Born on the Big Island of Hawaii, Kristina Anapau spent her youth frolicking in the sun, sand and surf, as well as passionately studying classical ballet, music and performing constantly in any and all island productions. Miss Anapau graduated from high school at the tender age of 15 and began her first year of college at the University of Hawaii that same year with dreams of pursuing a professional dance career, but her life soon took a turn of fate as she was cast in her first starring film role at age 16 in Universal's "Escape from Atlantis." Kristina was most recently seen with Christina Ricci in Wes Craven's "Cursed" for Miramax / Dimension Films in theaters across the country. Her next film to be released, "Self Medicated" is a true-story independent that is getting a lot of buzz at film festivals all over the world and will hit theaters early next year.

In 2001, Kristina took some time off from acting when she was chosen by Hollywood Records to become a founding member of their recording group "The 3G's." She spent that year recording an album and touring with Destiny's Child on the MTV TRL summer tour. But her true love remained acting and throughout the years she continued her studies at the famed Larry Moss Studio. Kristina recently starred in Sony Pictures' "Cruel Intentions 3" and has also appeared in the films "Madison" with Jim Caviezel (Passion of Christ, Thin Red Line) and Acadamy Award nominee Bruce Dern, as well as the Lions Gate feature "100 Girls". Her television credits include the VH1 movie "They Shoot Divas, Don't They?", as well as the ABC series "Once and Again," UPN's "Haunted," WB's "The Opposite Sex" and Lifetime's "For the People." Kristina's official fansite, www.anapau.com continues to function as a means to raise funds for UNICEF through the sale of autographed merchandise. 100% of all profits are donated to the organization.



Named one of Stuff Magazine's "Hollywood's Most Wanted - The 50 Hottest Women To Watch". Graduated from high school when she was only 15 years old. Started her first year of college at University of Hawaii while she was still 15. Graduated from Skidmore College in upstate New York with a major in Performing Arts and a minor in Art History.