About Mary Christina Brown

Mary Christina Brown is an American actress with an eclectic performing arts background. Her years have culminated her into a genuine, experienced, and versatile acting talent. Her father's mixture of Scottish, English, Danish, Welsh, Irish, and Dutch heritage, coupled with her mother's blend of South Korean and Japanese ethnicities, along with her stepmother's Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish influences, indeed creates Brown's dynamically alluring screen presence of worldly culture.

Gracefully educated with foundational values of the ethnic spectrum, Mary Christina has proven herself to be a professional cultural chameleon. With transient beginnings common to being born into a military family, her nationally traveling tribe eventually settled in San Francisco.

Raised in a talented warrior home, passion for the arts was inevitable from the age of seven, foreseeing a journey that would enact her vocation in acting, voice, dance, martial arts, and performing on stage throughout San Francisco, as well as booking commercials and modeling for print ad campaigns. Identity discovery in her early teen years revealed an inherent competitive drive, advancing her interest in a wide range of martial arts styles to date. She didn't stop there either, eventually adding theater, classical vocal and instrumental training, and professional dance in different styles such as tap, jazz, modern, ballet, hip-hop, and traditional Hawaiian and Tahitian.

Mary Christina's late and post-teen years saw further evolution performing on stages around San Francisco and attended a raft of performing art schools (Young People's Musical Theater Company, A.C.T. Conservatory, School of the Arts High School, and Bennett Theatre Lab, to name a few). Her creative path became clearer to a full commitment; visions of performing on Broadway were within a reachable distance. Ultimately, life had an alternative plan. The blessing of motherhood arrived sooner with the arrival of her beautiful daughter, Isabella, and with it, a surge forward in dynamic professional action beyond previous-set goals.

Mary Christina revisited her experience and education in Silicon Valley's growing Information Technology field. Albeit prosperous and professionally stable, her passion rested with performing, and through the strength and support of her family, she relocated to Los Angeles to explore entertainment opportunities. Knowing the struggle of family, auditions, sustainable employment, and maintaining marketable proficiency in her performance and martial arts training, she persisted.

Seasoned from balancing between motherhood and corporate, she reclaimed her performance stride, cutting her teeth on BOTH sides of the camera. Her career progression has since landed her next to the likes of The Walking Dead headliner Norman Reedus, martial arts action star Michael Jai White, Bokeem Woodbine, John David Washington, Luke Goss, Russell Crowe, Steven Bauer, music and movie multi-hyphenate R.Z.A., Corin Nemic, Udo Kier, Julian Sands, Peter Greene, Taryn Manning, Jake Weber, the late film and television legend David Carradine, and the Academy Award-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss.

Her film and T.V. roles invoke a wide range of depth and scope in her acting caliber with select credits such as that of undercover agent Monica in the American crime thriller "AWOL 72" (2015), Barrington's Henchwoman Swan in HBO's pulse-pounding action film "Vigilante Diaries" (2016), Fasma, a Special Forces soldier in the SyFy television feature thriller "MindBlown" (2016), Kana, a Yakuza hitwoman whose centuries-old Samurai lineage has since destined her with a longstanding duty to protect the world from the evil power of the sought after Japanese doomsday stone in SyFy / Lionsgate "Doomsday Device" (2017) (a.k.a. Pandora's Box).

Mary Christina plays Kioko, a free-spirited burner from Joshua Tree, in the American crime thriller "Paydirt" (2020), which stars Val Kilmer and Luke Goss. She plays the role of Jan in "Karen" (2021), an Asian American woman living in the fictional affluent suburban Atlanta community of Harvey Hill. She is part of the HOA - a nosy neighbor living next door to a closeted racist woman named Karen, played by Taryn Manning; it also stars Cory Hardrict and Jasmine Burke. Mary Christina also plays the role of Kim, a deputy sheriff who sets out to find the missing girls who vanished in her small town in the desert. While uncovering information and in pursuit, she crosses paths with an ex-Black Ops soldier, played by Paul Sloan, desperate to find his missing daughter and uncover what happened the night she disappeared. Kim discovers that his daughter vanished just like the other lost girls; she helps him uncover the truth in the American action thriller film "Every Last One of Them" (2021), which also stars Jake Weber, Taryn Manning, Mike Hatton, Michael Madsen, and Richard Dreyfuss.

Collectively, along with characters such as that of a henchwoman, raver, courtesan, martial arts master, troubled mother, and burlesque dancer, that very depth and scope she has earned, in part, hails from playing roles generally meant for men (i.e., special-ops soldier, enigmatic minimalist vengeful swordswoman, international undercover special agent, lieutenant).

Mary Christina worked internationally on Star World Asia's longest-running reality competition television show, The Apartment, on Netflix. On social media, she maintains a fan following via Instagram at @themarychristinabrown with posts that gravitate to audiences, aiming not only to interact but to motivate and inspire.

More than the average face, set of legs, and perfunctory memes popular in today's societal currents, Mary Christina is as real as real gets and the quintessential sum of her life story. She's far from intangible and materialistic in her day-to-day life, with a proven acumen for health and concerns for today's important issues, valuing insight in all things healthy for one's own growth on a spiritual and humanistic level.

She's a mother, an animal lover, a daughter, a friend and confidant to a deserving few, and a progressive, motivational figure to many. Her craft is further amplified by all aforementioned, having attained an array of values and qualities that deem her vital to any director or showrunner in search of a diverse, professional, mature, and organic performer - all of which she provenly and continually demonstrates time and again.

Mary Christina Brown resides in Los Angeles, California. She practices yoga, voice, guitar, and piano, trains in different martial arts styles, and loves spending time with her dog Peanut. She is also a mixologist and enjoys hiking, the great outdoors, and running.