Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft was born in Canada. She was best known as Princess Aura in the television version in the television adaptation of Flash Gordon. She had also a regular part in the animated show Trollz voice actress. Anna Van Hooft was born in Canada. Her most well-known role is her character as the Princess Aura from the 2007 version of TV Flash Gordon. Her role was a regular one as a voice actress on the animated show Trollz. Anna Van Hooft has been known as a Canadian actor for a number of years. Her most notable parts include Onyx from the Trollenberg (Trollz), Aura from the Flash Gordon Series in 2007, Aura from The Flash Gordon Series in 2007 as well as Linnette Mcafee on Cedar Cove at the Hallmark Channel. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich was an ice-dancer and model in Russia. At the beginning of her career she skated together with Maxim Kachanov. They competed in 1994 in the Goodwill Games where they placed 5th. They teamed up together with Vladimir Fedorov, in 1995. The two won the Finlandia Trophy two times and took part in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. They were 15th at the 1998 World Figure Skating Championships. Semenovich and Roman Kostomarov teamed up for the 1999 season after their partnership had ended. Kostomarov was her partner in 2000. They won the bronze medal of Russia at the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships. They also participated in the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich (born in Moscow) is a Russian actor, model and singer. She is also a retired Ice dancer. Her birthplace was in Moscow on March 1 1980 to a Russian economist Tatyana Dimitrievna and the relatives from Gregory T., the director of a fur company. As a young girl her illness began to take hold. She was in hospital. She was later diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. The skater's career with Denis Samokhin was what made the legend. They competed together for 2 Junior World Championships and placed 7th both times in 1993 and 1994. She worked briefly alongside Maxim Kachanov. Later, the pair finished fifth in the Goodwill Games. This partnership also proved to be productive, and the two won the Finlandia Trophy on two occasions and competed at the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. They also achieved more as a team, but their best moment was placing 15th in the 1998 World Championships.