Kristina Pesic
Kristina Pesic was born in Toronto, Canada.A first-generation Canadian of Serbian and Danish descent, her father is an ice cream maker and her mother is an accountant. Kristina was plucked out of high school to be the face of Rogers Wireless; a 4 year commercial campaign that launched her global career. Television audiences now know her from the cult classic Degrassi: The Next Generation and as the manipulative and sexy, Deirdre "Treasure Doll" Lamb on SyFy Network's Defiance. Kristina starred opposite Dutchess Megan Markle in Hallmark's When Sparks Fly and appeared in multiple Lifetime MOWs (a highlight includes playing opposite Gary Cole). She was also seen on Spike TV's Blue Mountain State, ABC's Rookie Blue, and SyFy's Lost Girl. She appeared in the major motion pictures Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, The Vow, and the horror anthology, Southbound. In Los Angeles, she trained with The Groundlings, UCB, The Imagined Life Studio, and John Rosenfeld Studio. She lives in Toronto, Canada.
Kristina Pimenova
Kristina Pimenova was born on December 27, 2005 in Moscow, Russia. She is an actress, known for The Russian Bride (2018) and Creators: The Past (2019).
Kristina Rekstyte
Kristina Rekstyte is an actor, known for Coven of Evil (2020).
Kristina Rev
Kristina Rev is known for The 13th Friday (2017), Elves (2018) and Appetite for Sin (2022).
Kristina Reyes
Kristina Reyes is an actress, known for Trick (2019), Blindspot (2015) and Shades of Blue (2016).
Kristina Romero
Kristina Romero was born on April 18, 1982 in Bethesda, Maryland, USA. She is an actress and director, known for As the World Turns (1956), The Flock (2007) and Sands of Oblivion (2007).
Kristina Rose
Kristina Rose is an actress, known for Kaatskill Kannibals (2020).
Kristina Rust
Kristina Rust is known for Blind (2019).
Kristina Saikia
Kristina Saikia is an actress, known for Kamasutra 3D (2013), Miss Teacher (2016) and Tantrica (2018).
Kristina Sanborn
Kristina Sanborn is an actress and costume designer, known for Scarecrows (1988), General Hospital (1963) and Wonderland... It Ain't (2000).