Ali Larter

American actress and model known for 'Heroes'

Ali Larter - Performers & Entertainers born February 28th, 1976
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Born in 1976, an American actress gained recognition for roles in film and television. Gained early fame as a model, transitioning to acting with a well-received performance in the horror film 'Final Destination'. Starred in the television series 'Heroes', portraying Niki Sanders, a character with a complex storyline. Appeared in the 'Resident Evil' film series, contributing to the franchise's popularity. Larter's performances often showcased a blend of strength and vulnerability, leading to a significant following.

Starred in 'Heroes' as Niki Sanders

Featured in the 'Resident Evil' film series

Acted in 'Final Destination'

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