, WOMAN MEETS GIRL, screened at Queer Screen's 30th Mardi Gras Film Festival and BFI Flare, among others. It won Best Canadian Short and Best Performance at the Vancouver Short Film Festival and Best Romance and Best LGBT at the Sunday Shorts Festival. It was also nominated for a DGC Award for Best Short Film, and Best Scripted at the Yorkton Film Festival.
TVMaid
2021
as Kyla
TVTransplant
2020
MovieInfiltrator
2019
as Agent Thorn
TVSee
2019
as Shiloh
MovieProdigals
2018
as Murry
TVTaken
2017
as Isabel Edu
TVWhen We Rise
2017
as Black Lesbian (uncredited)
TVAftermath
2016
as Maizie
TVDesignated Survivor
2016
as Sipiwe Moyo
TVLucifer
2016
as Janet
TVTies That Bind
2015
as Karen
TVKilljoys
2015
as Tuck
TVWayward Pines
2015
as Tracy Salzman
TVGirlfriends' Guide to Divorce
2014
as Jill
TVThe 100
2014
as Laughing Kid
MovieThe Grim Sleeper
2014
as Ebony King
TVAlmost Human
2013
as Uniformed Cop #1
TVThe Killing
2011
as Janice Gibbs (as Murry Peters)
TVMy Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
2010
as Somnambula (voice)
TVMurdoch Mysteries
2008
as Queenie Dowson
TVSupernatural
2005
as Deputy
King of the Casino: The Monte Carlo Story
as Modern