Alexandra Paul

Alexandra Paul has transitioned from a renowned actress to a dedicated activist and health advocate, leveraging her platform to champion environmentalism, animal rights, and overall wellness. After starring in the highly rated telefilm ‘Paper Dolls’ in 1982, Alexandra Paul quickly established her presence in Hollywood with a leading role in John Carpenter’s horror film ‘Christine’ in 1983. Her early career also included significant appearances in feature films such as ‘American Flyers’ (1985) alongside Kevin Costner, ‘8 Million Ways to Die’ (1986), and the comedy ‘Dragnet’ (1987), where she shared the screen with Tom Hanks and Dan Aykroyd. These roles showcased her versatility and marked her as a formidable talent in both film and television during the 1980s.

Transitioning into the 21st century, Paul focused on independent film projects and online series, while also moving into production with roles for films such as ‘Valerie X’ and ‘The B Team.’ She actively co-wrote and co-produced impactful documentaries, including ‘Jampacked,’ which addressed global population issues, and ‘The Cost of Cool: Finding Happiness in a Materialistic World,’ earning a prestigious CINE Golden Eagle Award. In 2015, her performance in ‘Mentor’ was recognized with an Indie Series’ Best Supporting Actress award. In recent years, Paul has intensified her commitment to activism, notably in 2023 when she was acquitted in a trial following her rescue of a chicken from a Foster Farms slaughterhouse truck, an act that garnered significant media attention. She currently co-hosts the influential plant-based lifestyle podcast Switch4Good, which was recognized as the Best Vegan Podcast by Mercy for Animals in 2024, further solidifying her voice as a prominent health and animal rights advocate.