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Vera Jordanova
Born (1975-08-28) 28 August 1975 (age 49)
Modeling information
Hair colorBrown
Eye colorGreen
AgencyNew York MC2
Paris IMG
Los Angeles Special Artists Agency

Vera Jordanova (born 28 August 1975) is a Bulgarian-Finnish model and actress.

Early life

Jordanova was born in Helsinki, Finland to Bulgarian musicians. She is fluent in Bulgarian, Finnish and English and speaks some Spanish, French and Russian. [2] Jordanova's parents relocated the family to Finland when Vera was 14. She studied several languages at a high school that specialized in language instruction before a modeling scout spotted her and helped launch her career as a model. Shortly after moved to Finland, she was discovered by the premiere Finnish modeling agency and began to appear in national campaigns, and on magazine covers. From there, Vera went on to shoot a campaign for cosmetic giant Clarins, with renowned photographer Gilles Bensimon.[3]

Career

On the heels of her discovery, Jordanova appeared on several Finnish magazine covers, which led to more work outside Finland. International campaigns Jordanova appeared in include Felina Lingerie, Bacardi Lime, and Clarins, shot by photographer Gilles Bensimon. Jordanova was featured in the 2006 Maxim calendar and has appeared in FHM and the Czech Republic's June 2007 edition of Esquire.

At this time, Jordanova started acting in Finland, where she appeared in a few Finnish TV series.[vague] Her debut in American cinema was in Eli Roth's horror sequel Hostel II, playing the part of Axelle, a mysterious woman who works for Elite Hunting to lure tourists into the Slovakian "death factory" for worldwide clientele of torture aficionados. She also appeared in Rocco Deluca & the Burden's "Colorful" music video.

Filmography

Year Film Role
1993 Harjunpää ja kiusantekijät Model
2007 Hostel: Part II Axelle

Television

Year Show Role
1994 Venla Gaala 1993 Herself
1998–1999 Tähtitehdas Minkki Karvonen
1998 Maailman pisin talk show Herself
1999–2001 Joonas Hytönen show Herself (2 episodes)
2000 Isänmaan toivot Vellu's Girlfriend (1 episode)
2006 Blow Out Herself (1 episode)
2007 Up Close with Carrie Keagan Herself (1 episode)

References

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