Personal details
- Birth Date: 1982-05-08
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: London, England, UK
- Professions: Actress
Christina Cole—yeah, that’s a name you might recognize if you’ve flicked through some early 2000s films on a lazy afternoon. Born smack in the middle of London on May 8, 1982, she just sort of popped up everywhere for a while. You probably caught her in “What a Girl Wants” doing that whole posh British thing, matching Amanda Bynes’ American chaos with a stiff upper lip and a killer wardrobe. That was peak early-aughts rom-com energy. But she didn’t just stop at teen flicks. Nope, Christina managed to snag a spot in “Casino Royale” too, hanging out in the world of Bond, martinis, and international espionage. Imagine going from teenage drama to Daniel Craig’s first outing as 007. Not bad, eh? She played one of those characters who sort of waltz past the camera and you’re like, “Wait, that’s her!” and then you spend the next ten minutes of the movie trying to remember where you’ve seen her before. And if you’re into wild sci-fi, she pops up in "Jupiter Ascending," which is that crazy space adventure with Channing Tatum zooming around in rocket boots. Christina’s got this knack for slipping into these big, flashy worlds—sometimes she’s front and center, other times she’s like this cool supporting presence giving the scene a bit more edge. It’s like she’s always in the mix, just waiting for you to notice her and go, “Oh, right, her again!” Keeps things interesting.
Mum runs a call centre, which means she's juggling a thousand things at once, headset glued to her ear, probably talking down angry customers while stirring the tea. Dad? He’s out and about, teaching people how not to crash their cars—classic driving instructor energy, all patience and nerves of steel. Their kid’s caught in the middle of this chaos, bouncing between the hum of call waiting tunes and the smell of burnt clutch. Life at home gets pretty wild: dinner conversation is equal parts customer complaints and parallel parking horror stories. The family’s got this kind of scrappy, hustle attitude, always finding a way to laugh when things go sideways, which is, honestly, a lot. There’s that background noise of phones ringing and engines revving, but underneath it all, you can tell they’ve got each other’s backs, even when life’s a bit of a mess. Real people, real problems, but they keep rolling with it.
May 8, 1982
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
London, England, UK
43 years old