Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft was born in Canada. Her role in 2007's TV adaptation of Flash Gordon as Princess Aura is well-known. In addition, she played a frequent role as an animated series Trollz voice actress. Anna Van Hooft, a Canadian actor. Her most well-known role was the Princess Aura in the television adaptation from Flash Gordon. Also, she had an appearance in Trollz as voice actress in the animated version. Anna Van Hooft is a Canadian actress who is best recognized for her role as Onyx Von Trollenberg on Trollz and also for her role as the role of Princess Aura on the 2007. Flash Gordon series and Linnette Mcafee in the Hallmark Channel's Cedar Cove. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich is a Russian model, singer and former ice-dancer who competed. She skated early in her career along with Maxim Kachanov. In 1994, they competed in the Goodwill Games where they placed 5th. Her 1995 team-up together with Vladimir Fedorov was successful. They won two times the Finlandia Trophy, and both participated in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. In 1998, they finished 15th at the World Figure Skating Championships. Their partnership came to an end in 1999. Semenovich joined forces along with Roman Kostomarov for one season. Kostomarov was her Russian bronze-medalist. Together, they participated in both the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships (ECSC) and 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich has been a Russian performer, model, and singing since the year 2000. Additionally, she is retired from ice dancing. She was born in Moscow 1st. March 1980 into the family of Gregory T. director fur company and Russian economist Tatyana Dimitrievna Sannovich. When she was young was ill, she fell ill. She was being hospitalized. The illness was later confirmed as rheumatoid arthritis. It was his work as a skater alongside Denis Samokhin that made him famous. In 1993, the duo finished 8th in a Junior World Championship, and in 1994, they placed 7th. The pair briefly collaborated alongside Maxim Kachanov. Later, the pair finished fifth in the Goodwill Games. This partnership also proved to be effective, since the team were awarded the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions and also competed in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. Together, they achieved even more success however their most memorable moment was placing 15th in 1998's World Championships.