Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft hails from Canada. Her most well-known role is her character in the Princess Aura 2007 TV adaptation of Flash Gordon. She also had an appearance in Trollz as a voice actor. Anna Van Hooft resides in Canada. She is best known for playing Aura, the Princess Aura, in the TV version of Flash Gordon from 2007. The actress also appeared as a voice actor on the animated show Trollz. Anna Van Hooft is a Canadian actor best famous for her voice as Onyx Von Trollenberg in Trollz as well as playing Princess Aura on The film of the same name in 2007 Flash Gordon series and Linnette Mcafee on the Hallmark Channel's Cedar Cove. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich was an model and ice dancer in Russia. Early in her career she skated together with Maxim Kachanov. In 1994, they competed in the Goodwill Games where they placed 5th. The team she formed together with Vladimir Fedorov was successful. The two of them twice won the Finlandia Trophy, and both competed at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. The highlight of their partnership was when they competed at the 1998 World Figure Skating Championships where they were 15th. Their partnership came to an end in 1999. Semenovich teamed up together with Roman Kostomarov for one season. Alongside Kostomarov Semenovich, she was the 2000 Russian bronze medallist and participated at the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships and also the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich is a Russian singer actress and model. She is also a retired ice dancer. She was born in Moscow on March 1 1980, to Russian economist Tatyana Dimitrievna and the relatives of Gregory T., the director of a fur business. In childhood, she was hospitalized for six months before being diagnosed with arthritis rheumatoid. He became famous for his skating prowess with Denis Samokhin, a compatriot. The pair competed in the Junior World Championships in two distinct years. They placed eighth in 1993, and seventh in 1994. Her first partnership was in 1994 with Maxim Kachanov. Together, they placed fifth at the Goodwill Games 1994. This partnership also proved to be productive, and the two took home the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions and competed at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. They achieved more together than they did individually, however their greatest achievement was placing 15th in 1998's World Championships.