Anna Skidanova

Anna Skidanova was born in Zhasminovka in the area in Saratov. It is her birthplace that forms the focus of our story. The heroine we have in our story did not even think of becoming an actor in her early days. In her early years she would've found it difficult to dream of becoming an actor. Like many of her contemporaries goals for the future were the pursuit of a top-quality education as well as going to Moscow. Anna Skidanova studied political science at Saratov State College when she completed her Lyceum degree. The prestigious diploma from the University was unattainable to our protagonist. A model agency in town noticed the attractive girl's bright and thin look. Anna Skidanova quickly began regularly appearing in fashion shows of other countries. Good earnings allowed the girl not only to provide parents with food but also to Moscow. Anna Skidanova didn't waste time in Moscow. After a successful first admission, Anna Skidanova applied for admission to the State Institute of Theater and Satire. The producers of Margosha the TV show that premiered in 2002, noticed the skilled student. The aspiring actress lit up after appearing in several episodes. Anna worked with well-known actors like Maria Berseneva Elena Perova Eduard Trukhmenev for the film. Anna Skidanova (born October 24, 1987) is an Russian actor who has been on screen in Scary Movie V and Hercules Woman. The 2023 date for Anna Skidanova's age was 35 years. Anna Skidanova grew up in Saratov. Anna Skidanova was born under the Scorpio birth sign. Anna Skidanova's birthstone is Scorpio. Anna Skidanova acted in Scary Movie V (Hercules Woman) and Luna. Anna Skidanova participated in Drugoy bereg. Anna Skidanova born 24th October, 1987 in Saratov Saratov Oblast RSFSR USSR. She was in Hercules (2015), Woman in Gold (2014) as well as Scary Movie V (2013.

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