Paulina Gretzky Biography and Filmography

Daughter of hockey legend Wayne Gretzky and actress Janet Jones, and the eldest of their 5 children.
Was born 5 months and 2 days after her parents' 17 July 1988 wedding.
Attended Nightingale-Bamford School, New York City.
once recorded a CD for a benefit
When the Gretzkys lived in New York City, Paulina was accepted into the American School of Ballet.
Paulina did not attend her father's retirement announcement in New York City because she thought she would cry too much and watched it on TV.
Paulina got to meet Queen Elizabeth II along with her parents and grandmother Jean Jones when Wayne escorted the Queen to center ice to drop the puck at a preseason game in Vancouver this season.
Her first name and first middle name come from Wayne's paternal grandmother, Pauline Mary, who died shortly before Paulina was born; her second middle name, Jean, comes from Janet's mother, who has been the Gretzkys' live-in nanny since Paulina was born.
Sang in Edmonton, Canada for the Heritage Classic Weekend involving her father and Oiler alumni against the Montreal Canadian alumni on November 22, 2003. She sang the Sara McLachlan song, "I Will Remember You", in front of 57,000 people in the outdoor Commonwealth Stadium to a standing ovation before her proud parents and family.
She sang the Canadian National Anthem before the semi-final game between the Czech Republic and Canada during the 2004 World Cup of Hockey in Toronto, Canada in September 2004.
She is set to have a small acting role in the upcoming movie "Alpha Dog" which should be released in 2005.
Daughter of Wayne Gretzky and Janet Jones. Grand-daughter of Walter Gretzky and Phyllis Gretzky. Niece of Glen Gretzky and Brent Gretzky. Sister of Tristan Gretzky, Trevor Gretzky, Ty Gretzky and Emma Gretzky. God-daughter of Mark Messier.
Posed for the cover of the August 2005 Flair magazine - a Canadian fashion magazine. Her mom, Janet Jones (Gretzky), had posed for the magazine 17 years ago before she married Paulina's dad, Wayne Gretzky, so Paulina and Janet became the first mother-daughter to pose for the magazine.