Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft (born in Toronto in Canada) is an actress. She is best known for portraying the role of Princess Aura, in the TV version of Flash Gordon from 2007. In the animated show Trollz in which she starred, she was an character that appeared on numerous occasions. Anna Van Hooft, a Canadian actor. Her most well-known role was Princess Aura in the 2007 television adaptation from Flash Gordon. Additionally, she played a role in Trollz as voice actress in the animated version. Anna Van Hooft was a Canadian actor, best recognized for her role as Onyx Von Trollenberg as well as princess Aura as well as Linnette McCafee Cedar Cove on Hallmark Channel as well as Flash Gordon. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich has been a Russian model, singer, and ice dancer for many years. She started her skating career along with Maxim Kachanov. The pair competed together and placed fifth in 1994 at the Goodwill Games. She was partnered by Vladimir Fedorov for 1995. In 1995, she formed a team together with Vladimir Fedorov. They took part in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating and were awarded the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions. The highlight of their partnership was competing at the 1998 World Figure Skating Championships where they finished 15th. Semenovich's partnership with Roman Kostomarov ended in 1999. Kostomarov was the one together with whom she skated for two years at in the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships in addition to competing in the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships was the 2000 Russian bronze medalist. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich, a Russian actress and singer is also a model. Additionally, she is retired from ice dancing. Her birth date was 1 st of March 1981 in Moscow to the family of director of the fur company Gregory T. and a Russian economist Tatyana Semenovich. As a child, she was hospitalized for about 6 months, and was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The athlete became famous due to his skating prowess with Denis Samokhin, a compatriot. The two teams competed at the Junior World Championships, where they were placed 8th and 7th and seventh respectively in 1993. In the short time they worked together, Maxim Kachanov, they placed fifth in the Goodwill Games of 1994. In 1995, she joined up again alongside Vladimir Fedorov. The partnership was equally productive, and the two took home the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions as well as competing at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. Their collaboration was successful as they were able to achieve greater results than they would have by themselves. The highlight of their partnership was when they placed 15th overall in the World Championships 1998.