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Christina Applegate

Born to Bobby Applegate and Nancy Priddy, Applegate was raised by her actress mother, Nancy Priddy, after her mother split from her father. Applegate landed her first movie role at age ten when she appeared with Priddy in the low-grade horror flick Jaws of Satan (1981). After playing Grace as a child in the TV biopic Grace Kelly (1983), Applegate guest starred on several TV shows before landing her own permanent series role in the short-lived Heart of the City (1986). Debuting in 1987 on the fledgling Fox TV network, Married...With Children withstood criticisms about its all-around vulgarity to become one of Fox's first signature hits. Applegate attempted to show her serious side as a prostitute and drug addict in the gritty drama Streets (1990). Teen comedy Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991) tried to capitalize on Applegate's TV fame while showcasing her as a smart, resourceful, anti-Bundy character. Also during Married...With Children's run, Applegate appeared in the female road movie Across the Moon (1994), mutilated rock musician-drama Vibrations (1995), and as the town whore in Walter Hill's underrated Western Wild Bill (1995). Applegate's Married fame further landed her a small part in the all-star ensemble populating Tim Burton's science fiction parody Mars Attacks, and wryly shaded her presence in Gregg Araki's Los Angeles teen anomie opus Nowhere (1997), the slickest entrant in his "teen apocalypse trilogy." Applegate co-starred with Mark Wahlberg in the Hong Kong-tinged action-comedy The Big Hit and played the WASP fiancée of a Mob scion in Jim Abrahams' Mafia movie parody Mafia! (1998). She co-starred with Johnathon Schaech, and Molly Ringwald The Giving Tree. Inspired by her experience with her mother growing up, though, Applegate agreed to return to TV to star as a single mom balancing work and family in the sitcom Jesse (1998). Despite choice time slots, however, Jesse was canceled in 2000.

An Early Onscreen Appearance

Christina Applegate made her first onscreen appearance at the age of 5, alongside her mother on Days of Our Lives, since her mother brought her along to work and auditions. She was chosen as one of People Magazine's, "50 Most Beautiful People, 1999". And most part of her credits on success goes to her mother. Her actor/singer mother has taught a lot her.

Acts Closet to her Heart

Christina owns a restaurant in Los Angeles and also freely donates her time to causes that are closest to her heart. These causes include the fight against AIDS and animal rights causes. Christina currently resides in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles with her menagerie of pets (Natasha and Kanaloa, and German shepherd, Sybil.
Christina Applegate
Celebrity Proflie
Name
:
Christina Applegate
DOB
:
25 Nov 1971
Height
:
5'5''
Eyes
:
Brown
Nick Name
:
Hristina
Hair
:
Blonde
figure
:
36-24-32
Zodiac
:
Sagittarius
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Boyfriend / Husband

Christina Applegate was romantically linked with Johnathan Schaech (actor - since Jan 1998), Christian Slater (actor - 1996) As for her personal life, Christina was dating Christian Slater, and has allegedly been actor Johnathon Schaech's honey since 1998.
Movies
Her TV Career
As Christina once said in an interview, she has been an actress since "she popped out". Indeed this is true. Christina made her acting debut in her mother’s arms at three months of age while Nancy played her regular role in the Soap Opera "Days of our Lives". From that moment on, Christina's future in acting was sealed.
Her TV Career

Though she landed for acting for TV at her early age, yet she is disgusted over working for TV. Now she has enough free time to choose an alternative option. She is more interested to work for bigger screen films. Christina took home the People's Choice Award for Favorite Female Performer in a New TV series and the TV Guide Award for Star of a New Series, both in 1999.