Biography

Kirsten Baker made her film debut in California Dreaming (1979). Throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, she worked as an actress in feature films and television, as well as a print model for Cannon Pictures. This led to a modeling career which she pursued into the early 1990s. Circa 1993, Kirsten was no longer acting or modeling; she was employed at an art gallery on Melrose Ave. in Los Angeles, CA.
- IMDb mini biography by: Dave Grubka <EXXXposed@aol.com>

Kirsten was born to Mai-Britt Gabrielsen in Norway, but at six weeks of age was brought to California and adopted by William and Sally Baker. Kirsten, along with her younger brother Clayton, were raised just outside of Los Angeles. Before graduating from high school with a golden-seal mid-term, Kirsten had begun modeling to save money for art school. She started with Adrian's Teen Modeling Agency in Pasadena, and then transferred to Nina Blanchard in L.A.
- IMDb mini biography by: Dave

Little is known about her whereabouts. In 1993, she was seen working at an art gallery in Los Angeles and hasn't been seen by fans since. She doesn't appear at 'Friday the 13th' conventions.

Originally filmed a supporting role in Jaws 2 (1978), but re-shoots occurred and ultimately her scenes were deleted.

The March 3, 1982, issue of Variety announced the movie "Sector 13" started filming January 11, 1982, in Los Angeles. Director and writer Robert Stone Jordan. Stars included D.W. Brown, Kirsten Baker, Chip Frye, Mayf Nutter, and William Forsythe. No evidence the film was ever completed or released. It was to be the first Hollywood movie to be totally shot on video.

Attended the MonsterMania convention in Hunt Valley, MD 9/17-19.

"I was always on the verge of being spooked...at times I really was all alone out there in the dark!" - Referring to working on the film, Friday the 13th: Part 2 (1981).