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Christensen, Erika
'People' magazine named Erika Christensen one of 2001's 'Breakthrough Stars.' Before she nabbed roles in feature films, Christensen appeared in commercials and did quite a few guest starring appearances in TV shows.
- "Riding the Bullet"
- "Swimfan"
- "The Banger Sisters"
- "The Perfect Score"
- Flightplan
- Home Room
- The Sisters
- Upside of Anger
Erika Christensen Interview - "The Upside of Anger"
Erika Christensen discusses her role in the movie "The Upside of Anger," working with director Mike Binder, Kevin Costner, and Joan Allen, and her upcoming movies, "Flight Plan" and "The Sisters."
Erika Christensen Talks About "Swimfan"
Erika discusses her role as the psychotic 'swim fan' in this thriller, co-starring Jesse Bradford and Shiri Appleby.
Erika Christensen Biography
Info on actress Erika Christensen including movies and biography.
"The Gardener of Eden"
Erika Christensen and Lukas Haas will star in the comedy movie "The Gardener of Eden" directed by Kevin Connolly.
"The Sisters" Photo Gallery
Gallery of photos from the Arclight Films movie, "The Sisters," starring Erika Christensen, Maria Bello, Mary Stuart Masterson, Elizabeth Banks, Eric McCormack, Alessandro Nivola, and Chris O'Donnell.
"Flightplan" Premiere Photos
Photos from the Premiere of "Flightplan" featuring pics of Jodie Foster, Sean Bean, Robert Schwentke, Marlene Lawston, Forrest Landis, Erika Christensen, Judith Scott, Brian White, Brian Grazer, and Brenda Strong.
"The Perfect Score" Photo Gallery
Gallery of photos from Paramount Pictures' "The Perfect Score," featuring Erika Christensen, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Bryan Greenberg, Leonardo Lam and Darius Miles.
"Swimfan" Photo Gallery
Here's a gallery of photos from 20th Century Fox's romantic thriller, "Swimfan," featuring Jesse Bradford, Erika Christensen, Shiri Appleby and Clayne Crawford.
"T3" Movie Premiere Photos
Photos of Erika Christensen at the World Premiere of "Terminator 3."
"Wuthering Heights"
Erika Christensen takes on the role immortalized by Merle Oberon in MTV's version of the classic Emily Bronte tale, "Wuthering Heights."
"Traffic"
"Traffic" won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actor (Benicio Del Toro).