Christina is best known for her series regular role Dr Paula Agard in the hit show SUITS, which was the most-streamed show of 2023 worldwide.
She has recently been seen in the latest series of THE CROWN for Netflix and the hit Amazon feature MY FAULT: LONDON as part of the hugely successful franchise. Christina will return to reprise her role in the hotly-anticipated sequel YOUR FAULT: LONDON.
Her extensive range of television work includes a series regular roles in the recent THE WINDOW directed by Adrian Shergold, starring opposite Zoe Saldana in the adaptation of ROSEMARY’S BABY for NBC.
Known for playing sharp, witty and acerbic characters, Christina's unique acting style has garnered her both critical acclaim and a legion of dedicated fans.
She made her television debut with the breakout lead role of Cassie in the supernatural series HEX (Sky), and followed this with JANE EYRE (BBC). She went on to lead series such as the comedy SOLD (ITV) and SEA OF SOULS (Carnival) before taking the titular role of MAGGIE HILL for 20th Century Fox's series about a woman with schizophrenia. She followed this with series regular roles in the legal drama CHAOS (CBS), and the Amblin one off LUMEN. Her continuing extensive list of screen credits include series regular roles in THE BLACKLIST (NBC), THE INDIAN DETECTIVE (CBS), PARTNERS IN CRIME (BBC), SS-GB (BBC) and STRIKE (BBC), to name a few.
Christina is also known for her work in films. She made her professional debut in the comedy WHAT A GIRL WANTS as one of the leads opposite Colin Firth, Jonathan Pryce and Amanda Bynes, and followed this with the female lead in THE DEATHS OF IAN STONE with Andrew Buchan, MISS PETTIGREW LIVES FOR DAY with Amy Adams, James Bond's CASINO ROYALE, the twisted SURVIVING EVIL opposite Billy Zane, and JUPITER ASCENDING with Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis. She also took one of the leads in BLITZ opposite Paddy Considine and Jason Statham.
On stage Christina starred opposite the late Matthew Perry in THE END OF LONGING at the Playhouse Theatre, West End.
