Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft hails from Canada. The role she played in 2007's television adaptation Flash Gordon as Princess Aura is well-known. Also, she had a regular part in the animated show Trollz voice actress. Anna Van Hooft is a Canadian actress. Her most well-known role is her character in the Princess Aura 2007 TV adaptation in the TV adaptation of Flash Gordon. Also, she had an appearance in Trollz as an animated voice actress. Anna Van Hooft has been known as a Canadian actor for a number of years. Her most notable roles include Onyx from the Trollenberg (Trollz) as well as Aura from the Flash Gordon Series in 2007, Aura from the Flash Gordon Series in 2007 in 2007 and Linnette Mcafee in Cedar Cove at the Hallmark Channel. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich (born Anna Grigorievna Semenovich) is an Russian actress as well as a model and ice skater. She began her skating career with Maxim Kachanov. The two skaters placed fifth at the Goodwill Games of 1994. She joined forces along with Vladimir Fedorov, in 1995. Both won the Finlandia Trophy and took part in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. In 1998, they finished 15th at the World Figure Skating Championships. Semenovich and Roman Kostomarov worked together for one year in 1999, following the end of their partnership. The Russian won in 2000 the Russian Bronze Medal along with Kostomarov and also competed at the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships and in the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich (born in Moscow) is a Russian actor, model and a singer. She is also a retired Ice dancer. Her birthplace was in Moscow on March 1, 1980 to Russian economics professor Tatyana Dimitrievna and the relatives from Gregory T., the director of a fur company. The girl was sick as a young child and was admitted for six months to the hospital. The doctor diagnosed him with Rheumatoid arthritis. His career as a skater with compatriot Denis Samokhin made him famous. Both pairs competed in the Junior World Championships, where they placed seventh and eighth respectively in 1993. She briefly collaborated with Maxim Kachanov and they were then placed 5 at during the 1994 Goodwill Games she then teamed up alongside Vladimir Fedorov in 1995. The partnership was equally successful, as the pair won the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions and also competed in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. The partnership achieved great things, but it was their 15th place in the World Championships in 1998 that represented the peak of the friendship.