Christina Cabot

Christina Cabot (born 16 December 1969, New York City, New York) is an American actress, director, producer, and acting coach. The youngest daughter of jazz trumpeter Joe Cabot and singer/actress Cindy Lord, she grew up in an artistic household 20 miles north of the city. She graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and trained with renowned teachers including Stella Adler, William H. Macy, Joan MacIntosh of the Performance Group, and original Group Theater member Bobby Lewis. She began her career on stage in New York, first as an actor, then as a producer and director, before transitioning to screen work. She is also the founder of Electric Sun, a production company. Her filmography spans over 19 credits across film and television. Notable film credits include Fight Club (1999, as Group Leader – Partners in Positivity), Man on the Moon (1999, as Meditation Student, with Jim Carrey), Simpatico (1999), Hostage (2005, as News Reporter, with Bruce Willis), Down in the Valley (2006, with Edward Norton), Pride and Glory (2008, as Patrol Cop, with Edward Norton), and The Incredible Hulk (2008, as Major Kathleen Sparr, with Edward Norton). On television she has appeared in The Sopranos (1999, as Lynn), The King of Queens (1998, as Jill), Six Feet Under (2003, as Hiking Woman), Cold Case (2005, as Louise), Strong Medicine (2004, as Amanda), Tell Me You Love Me (2007, as Saleswoman), and the Showtime TV film The Maldonado Miracle (2003, as Stella). Her most recent credit is Train Station Lady in Train 39 (2026).

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