Biography

Christian Taylor was born Christian Clark Johnson in Biloxi, Mississippi to Jim and Vicki Johnson. The first of four girls, Christian grew up in Laurel, Mississippi. She attended the Stony Brook School in Stony Brook, NY for high school where she fell in love with acting. Christian received her BA in Drama from The Catholic University in Washington, DC and immediately joined the nation's longest running national touring company, The National Players, as Muriel the Goat in George Orwell's Animal Farm and Hero in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.

Christian is a distinguished director, producer, writer, casting director, actor, and voice actor based in the Chicagoland area. With a career spanning over 45 years, she has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry across stage, screen, and with her voiceover work.

Christian is best known for her award-winning documentary, "The Girl Who Wore Freedom", which tells the poignant stories of D-Day from those who experienced it firsthand. Her work on this documentary has garnered widespread acclaim for its powerful storytelling and emotional depth. Additionally, Christian directed "Grueling Glory", another documentary that highlights her talent for capturing compelling narratives.

Christian began her career initially working in the TV/Radio department of the United States Senate. Over the years, she has worn many hats in the industry, including talent, producer, director, casting director, and coach.

Her work continues with upcoming projects like "Heroes of Carentan", and "The Brave Dutch" further cementing her dedication to impactful storytelling and historical preservation.

For more detailed information on Christian Taylor and her projects, you can visit thegirlwhoworefreedom.com and documentaryfirst.com.

Christian is married to Jeremy Taylor and they have four sons.

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Christian Taylor