How Alexandra Paul built a successful career. Explore key moments that defined the journey.
Alexandra Paul is an American actress, also holding British citizenship, who began her career as a model in New York. She transitioned into acting, securing her first significant role in John Carpenter's horror film Christine (1983). Subsequently, she gained recognition through roles in films such as Just the Way You Are (1984), American Flyers (1985), 8 Million Ways to Die (1986), and Dragnet (1987), establishing herself as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.
In 1980, Alexandra Paul had her first role in the independent Canadian horror film American Nightmare.
In 1982, Alexandra Paul starred in the television film Paper Dolls.
In 1983, Alexandra Paul landed her first major role in John Carpenter's horror film Christine.
In 1984, Alexandra Paul had a prominent role in Just the Way You Are.
In 1985, Alexandra Paul had a prominent role in American Flyers.
In 1986, Alexandra Paul had a prominent role in 8 Million Ways to Die.
In 1986, Alexandra Paul walked 5 1/2 weeks on the Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament.
From 1987 to 2000, Alexandra Paul was arrested for civil disobedience over a dozen times at the Nevada Test Site.
In 1987, Alexandra Paul had a prominent role in Dragnet.
From 1989, Alexandra Paul was an active member for 9 years of the Santa Monica, CA chapter of Food Not Bombs, where she picked up donations, cooked, and served hot vegan meals to the homeless community every Thursday evening.
In 1989, Alexandra Paul was arrested for peacefully advocating on behalf of people with HIV.
In 1992, Alexandra Paul began her role as Lt. Stephanie Holden in the television series Baywatch.
In 1993, Alexandra Paul starred in the film Death Train with Christopher Lee and Pierce Brosnan.
In 1994, Alexandra Paul starred in the horror film The Paperboy.
In 1995, Alexandra Paul starred in the film Nightwatch with Christopher Lee and Pierce Brosnan.
In 1996, Alexandra Paul starred in the horror film Spectre.
In 1997, Alexandra Paul's role as Lt. Stephanie Holden in the television series Baywatch ended.
Since 1999, Alexandra Paul has starred in 15 films for Lifetime Network.
In 2001, The Cost of Cool, co-produced by Alexandra Paul, won a CINE Golden Eagle Award.
In 2003, Alexandra Paul was arrested twice for civil disobedience protesting the Iraq War and spent five days in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Detention Center after refusing to pay the $50 fine.
In 2005, Alexandra Paul was arrested for protesting the crushing of the EV1, and performed 80–100 hours of community service for electric car organizations.
In 2006, Alexandra Paul donated $250 to the Ned Lamont campaign against Joe Lieberman, because Lieberman supported the war in Iraq.
In 2007, Alexandra Paul received a United Nations Environment Programme honor for her contribution to overpopulation issues.
In 2008, Alexandra Paul guest-starred on Mad Men.
From 1989 to 2010, Alexandra Paul registered voters sitting at a card table on LA street corners for 2 hours a week with The First Vote.
In 2015, Alexandra Paul became a certified health coach and had her own wellness coaching business for seven years.
In 2015, Alexandra Paul won Indie Series' Best Supporting Actress in a comedy webseries "Mentor" starring and created by Jason Stuart & Paul Elia.
In 2016, Alexandra Paul joined Direct Action Everywhere in an open rescue of several pigs from a factory farm.
In 2017, Alexandra Paul joined a sit-in at an Oakland, California slaughterhouse and was arrested.
In 2018, Alexandra Paul was arrested for a civil disobedience action at Sunrise Chicken Farm.
In 2019, Alexandra Paul acted in three movies, among them, Escaping My Stalker.
In 2019, Alexandra Paul was arrested for peacefully protesting at Reichardt Duck Farm and spent two days in Sonoma County jail.
In September 2020, Alexandra Paul and 6 other DxE activists were arrested for trying to rescue a pig from a Farmer John slaughterhouse in Vernon, CA.
In 2020, Alexandra Paul appeared in four projects.
In 2022, Alexandra Paul starred in the independent films Tethered and Baby Steps.
In 2024, Alexandra Paul was featured in the Hulu docuseries After Baywatch: A Moment in the Sun, which explored the series Baywatch and its actors.
In 2025, Alexandra Paul won the LA Press Club's National Entertainment & Journalism Award for Celebrity Investigative Reporting for her first person account published in The Ankler titled Stalked: a Baywatch Star's 13 Year Nightmare.
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