Christine Nguyen Actress -

Born February 4, 1984 in Saigon, Vietnam

Height 5' 6¼" (1.68 m)

Mini Bio (1) Having been bitten by the acting bug when she was just 11 years old, Christine Nguyen now makes her home in Los Angeles, California, where she works as an actress and model. Her first roles were in local school and theatre plays in her hometown of Houston, Texas. From there, Christine went on to train at the Los Angeles branch of the Australian Institute of Dramatic Arts. Christine has appeared in dozens of promos, infomercials, shorts, webisodes, episodics, commercials and features which have aired on CBS, NBC, FOX, Comedy Central, SPIKE, HBO, G4, Discovery, Showtime and theaters worldwide. Beyond acting, Christine is also a voiceover artist, host, spokesmodel, model and master of improv. Her full resume and any work-related questions may be obtained by sending an inquiry on the CONTACT page of her personal website and her representative will get back to you.

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Christine Nguyen

Christine Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam and raised in Houston, Texas. She started modeling in her sophomore year in college. Her first roles were in local school and theatre plays in her hometown of Houston. From there, Christine went on to train at the Los Angeles branch of the Australian Institute of Dramatic Arts. Christine has appeared in dozens of promos, infomercials, shorts, webisodes, episodics, commercials and features which have aired on CBS, NBC, FOX, Comedy Central, SPIKE, HBO, G4, Discovery and Showtime. Beyond acting, Christine has also been a voiceover artist, host, spokesmodel, model and master of improv.

When Christine came to LA in 2003, the first movie she auditioned was Mortal Kombat. Her favorite favorite character in the game is Kitana.

Her first commercial gig was for McDonald's. She has used the pseudonyms Jennifer Loma and Jennifer Lee.

One more her favorite movies that she starred in is Ghost in a Teeny Bikini (2006).

She studied communications and journalism at the University of Texas, Austin. She was accepted to South Texas College of Law but did not finish her studies there.