Alexandra Paul

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Alexandra Paul
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Paul in 2012
Born
Alexandra Elizabeth Paul

(1963-07-29) July 29, 1963 (age 61)
New York City, U.S.
OccupationActress
Years active1979–present
Spouse
Ian Murray
(m. 2000)

Alexandra Elizabeth Paul (born July 29, 1963) [1] [2] is an American actress. She began her career modeling in New York before landing her first major role in John Carpenter's horror film Christine (1983). This was followed with prominent roles in Just the Way You Are (1984), American Flyers (1985), 8 Million Ways to Die (1986), and Dragnet (1987).

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She is best known for her role as Lt. Stephanie Holden in the television series Baywatch from 1992 to 1997. She has performed in a total of over 100 movies and television programs. [3]

Early life

Paul was born in New York City to Sarah, a social worker from England, and Mark Paul, an American investment banker. [4] Paul was raised alongside her identical twin sister, Caroline, and younger brother, Jonathan, in the rural town of Cornwall, Connecticut. [5] According to Paul, her mother was "a very liberal Democrat and [her] father was a very conservative Republican." [6] Her twin sister Caroline has been a San Francisco firefighter (where she is often mistaken as Alexandra) and best-selling author. [7] Her brother, Jonathan, is an animal rights activist. [8]

Paul attended the Cornwall Consolidated School, and the Groton School in Massachusetts. [9] At ages 17 and 18, Paul underwent two major abdominal operations to remove choledochal cysts, which left her with a scar spanning from her sternum to her navel. [10] Paul was accepted into Stanford University, but chose not to attend so that she could focus on an acting career. [11]

Career

Paul worked prominently in television from the late 1980s onward, perhaps most recognizable in her starring role on Baywatch , from 1992 to 1997. Paul began her career working as a model in New York City, and later moved to Los Angeles when she decided to pursue a career in acting. [11] Her first role was in the television film Paper Dolls (1982), followed by a role in the independent Canadian horror film American Nightmare (1983). Paul then landed a leading role in John Carpenter's horror film Christine (1983), opposite Keith Gordon, followed by a supporting role in the comedy Just the Way You Are (1984).

She later appeared in the sport drama American Flyers (1985) with Kevin Costner, 8 Million Ways to Die (1986), and the comedy Dragnet (1987), opposite Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd. [12] She also starred in the films Death Train (1993) and Nightwatch (1995) opposite Christopher Lee and Pierce Brosnan,[ citation needed ] as well as the horror films The Paperboy (1994) and Spectre (1996).

Since 1999, she has starred in 15 films for Lifetime Network. She has also starred in the Fox TV series Fire Company 132 and appeared in the last eight episodes of Melrose Place. She guest-starred on Mad Men in 2008.[ citation needed ] She hosted non-fiction TV shows, including WE's Winning Women and a southern California local environmentalism show, Earth Talk Today. [13] [14] She made a cameo appearance with Sacha Baron Cohen in Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan in a deleted scene parodying her Baywatch role. [15] She did a cameo in the comedy spoofs Spy Hard and Sharknado: The 4th Awakens . [16]

In 2015, Paul won Indie Series' Best Supporting Actress in a comedy webseries. [17]

Paul co-wrote and co-produced two documentaries: Jampacked, a documentary on the world population crisis, and The Cost of Cool: Finding Happiness in a Materialistic World. Jampacked received a Bronze Apple Award and first place recognition at the EarthVision Environmental Film and Video Festival. The Cost of Cool won a CINE Golden Eagle Award.[ citation needed ] She also produced eight PSAs on the benefits of driving electric vehicles for the non-profit Plug In America. [18]

In 2019, Paul acted in three movies, among them, Escaping My Stalker. In 2020, she appeared in four projects, and in 2022 she starred in the independent films Tethered and Baby Steps.

Since 2019, Paul has co-hosted the plant based lifestyle podcast Switch4Good with Olympian Dotsie Bausch. [19] In 2024, their show was named Best Vegan Podcast by Mercy for Animals. [20]

Personal life

Alexandra and triathlon coach Ian Murray have been together since 1995, and they married in 2000. She became a vegetarian at age fourteen after reading the book Diet for a Small Planet by Frances Moore Lappé, and became a vegan in 2010. [11] [21]

As an athlete, Paul raced the Hawaii Ironman in 1997. [22] She ran the 2000 Boston Marathon. [23] [24] She has also swum the 11 mile Fiji Swim, [25] the 12.5 mile Swim Around Key West [26] and the 2014 Reto Acapulco 14 mile swim, [27] among others.

In 2015, Paul became a certified health coach [28] and had her own wellness coaching business for 7 years. [29]

Activism

At the age of 22, Alexandra co-founded Young Artists United with 21 year old producer and manager Daniel Sladek. YAU was made up of young actors, producers, writers and other Hollywood creatives working together to have a positive effect by speaking in schools, raising money for youth organizations and producing PSAs. It was honoured by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). Paul is also an animal rights, environmental, peace and gay rights activist. [9] She walked 5+12 weeks on the Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament in 1986. Paul has been arrested for civil disobedience over a dozen times at the Nevada Test Site between 1987 and 2000. [30] In 1989, she was arrested for peacefully advocating on behalf of people with HIV. [31] She was arrested twice in 2003 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, she was arrested for protesting the crushing of the EV1, and performed 80–100 hours of community service for electric car organizations. [32] [33] Paul's younger brother, Jonathan, is also an animal rights activist, who served 51 months in prison for his role in the arson of a slaughterhouse. [34]

She has traveled to Nicaragua with Operation USA and to South Africa to register voters. Paul volunteered in Sierra Leone with the non profit Population Media Center. In 2006, Paul donated $250 to the Ned Lamont campaign against Joe Lieberman, because Lieberman supported the war in Iraq. [35] [36]

Paul was an active member for 9 years of the Santa Monica, CA chapter of Food Not Bombs, [37] where she picked up donations, cooked, and served hot vegan meals to the homeless community every Thursday evening. She also registered voters sitting at a card table on LA street corners for 2 hours a week from 1989 to 2010 with The First Vote.

She received the 2014 Vegan of the Year by Last Chance for Animals, [38] and in 2007 received a United Nations Environment Programme honor for her contribution to overpopulation issues. [39]

In 2016, Paul joined Direct Action Everywhere in an open rescue of several pigs from a factory farm. [40] In 2017, she joined a sit-in at an Oakland, California slaughterhouse and was arrested. [41] In 2018, she was arrested for a civil disobedience action at Sunrise Chicken Farm. [42] In 2019, she was arrested for peacefully protesting at Reichardt Duck Farm and spent two days in Sonoma County jail. [43] In September 2020, Paul and 6 other DxE activists were arrested for trying to rescue a pig from a Farmer John slaughterhouse in Vernon, CA. [44] In 2023, Alexandra went to court for rescuing a chicken from a Foster Farms slaughterhouse truck. After a 9 day trial, she was acquitted.

In discussing her political activism, Paul said:

I am sure there are some who do not like me for my outspokenness and my views, and I totally respect their right to boycott my projects. I actually respect folks who stand up for their beliefs — even if I disagree with them — more than the folks who do not care, are afraid to 'get involved', or who cannot be bothered. I admire passion and commitment. A woman once told me she could not watch those slaughterhouse videos because she 'loves animals so much' and it would upset her. I would prefer to hang out with a hunter who believes he is doing the right thing, than a wuss like her. [11]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1982 Paper Dolls Laurie CaswellTV movie
1983 American Nightmare Isabelle
Christine Leigh Cabot
1984Getting PhysicalKendall GibleyTV movie
Just the Way You Are Bobbie
1985 American Flyers Becky
1986 8 Million Ways to Die Sunny
1987 Dragnet Connie Swail
1988After the RainAnnie May Bonner
Out of the ShadowsJan LindseyTV film
It's Cool to Care-Short
1989 Perry Mason: The Case of the Lethal Lesson Amy HastingsTV movie
Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder Amy HastingsTV movie
Perry Mason: The Case of the All-Star Assassin Amy HastingsTV movie
1990Laker GirlsHeidi/JennyTV movie
1991 Millions Giulia Ferretti
In BetweenAmy Budd
1992 Kuffs The Chief's Wife
Prey of the ChameleonCarrieTV movie
1993 Sunset Grill Anita
Death Train Sabrina CarverTV movie
1994Nothing to LoseNatasha
The Paperboy Melissa Thorpe
1995 Baywatch the Movie: Forbidden Paradise Lieutenant Stephanie HoldenVideo
Piranha Maggie McNamaraTV movie
Night Watch Sabrina CarverTV movie
Cyber Bandits Rebecca Snow
Mixed Blessings BethTV movie
1996 Spy Hard Woman In Murphy Bed
Spectre Maura South
Kid CopSarah HansenVideo
Daytona BeachAnnie GibsonTV movie
1997 Echo Olivia JordanTV movie
Kiss & Tell Bambi
199812 BucksEpiphany Lovejoy
1999 Arthur's Quest Caitlin RegalTV movie
2000RevengeLaura Underwood
The Brainiacs.com Kara Banks
Green SailsLaura TaylorTV movie
2001For the Love of MayEmilyShort
Above & BeyondJill Amorosa
10 Attitudes Leslie
Facing the Enemy Olivia McCleary
Rough Air: Danger on Flight 534Flight Attendant Katy PhillipsTV movie
Diary of a Sex Addict KatherineVideo
Breaking Up Really SucksCharlieShort
ExposureJackie SteermanVideo
2002Redemption of the GhostAudrey Powell
2003 Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding Allison FordTV movie
A Woman HuntedLainie Wheeler
2004 Saving Emily CherylTV movie
2005LandslideEmma DeckerTV movie
The Phone RangerShortTV movie
A Lover's RevengeLiz MannersTV movie
2006 Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York Dr. Susan FoxleyTV movie
Love Thy NeighborLaura BensonTV movie
Gospel of DeceitEmilyTV movie
A.I. AssaultMarlon AdamsTV movie
Trapped!Samantha ReedTV movie
2007Demons from Her PastAllison BuchananTV movie
2008 Tru Loved Leslie
Murder Dot ComStacy
2009A Sister's SecretKatherineTV movie
Benny Bliss and the Disciples of GreatnessMall Gal
Christmas CrashChristine JohnsonVideo
He's Such a GirlLinda
Family of FourJanice BakerVideo
2010 In My Sleep Roxana
The Boy She Met OnlineTori Winters
2011Betrayed at 17Michelle RossTV movie
Christmas SpiritWinnieTV movie
JavelinaLora
2012 16-Love Margo Mash
The Frankenstein Brothers Laurie Martinson
Love at the Christmas TableEve ReedTV movie
2014Dinner at Le CruelWifeShort
FirequakeDr. Eve CarterTV movie
MentorAlexandraShort
2015Flirting with MadnessDetective Kathy Schumaker
2016DirtyAssistant D.A Sara Dunlap
Sharknado: The 4th Awakens Stephanie HoldenTV movie
2017Born and MissingDetective BreuerTV movie
2018Say YesMrs. Muñoz
2020Escaping My StalkerSandyTV movie
Finding SaraAunt Carrie
The EstateBethenny
Pink Skies AheadMercedes
2022TetheredNidia
Another Coffee House Chronicles MovieAmy
2023Baby StepsAbigail Munoz

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1987 The Hitchhiker JulieEpisode: "Minuteman"
1992–97 Baywatch Lieutenant Stephanie HoldenMain Cast: Season 3–6, Recurring Cast: Season 7
1993 What's Up Doc? HerselfRecurring Guest
Johnny Bago EricaEpisode: "Spotting Elvis"
1994 This Is Your Life HerselfEpisode: "David Hasselhoff"
1995 Wheel of Fortune Herself/Celebrity ContestantEpisode: "Celebrity Week 4"
1996 L.A. Firefighters Firefighter T.K. MartinMain Cast
1997 Brass Eye Herself (voice)Episode: "Animals"
Baywatch Nights Lieutenant Stephanie HoldenEpisode: "The Eighth Seal"
1998 Love Boat: The Next Wave Gillian StanfieldEpisode: "All That Glitters"
1999 Melrose Place Terry O'BrienRecurring Cast: Season 7
2000 Chicken Soup for the Soul Leann RichardsEpisode: "Destiny in a Bottle"
2001The TestHerself/PanelistEpisode: "The Slut Test"
2001–04 E! True Hollywood Story HerselfRecurring Guest
2003 She Spies Christine BlackEpisode: "Date to Mate"
2004 Getaway HerselfEpisode: "Getaway Goes to Hollywood"
2005 Biography HerselfEpisode: "David Hasselhoff: Driven"
Class of...HerselfEpisode: "1989: Life After Baywatch"
2007Whatever Happened To?HerselfEpisode: "Beach Babes"
2008 Mad Men Pauline PhillipsEpisode: "Maidenform"
2011The Traveler's Guide to LifeHerselfEpisode: "Family" & "Winning"
2014Alive & Well with Michelle HarrisHerselfEpisode: "Look Better, Feel Better"
2020Coffee House ChroniclesAmyEpisode: "Good Grief" & "Bad Math"
2021TV TherapyStephanieEpisode: "Stephanie"

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