전기
Elle Alexander is an actress, stuntwoman, stunt coordinator, host, and voiceover artist. She serves as the Vice President of the Stuntwomen's Association of Motion Pictures and is a member of SAG/AFTRA. Elle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television Production. She studied at California State University, Long Beach, and later attended the U.S.C./Universal Studios Advanced Film Program, where she earned the Best Actress Award.
Beginning as a multi-sport college athlete, Elle competed in basketball and track & field (heptathlon). She was named "Athlete of the Year" in high school and received multiple scholarship offers for basketball, track, and softball. She also played for the USA Sports Development Basketball Team, representing the US internationally. In college, she focused on directing, acting, and comedy writing.
Elle’s athleticism greatly enhanced her acting career, naturally leading her into stunts. Her rigorous training encompassed all stunt disciplines, including fire burns, weapons, car stunts, and fight scenes. She then moved into stunt coordinating, writing, producing, directing, and stunt coordinating for studios, which opened doors to more projects. Notably, she starred as the lead actress and wrestler "Danger" in the TV series W.O.W. (Women of Wrestling), where she was the World Champion and served as stunt coordinator.
An accomplished actress and stuntwoman, Elle has appeared in numerous major feature films and television shows. She has doubled for many of Hollywood’s top stars, including Sigourney Weaver, Missi Pyle, Kristen Johnston, and Natasha Henstridge. Elle continues to be one of Hollywood’s leading action actresses and stunt professionals.
