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Vanessa Ray is a singer-actress American actress. She's appeared on television shows like Suits as well as films like Devil's Due. She was an actress and was first able to take on small roles and playing guest characters in stage and TV shows. As the World Changes was her first big role that she played in her career as an actor. The show was about medical and legal professionals. Then she was referred to by the name Jenny Griffith from the legal drama Suits. The series revolved around Harvey Specter a lawyer and his partner Mike dealing with legal issues. The show won numerous awards and was praised by reviewers. Blue Bloods and other police dramas are among her best-known works. The series received mostly positive reviews. Ray has also appeared in several movies including the drama movie Not Waving But Drowning where she was the main character and the musical comedy film The Rumperbutts where she had a supporting role. Taylor Cole...................hrough the early 2010s the stunning Taylor Cole has appeared in numerous television series and films including such propulsive action-packed features as 2011's The Green Hornet. Taylor Cole began her career at the end of 2000 in the role of a co-star on Summerland. From then on she's been on a number of television series and films including the Green Hornet (2011). Cole has proved that she is able to be a stunning actress with a surprising depth The decade 2010 has seen Cole as a co-star on the science fiction series The Event as a woman who is greater than she first appears.

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