Christina Chambers Biography

Christina Chambers: Biography

Not getting a part in the Kevin Costner movie The Postman was probably the best thing to ever happen to Christina Chamber's career. Soon after she was cast as Ben's back-from-the-dead-wife, Maria, on the now defunct NBC soap opera Sunset Beach.

Since the show ended in 1999, Christina has appeared in over a dozen different television series, playing parts in both comedies and dramas.

The beautiful actress, who has been called one of the sexiest in today's Hollywood, was most recently seen on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live.

Christina did a photoshoot with Lauren Stamile and Tricia Helfer for Stuff Magazine promoting their TV movie Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie�s Angels on NBC.(edit)
When Christina auditioned for the part of "Jaclyn Smith" in the 2004 television movie Behind The Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie's Angels, she dyed her hair black and wore green contacts to make herself look more like the actress.(edit)
Christina is of Scottish decent.(edit)
Growing up, Christina's father nicknamed her Princess. She says that her dad was a pushover when it came to her.(edit)
Christina is a huge fan of old movies, especially anything with Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant or Paul Newman.(edit)
Christina's dream role would be to play "Cleopatra." She says she was the embodiment of womanhood.(edit)
Christina says that the one thing she will always splurge on is books. No matter what the cost, if she wants to read it, she will go out and buy it.(edit)
When Christina took over the role of "Molly" on As the World Turns in 2004, fans of the show were so turned off by how the writers changed the character [previously played by Lesli Kay] to fit the actress, that the show producers decided to fire Christina just a few months later.(edit)
Christina's mother has a doctorate in mathematics and her father a doctorate in physics.(edit)
Christina stays in shape by training with a private boxing coach. She says that hitting something is very satisfying.(edit)
Christina graduated Cum Laude from the Catholic University of America in 1991. She was a theater major who also minored in religion and philosophy.(edit)
Christina has attended various gatherings of the One Life to Live Fan Club, where she gets the chance to interact with her viewing public. (edit)
Christina has a "Bacon Number" of 3.
She was in Scam with Leonard Roberts,
Leonard was in Hoodlum with Beau Starr,
Beau was in Where the Truth Lies with Kevin Bacon.(edit)
In 2002, Christina was ranked #64 on Stuff Magazine's "102 Sexiest Women in the World" list.(edit)
While in high school Christina was a member of the track, softball, and field hockey teams. She also preformed in many of the school plays and musicals.(edit)
Christina starred in commercials for Playtex, Coors Light, Visa, Just For Men, and Olay Regenerist Night.(edit)
Christina married Brian Logue in 1999. She says the smartest thing she ever did was to ask him out on their first date.(edit)
Christina is 5'7" with brown hair and brown eyes.(edit)
Christina's theater credits include:
- Romeo & Juliet
- Antony & Cleopatra
- A Midsummers Night Dream
- Twelfth Night
- King Lear
- Prelude to a Kiss
- The Family of Mann
- Out of Order
- Vanities(edit)

Christina: I wasn't quite in with the popular people in high school, but then again, I wasn't quite in with any group - the popular people, the nerds. I just kind of had my own friends, and we did our thing. I wasn't in the cool crown, so to speak. But where is that cool crowd today?(edit)
Christina: I'm a cat person because I must have been one in a past life. I could just curl up in the sun all day while someone rubs my head.(edit)
Christina: I had my hair styled like Jaclyn Smith all through high school, parted down the center, flipped back, oh, yeah...I was hot.(edit)
Christina: I did a print ad for Dr. Scholl's where I had to jump over a table in a pair of shoes for 10 hours. I literally could not walk the next day!(edit)
Christina: My husband is a fabulous civilian, not in the business, and where he works it's just not the easiest thing to up and leave.(edit)