Maggie Q
Maggie Q in 2011, photo by Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com
Birth Name: Margaret Denise Quigley
Place of Birth: Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.
Date of Birth: May 22, 1979
Ethnicity:
*father – Polish, as well as Irish and French
*mother – Vietnamese
Maggie Q is an American actress and model. She has starred in the films Live Free or Die Hard and Death of Me, and the series Nikita and Designated Survivor. She is also known as Maggie D. Quigley.
Maggie was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S. Her father is American-born, and is of Polish, as well as Irish and French, descent. Her mother is Vietnamese. Her parents met when her father was stationed in Vietnam.
She became popular starring in Hong Kong movies, and took Mandarin and Cantonese lessons to aid her career.
Maggie’s paternal grandmother was Mary Theresa Gazdzik (the daughter of Aloysius Gazdzik and Helen Nowicka). Mary Theresa was born in New York, and all of her grandparents were Polish. Aloysius was the son of Stanislaus Gazdzik and Katharine Trojak. Helen was the daughter of Albert Nowicki and Annie.
Sources: http://www.maggie-q.net
Genealogy of Maggie Q (focusing on her father’s side) – https://gw.geneanet.org
She appears to have some Black influences. She looks very manly and has a long horse-like face. Very unattractive. I think Kristin Kreuk is the prettiest Eurasian girl.
She doesn’t look like she has any black influences… Why do you think that?
There’s no way Hilary Duff looks Asian, leave alone when compared to Maggie Q.
She looks Mediterranean.
no she doesn’t in any way shape or form, if you see her in die hard 4 she looks exactly what she is
She looks only a quarter Asian. Could pass for Italian.
she cant because she looks part Asian, dear “someone from the internet”
She looks like Cindy Crawford.
Not at all. She looks like Jennifer Lopez.
I wouldn’t have thought she was part Asian either, she looks Hispanic and white.
She looks white to me.
Predominately White with a bit of Black thrown in there.
I’m sorry, but I don’t see any black features on her. What do you consider “black”?