Kristine Debell

Kristine DeBell is an accomplished American actress and former model with a career spanning several decades in film and television. After gaining significant recognition for her starring role as Alice in the 1976 film ‘Alice in Wonderland: An X-Rated Musical Fantasy’, Kristine DeBell established herself as a prominent American actress and model. Her modeling career began in 1968 with Macy’s, leading her to join Ford Models in New York City after completing studies in Fashion Merchandising. DeBell demonstrated early acting talent in high school, securing the role of Marta in ‘The Sound Of Music’ before performing for four seasons at the acclaimed Mac-Haydn Theatre.

Her filmography also includes roles in ‘Bloodbrothers’ (1978), which marked Richard Gere’s inaugural film appearance, and ‘The Big Brawl’ (1980), Jackie Chan’s debut American production. Throughout the early 1980s, DeBell expanded her reach into television, featuring in pilots and making guest appearances on popular episodic shows such as ‘Night Court’ and the award-winning soap opera ‘The Young & The Restless’, showcasing her versatility across mediums. In the mid-1980s, DeBell took a temporary hiatus from film and television to focus on personal commitments, though her passion for performance endured through regional theater. During this period, she delivered a memorable portrayal of Blanche Dubois in Tennessee Williams’ iconic play ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’.

Her career trajectory underscores a sustained commitment to her craft, from early groundbreaking roles and high-profile modeling to her ongoing contributions in contemporary productions. DeBell remains an active and versatile actress, drawing on a legacy of collaborations with industry legends and a proven ability to deliver impactful performances.