Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft, a Canadian actor. Her most well-known role was Princess Aura in the 2007 television version of Flash Gordon. In the animated TV show Trollz in which she starred, she was the character of a different appearance. Anna Van Hooft hails from Canada. She is most famous for her character as the Princess Aura from the 2007 version of on the TV show Flash Gordon. Also, she had a role in Trollz as voice actor in animated Trollz. Anna Van Hooft was a Canadian actor best recognized for her role as Onyx Von Trollenberg, Princess Aura and Linnette McCafee Cedar Cove on Hallmark Channel as well as Flash Gordon. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich has been a Russian model, singer, and an ice dancer for a number of years. At the beginning of her career she skated together with Maxim Kachanov. In 1994, the pair competed at the Goodwill Games where they placed 5th. She teamed up by Vladimir Fedorov for 1995. They were awarded the Finlandia Trophy twice and competed in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. The partnership was crowned in 1998, when they participated at the World Figure Skating Championships and placed 15th. Semenovich's partnership with Roman Kostomarov ended in 1999. The Russian was awarded her 2000 Russian Bronze Medal along with Kostomarov and also competed in the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships in addition to competing in the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich has been an Russian model, actress and singer since 2000. She is also an ice dancer who retired. Her birthplace was in Moscow on March 1, 1980, to Russian economist Tatyana Dimitrievna as well as the families of Gregory T., the director of a fur company. When she was a young girl, she was hospitalized for about 6 months, and was diagnosed with arthritis rheumatoid. Seine skating, which he shared with Denis Samokhin of his native country, made him very famous. The pair competed in the Junior World Championships in two distinct years. They placed 8th in 1993 and 7th in 1994. The pair briefly collaborated alongside Maxim Kachanov. Later, the pair finished fifth in the Goodwill Games. Their partnership was also effective, since the team won the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions and also competed in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. Together, they accomplished more but the high point of their partnership was when they placed 15th at the 1998 World Championships.