Kristina Klebe

An actress, director, and philanthropist from New York City, Kristina Klebe has appeared in a wide variety of films and television series throughout her career. She is most recognized for her roles in Rob Zombie’s Halloween and Neil Marshall’s Hellboy.

Klebe spent her childhood living in New York and several countries across Europe. Fluent in four languages, she made her professional acting debut in 2003 after appearing in numerous off-Broadway productions. She quickly landed a recurring role in Rescue Me followed by an appearance in Law and Order. Klebe played one of her most iconic characters in 2007 when she starred as the foul-mouthed Linda in the Rob Zombie film Halloween. She continued to appear in several well-known television series such as Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, The Following, and NCIS. In 2013, Klebe starred as Anika Baron in Proxy. In 2015, she played a lead role in Dementia, a film which she also acted as casting director. Other notable credits include Tales of Halloween, Don’t Kill It, The Last Heist, Slay Belles, and Extremity.

A passionate philanthropist, Klebe has filmed surgeries for Doctors Without Borders and worked with French-American Aid for Children for over 10 years. In 2019, she appeared in the blockbuster superhero film Hellboy as Leni Rafenstahl. She has recently appeared in Dr. Klein, Professor T, I Am Fear, and American Dad. With an impressive background and particular skill for acting in horror films, Kristina Klebe is a talent that will shine for years to come.