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Christine Parks

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Christine Parks

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  • Height
    5′ 6″ (1.68 m)

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  • Christine began performing at the Cincinnati Playhouse while still in high school and has continued to act both in Cincinnati and NYC ever since. Her most recent role was in the HBO series I Know This Much Is True (2020) with Mark Ruffalo. She's done a wide variety of roles on Law & Order (1990), a recurring role on As The World Turns, the soft hearted social worker in the Spike Lee MTV series Miracle's Boys (2005) and the role of co-producer in the short film Babs, written and directed by her daughter Brette Taylor.

    Her favorite characters were the leads she originated with Romulus Linney in True Crimes and Gint, both premiering in NYC, then honored at Oslo, Norway's prestigious National Theater.

    Chris, along with Brette, co-wrote the screenplay Return to Sender based on their true story. The project is still in development. Also, Chris has sung in nightclubs in LA, Cincinnati and NY and loves Ballroom, Latin, and especially Swing dancing. Her finest creation to date is her beautiful daughter, Brette.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

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  • Christine is the mother of award winning actress Brette Taylor.
  • She originated lead roles for Romulus Linney in his award winning plays "True Crimes" and "Gint", both premiering in NYC, then honored at Oslo, Norway's prestigious National Theater.
  • Worked with John Lennon and Yoko Ono in Up Your Legs Forever (1971).
  • Her commercial agent of many years, Tracey Goldblum, has often called her "Christine, Christine...the booking machine!".
  • Played the mother of Sam Rockwell in a national network "Ford" commercial.

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