Natasha Negovanlis

Canadian actress in 'Carmilla'

Natasha Negovanlis - Canadian actress in 'Carmilla'
Born

April 3rd, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

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Born in 1990, this Canadian actress gained popularity through the web series 'Carmilla', based on the 19th-century novella of the same name. The series received acclaim for its LGBTQ+ representation and garnered a dedicated fanbase. Apart from acting, she is also a singer, contributing to the show's musical elements. Following 'Carmilla', she appeared in projects like 'The New Adventures of Peter Pan'. She continues to engage with fans through various platforms, sharing personal and professional updates.

Starring in the web series 'Carmilla'

Appearing in 'The New Adventures of Peter Pan'

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