Anna Van Hooft and Anna Semenovich

Anna Van Hooft (born in Toronto in Canada) is an actress. Her most well-known role is her role as Princess Aura in the TV version in the TV adaptation of Flash Gordon. She had also a regular character in an animated TV series Trollz voice actress. Anna Van Hooft hails from Canada. She is known for her character in the Princess Aura the 2007 television adaptation from Flash Gordon. Also, she was a voice actor on Trollz. Anna Van Hooft was a Canadian actor, best recognized for her role as Onyx Von Trollenberg as well as princess Aura and Linnette McCafee on Cedar Cove on Hallmark Channel as well as Flash Gordon. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich, a Russian model and singer-actress who was a competitive skating ice artist in the past. She is well recognized for her character as Princess Aura on the TV show Flash Gordon. She started her skating career with Maxim Kachanov. They played at the 1994 Goodwill Games and placed 5th. They teamed up together with Vladimir Fedorov, in 1995. They were winners of the Finlandia Trophy two times and took part 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 finished 15th. Semenovich formed a one-season alliance with Roman Kostomarov in 1999 when their relationship came to an end. She took home in 2000 the Russian Bronze Medal with Kostomarov as well as competing in the 2000 European Figure Skating Championships and the 2000 World Figure Skating Championships. Anna Grigorievna Semenovich is a Russian model and singer. Additionally, she is now retired from ice dance. She was born on March 1, 1980, at Moscow. Her parents are the Russian economics Tatyana Semenovich, and Gregory T. the Director of the Fur Company. At the age of a child her illness began to take hold. It took her six months to be in hospital. It was later diagnosed as Rheumatoid Arthritis. His skating career with his fellow countryman Denis Samokhin made him famous. Both teams participated in the Junior World Championships, where they finished eighth and seventh each in 1993. Following a brief partnership with Maxim Kachanov, they placed fifth in the Goodwill Games of 1994. In 1995, she joined together along with Vladimir Fedorov. They also had success as a team, winning the Finlandia Trophy two times and taking part in the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. They were able to accomplish more but the high point of their collaboration was when they finished 15th in the 1998 World Championships.