Angie Everhart

Actress known for 'Hunter' and modeling

Angie Everhart - Actress known for 'Hunter' and modeling
Born

September 7th, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

Links & References

Born in 1969, this American actress and model gained prominence in the 1990s through modeling work for magazines like 'Sports Illustrated'. She transitioned to acting with a significant role in the television series 'Hunter' and appeared in films such as 'Exit to Eden' and 'The Trouble with Romance'. Her modeling career included high-profile campaigns and appearances in music videos, contributing to a strong presence in both fashion and entertainment industries.

Starred in the TV series 'Hunter'

Appeared in the film 'Exit to Eden'

Featured in 'Sports Illustrated' magazine

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